.....particularly the "Host type" "Via" hyperlink ..screen mid-left on:-
http://www.usbman.com/
regards, Richard
e.g.
<quote> The 1.10 filter patch fixes very specific issues under specific
circumstances, described below. Users who are unsure as to whether they
should install the patch can be assured that if they do install the patch,
even if it is not necessary, it will cause no harm to their system. The
patch will detect your systems configuration and install only when
necessary. If it has not installed then there is no need to try to install
it manually. The patch will only install on certain older VIA host
controller revisions. Under these circumstances, the patch will resolve the
following issues:
Fixes the issue when a connected USB hub that has no USB devices connected
will be disabled after another USB hub is attached at another available root
port.
Fixes the issue when transferring large of amounts of data, the system will
hang.
Avoids noise from a USB audio converter or speaker.
Supports a USB add-on card.
Under Win2000/XP: This patch will save all register values in the memory
before a system enters Stand By mode and then restore those registers when
the systems resumes. This therefore avoids the situation where USB devices
are not ready for use after a resume from Stand By mode.<End Quote>
regards, Richard
Richard,
I did all that, but still no success...What surprises me is that when I look
at the properties of the usb-drivers they are all dated 2001 ....
USB 2.0 was introduced in 2002....how is that possible?
When I tried to update the driver the OS aborts this process by "saying"
that the drivers are up to date...
Regards, Fred
"RJK" <
[email protected]> schreef in bericht
http://www.msi.com.tw/program/products/mainboard/mbd/pro_mbd_detail.php?UID=26
http://www.msi.com.tw/program/produ...support_detail.php?UID=26&NAME=MS-6380&kind=1
....cough!...splutter ! mmmmm!
Via chipset ! Motherboard drivers ????, ....you might need to trundle along
to MSI and download a new set of VIA four in one drivers - and also take a
look the bios files for that board while you're there. You might even need
to reflash your bios !
In any event, the MS USB 2.0 driver stack (4 files) will sometimes not
install on Via boards, if when XP was installed - it was left with "best
fit" drivers, (from XP's drivers' library), instead of the ones written
specifically for it by your motherboard manufacturer.
regards, Richard