Summary: Hi folks ! I'm using an IBM laptop and just got an external box for HDD and it connects to the laptop by USB port. My USB is USB 2.0. When plugging...
Summary: My Bios is able to support USB and I have tried changing it to use USB HDD, but that didnt seem to work as even after disabling the main hard drive in...
Summary: Hello all, I have a USB 2.0 device but it runs at 1.1 I've installed SP2 but i keep getting the same Note: 'The USB Mass Storage Device is a Hi Speed ...
Summary: Hello all, I've double checked and WinXP Service Pack 2 is installed - i've reloaded it to be certain. But i keep getting the same error message. 'The...
Summary: Just checked my 'device manager' it comes up with 'Standard Enhanced PCI to USB Host Controller. I take it this means i have a high speed USB (USB 2.0...
Summary: HELLOW, CAN ANY BODY SUGGEST ME WITH THE ABOVE CONFIGURATION CAN I ADD A usb 2.0 host controller card in my HOME PC ?I PURCHASED ONE AND TRIED TO IN...
Summary: I tried reinstalling the setup to exactly how it was before with no luck. I tried buying a new mmotherboard from HP but they are impossible and only i...
Summary: Hey whats up thnx in advance for any help im up for trying anything Let me know if you need more info than what is here. I'll try to answer as soon as...
Summary: you can buy a USB 2 PCI card, they are really reasonable anymore. Go into your device manager and see if you have an enhanced host controller listed. ...
Summary: Say, I've just noticed something a bit odd (at least to my untrained 'eye') when looking at my device manager's entries for the following - NEC PCI t...
Summary: I get message "Disabled host controllers are present. Check BIOS" in Sisoft Sandra. My bios doesn't show a host controllers setting, any ideas on what...
Summary: I bought an external USB hard drive - USB2.0 It was not recognized as a 2.0 on my machine, it was on another so I definitelly know it is a 2.0. I alre...
Summary: I have the following: P5AD2 premium motherboard w/Intel Pentium4 3.2 ghz running Windows XP Home Editon SP2. No matter what I've tried I can't get the...
Summary: Plainandsimple is correct. PCI/USB upgrade cards have three primary purposes: Provide USB connectivity for desktop computers without USB ports As a wo...
Summary: Thank you for your post. i have tried using my flash memory cards, and they are unbelieveably slow, and a message pops up saying "this device can perf...
Summary: I origionaly posted this under the WinXP forums but know belive it to be a general hardware issue so ive posted it here with some extra info. In short...
Summary: I just learned that the problem may be my USB host controller drivers. Does anyonw know where I can get the latest NEC PCI to USB Open Host Controlle...
Summary: Follow Badboy's advice in response3 The below is just a note that may help with your research on USB. How do I check if my PC has USB 2.0? You can id...
Summary: Or,..another driver device is conflicting with with your USB device..It has alot to do with your USB type,...High speed or Low? When your Pc wakes fro...
Summary: How do I check if my PC has USB 2.0? You can identify whether your PC has Hi-Speed USB or not relatively easy. Open Device Manager and expand the Univ...
Summary: trying to upload ipod software to my pc and get the following message. you do not have a high speed usb connection. how do I get a high speed connecti...
Summary: SiSoftware Sandra Computer System Name : HND-IGXJCWN55ZH User Name : bill@danny Logon Domain : HND-IGXJCWN55ZH Processor(s) Model : AMD Athlon(tm) Spe...
Summary: I have explored my system and determined that i do have a USB 2.0 port, but i was wondering how i find out which of the numerous USB ports on my compu...
Summary: I was trying to install a usb removeable drive and i accidentally disable my intel usb host controller. what do i need to do on my bios to fix this pr...
Summary: I'm trying to figure out what USB version I have. I tried looking in Device Manager, but all that is there is three USB Root Hub entires, two Standard...
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