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Windows Getting USB 2.0?????????????????

Discussion in 'Software' started by wasabiboys, 28 Feb 2005.

  1. wasabiboys

    wasabiboys Banned

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    Yes, I have Windows XP Pro and somehow my OS did not load usb 2.0 into the system. The Soyo Motherboard does support 2.0 I checked. I have tried to download the SP1a and nothing at all. I plug in any usb device and it comes up "you are plugging a high speed device into a non high speed port"--I know! Any Ideas of drivers for me to download??

    I need 2.0 for my Zen Touch!
     
  2. herbs

    herbs Nobody but us chickens

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    Check that in the bios that usb 2.0 is supported.
     
  3. Malvolio

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    Umm, try installing the USB 2.0 driver fix off your motherboard driver disk... Manuals are fun :thumb:
     
  4. wasabiboys

    wasabiboys Banned

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    usb 2.0

    I checked in the manual and nothing was said. I am sure it supports USB 2.0

    My motherboard is a SY-P4VGM Version 1.0
    Features:
    Intel Pentium 4 (Prescott Ready!) All-In-One Micro ATX Motherboard Featuring DDR200/266 Memory Support, On-board 2-ch Audio, GFX Graphics ProSavage8™ Integrated Graphics, 10/100 Mbps LAN, High Speed USB 2.0

    What should I do+?
     
  5. padrejones2001

    padrejones2001 Puppy Love

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    That took a whole lot of investigating. I swear, do people not know how to search for stuff anymore. All Your Drivers. It should be the third one down. Google is your friend.
     
  6. Go4t

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    did you try checking in the bios if usb 2.0 is enabled?
     
  7. mikeuk2004

    mikeuk2004 What you Looking at Fool!

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    Have you installed Service pack 2??? Only service pack 2 supports USB 2.0 If its not installed then your USB will never run at usb 2.0 speeds.

    Right click on mycomputer - properties - hardware - device manager.

    If no service pack 2 installed then in the device manager it will have a yellow error icon next to USB 2.0
     
  8. mushky

    mushky gimme snails

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    I thought USB2 support was included with SP1.

    If not then my SP1 PC has got some new fangled kind of uber-fast USB1 connection to my camera.
     
  9. Malvolio

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    Yes, service pack 1 supports USB 2.0 natively :rolleyes: The only problem that you will run into however is that most boards that do have 2.0 will require the patch drivers that are included on the driver install CD that came with the board.
     
  10. wasabiboys

    wasabiboys Banned

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    USb

    I actually will not install SP2 it screwed my comp last time. So I went on too google...before I read this, and found one that worked great
     
  11. gmail

    gmail What's a Dremel?

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    sp1 support usb2.0
    i use sp1 and never need to install any drivers, just check the bios :wallbash:
     
  12. DeX

    DeX Mube Codder

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    So have you dont what others have suggested? Checked the BIOS? Installed the USB2.0 drivers? That's all you should need to do. Come back when you've done those things.
     
  13. ehrnam45

    ehrnam45 What's a Dremel?

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    I had the same issue with mine before SP2. The solution that I found at M$ Support was to open the device manager, select the USB controller, and force a manual update of all the devices in the USB branch.
     
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