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KevinGPO
Hi
Does anyone know why Windows XP would disconnect and reconnect USB devices
after long usage?
I have two USB devices which I was using for over 2 hours on my laptop.
Then, one at a time, one would have it's information reset. Then the 2nd
device resets when I reconfigure the 1st one. The only time the device
resets is when you pull out and reinsert the device in the USB socket.
Normally the USB devices work fine but why did the above problem happen?
Maybe Windows started disconnecting the USB devices because it ran out of
memory? Or maybe the laptop computer was overheating? (I usually have to
raise the laptop on sticks to allow ventilation on the bottom, but the time
it was frequently disconnecting my devices was when the laptop was on the
table for long period).
Specifications:
Toshiba Portege A100 - 0052E
Intel Pentium M 1.4GHz (Centrino Mobile Technology)
256MB DDR SDRAM
All 4 sockets are USB 2.0
So does anyone have any idea why Windows would do such a thing?
Does anyone know why Windows XP would disconnect and reconnect USB devices
after long usage?
I have two USB devices which I was using for over 2 hours on my laptop.
Then, one at a time, one would have it's information reset. Then the 2nd
device resets when I reconfigure the 1st one. The only time the device
resets is when you pull out and reinsert the device in the USB socket.
Normally the USB devices work fine but why did the above problem happen?
Maybe Windows started disconnecting the USB devices because it ran out of
memory? Or maybe the laptop computer was overheating? (I usually have to
raise the laptop on sticks to allow ventilation on the bottom, but the time
it was frequently disconnecting my devices was when the laptop was on the
table for long period).
Specifications:
Toshiba Portege A100 - 0052E
Intel Pentium M 1.4GHz (Centrino Mobile Technology)
256MB DDR SDRAM
All 4 sockets are USB 2.0
So does anyone have any idea why Windows would do such a thing?