USB 2.0 Hub driver not installed

[Guest]

Hi all,

This might be a hotfix issue highlighted here -
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/892050/en-us

We have Win XP Pro SP2, and have installed a USB 2.0 hub to a USB 2.0 PCI
card. The hub is deteced by windows when plugged in by no driver aare
installed for it an so it is left as unconfigured in device manager and
unworking.

Can anyone confirm this is the issue aand if so, help me out with the hotfix.


Cheers

Chris

 

[Rock]

Hi all,

This might be a hotfix issue highlighted here -
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/892050/en-us

We have Win XP Pro SP2, and have installed a USB 2.0 hub to a USB 2.0 PCI
card. The hub is deteced by windows when plugged in by no driver aare
installed for it an so it is left as unconfigured in device manager and
unworking.

Can anyone confirm this is the issue aand if so, help me out with the hotfix.


Cheers

Chris

To get a hotfix you need to contact MS support as indicated in the
article. There is no charge for hotfixes as long as you don't ask for
anything else.

[Courtesy of Kelly Theriot, MVP]
Call Microsoft Professional Customer Service @ 1-800-936-4900 (this line
is 24/7), there is an option for hotfix. A rep will email you a link to
the fix.

 

[Guest]

Thanks Rock. I also want to see if this issue I'm see IS related to the
hotfix mantioned. I have contacted CS and through the private newsgroups, but
unfortunately I am now away from the problem computer.

Here are some further pointers to this issue:

1) The USB 2.0 hub works correctly on another machine.
2) The user account used that was attempted to set up the hub had
administrator privileges.
3) I have contacted the manufacturer of the Hub and the PCI card and all
drivers should be included within Windows - i.e. no separate drives needed.
4) I have connected the hub to both on board USB ports (although all on
board port are USB 1.1) and those on the USB card and see the same issue.
5) I have connected other devices to the USB 2.0 card with no other issues
(cameras, flash drive and printer).

Chris

Hi all,

This might be a hotfix issue highlighted here -
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/892050/en-us

We have Win XP Pro SP2, and have installed a USB 2.0 hub to a USB 2.0 PCI
card. The hub is deteced by windows when plugged in by no driver aare
installed for it an so it is left as unconfigured in device manager and
unworking.

Can anyone confirm this is the issue aand if so, help me out with the hotfix.


Cheers

Chris

To get a hotfix you need to contact MS support as indicated in the
article. There is no charge for hotfixes as long as you don't ask for
anything else.

[Courtesy of Kelly Theriot, MVP]
Call Microsoft Professional Customer Service @ 1-800-936-4900 (this line
is 24/7), there is an option for hotfix. A rep will email you a link to
the fix.

 

[Rock]

Thanks Rock. I also want to see if this issue I'm see IS related to the
hotfix mantioned. I have contacted CS and through the private newsgroups, but
unfortunately I am now away from the problem computer.

Here are some further pointers to this issue:

1) The USB 2.0 hub works correctly on another machine.
2) The user account used that was attempted to set up the hub had
administrator privileges.
3) I have contacted the manufacturer of the Hub and the PCI card and all
drivers should be included within Windows - i.e. no separate drives needed.
4) I have connected the hub to both on board USB ports (although all on
board port are USB 1.1) and those on the USB card and see the same issue.
5) I have connected other devices to the USB 2.0 card with no other issues
(cameras, flash drive and printer).

Chris

:

Chris Swinney wrote:

Hi all,

This might be a hotfix issue highlighted here -
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/892050/en-us

We have Win XP Pro SP2, and have installed a USB 2.0 hub to a USB 2.0 PCI
card. The hub is deteced by windows when plugged in by no driver aare
installed for it an so it is left as unconfigured in device manager and
unworking.

Can anyone confirm this is the issue aand if so, help me out with the hotfix.


Cheers

Chris

To get a hotfix you need to contact MS support as indicated in the
article. There is no charge for hotfixes as long as you don't ask for
anything else.

[Courtesy of Kelly Theriot, MVP]
Call Microsoft Professional Customer Service @ 1-800-936-4900 (this line
is 24/7), there is an option for hotfix. A rep will email you a link to
the fix.

Is it a powered hub or does it draw power from the USB ports? Powered
hubs seems to work better, but sometimes certain hubs just don't cooperate.

 

[Guest]

It is both power and unpowered - i.e. it can work in both modes. In the case
of operating with this specific machine, it dosen't work in either mode.
However, as stated previously, it functions correctly on another machine.

I now have the hotfix but will not apply it immediatly and wiat on other
possible solutions.

Chris

Thanks Rock. I also want to see if this issue I'm see IS related to the
hotfix mantioned. I have contacted CS and through the private newsgroups, but
unfortunately I am now away from the problem computer.

Here are some further pointers to this issue:

1) The USB 2.0 hub works correctly on another machine.
2) The user account used that was attempted to set up the hub had
administrator privileges.
3) I have contacted the manufacturer of the Hub and the PCI card and all
drivers should be included within Windows - i.e. no separate drives needed.
4) I have connected the hub to both on board USB ports (although all on
board port are USB 1.1) and those on the USB card and see the same issue.
5) I have connected other devices to the USB 2.0 card with no other issues
(cameras, flash drive and printer).

Chris

:

Chris Swinney wrote:


Hi all,

This might be a hotfix issue highlighted here -
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/892050/en-us

We have Win XP Pro SP2, and have installed a USB 2.0 hub to a USB 2.0 PCI
card. The hub is deteced by windows when plugged in by no driver aare
installed for it an so it is left as unconfigured in device manager and
unworking.

Can anyone confirm this is the issue aand if so, help me out with the hotfix.


Cheers

Chris


To get a hotfix you need to contact MS support as indicated in the
article. There is no charge for hotfixes as long as you don't ask for
anything else.

[Courtesy of Kelly Theriot, MVP]
Call Microsoft Professional Customer Service @ 1-800-936-4900 (this line
is 24/7), there is an option for hotfix. A rep will email you a link to
the fix.

Is it a powered hub or does it draw power from the USB ports? Powered
hubs seems to work better, but sometimes certain hubs just don't cooperate.

 

[Rock]

It is both power and unpowered - i.e. it can work in both modes. In the case
of operating with this specific machine, it dosen't work in either mode.
However, as stated previously, it functions correctly on another machine.

I now have the hotfix but will not apply it immediatly and wiat on other
possible solutions.

Chris

Ok, good luck.