Summary: Hey guys, i have a project and im trying to make one of those rocket fireing USB devices. I can get the wires and resistors and transistors and stuff,...
Summary: I have a BayTech DS2-RPC power controller (purchased over ebay) that has the password set...so I can't access it. Any ideas on how to hack this devic...
Summary: It does work, kind of. Right now I cannot drivers to load for any USB game controller front or back though. It loads the driver but the computer doe...
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: Well, there is definitely something strange going on. I searched in the BIOS to turn off USB but couldn't find the option; only something about legacy...
Summary: Hello, I have HP D330 Motherboard and 2.4 Ghz intel processor. I have about 4 usb ports at the back(all of which are working completely fine) and 2 at...
Summary: changing the 115/230 sselector is a bad thing because the wrong voltages were applied. USB power is suppose to fail gracefully. The surge may have b...
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: 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 recently upgraded the video card in my system. Shortly afterwards the system started acting flaky(random restarts, crashes, drives not writing corr...
Summary: Hopefully it is not a power issue tied to the motherboard, reboot in safemode and remove the entire USB controller category from the device manager an...
Summary: HI go into bios setup and be sure USB is enabled. you could try a over the top reinstall, may work. or turn off onboard USB and buy a USB 2 card.. as ...
Summary: Personally, I'd return it to Gateway as I hate all USB drives (Except those tiny Archos drives that are smaller than a floppy disk and USB powered). B...
Summary: USB hubs do not work properly with everything, even if they are powered hubs. A powered hub, that is one with an extra external power supply, can supp...
Summary: Hello guys, this is my problem. I have just installed a new motherboard (a Gigabyte 7VT600P-RZ) and I have windows XP PRO, but my USB does not seem to...
Summary: Ok.. my PC has ran fine since i got it...its not that old.. anyway.. today i was trying to download some pictures from my card reader.. as soon as i p...
Summary: Control Panel, System, Hardware, Device Manager and look under Universal Serial Bus Controllers IF one of the entries reads "ENHANCED........." then y...
Summary: You say physically broken, does that mean some of the electrical contacts in the socket could be touching eachother? , if they are then it would proba...
Summary: I hope you're going to read this. If your computer was made before 1995, then it's not possible to run USB... Anyway, go look at the system properties...
Summary: Hi I have a Seagate FreeAgent 500GB USB2.0 external drive. It powers using an ac power supply. Is there any way I can change this to use the usb bus ...
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: Hey So, my mouse and keyboard suddenly died on me. First I thought the batteries were dead, since they're both wireless hooked up via USB. That wasn't...
Summary: I am currently using a USB modem (aircard) to connect to the internet via Alltel Wireless. Anywhere from 30 seconds to 30 minutes, the modem behaves a...
Summary: Consider using a USB controlled power boards for all peripherals including the monitor. When the PC power up the USB 5 volts is the control signal t...
Summary: I recently had to reload XP onto my system after a hacker got in and changed some authority settings. Now after the reload, I can't seem to g...
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