I know I have a slow cable

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Andy

I am getting a message saying that a HiSpeed device will only
function
at a reduced speed when plugged into a non-hi speed port. I think it's
the photo printer which is using USB 1.1 instead of the 2.0. How can
stop
the message from appearing.

Is there a way to get explorer to return it's "original" view after
doing a search?
(Where it shows folders on left side, files on right.)

Thanks.
 
this is a physical issue due
to hardware compatibility.

eventhough you are using
usb, there are 2 speeds.

you can plug a slow device
into a fast usb port.

but you cannot plug a fast
device into a slow usb port.

if your motherboard only has
the original slow usb ports,
then you should buy a pci
board for faster usb's....

you cannot bypass the error
via software, as this is a basic
hardware compatibility issue....


- db
I am getting a message saying that a HiSpeed device will only
function
at a reduced speed when plugged into a non-hi speed port. I think it's
the photo printer which is using USB 1.1 instead of the 2.0. How can
stop
the message from appearing.

Is there a way to get explorer to return it's "original" view after
doing a search?
(Where it shows folders on left side, files on right.)

Thanks.
 
I am getting a message saying that a HiSpeed device will only
function
at a reduced speed when plugged into a non-hi speed port. I think it's
the photo printer which is using USB 1.1 instead of the 2.0. How can
stop
the message from appearing.
Click to expand...

http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/system/bus/usb/USBFAQ_intro.mspx or
install USB2 PCI card($10)
Is there a way to get explorer to return it's "original" view after
doing a search?
(Where it shows folders on left side, files on right.)

Thanks.
Click to expand...
<- then folders button on toolbar

HTH-Larry
 
duly noted

: )



How to turn off the "Hi-speed USB device plugged into non-hi-speed USB
hub" warning messagehttp://support.microsoft.com/?scid=kb;en-us;835967
Click to expand...


Thanks for all the help on this subject.

Andy
 
this is a physical issue due
to hardware compatibility.

eventhough you are using
usb, there are 2 speeds.

you can plug a slow device
into a fast usb port.
Click to expand...

The manufacturer said USB, not USB 2.0 only.
I put a cooler on the cable. Just kidding.

Running a P-3, fast enuf fer me. Run's circles around unoptimized
P-4s. :-)

Have a good weekend.
 
Hello,
but you cannot plug a fast device into a slow USB port.
Click to expand...

Actually, many USB 2.0 devices are backwards compatible - they can work on
USB 1.0 ports. Thumb drives are a perfect example.

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"db" <databaseben.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
this is a physical issue due
to hardware compatibility.

eventhough you are using
usb, there are 2 speeds.

you can plug a slow device
into a fast usb port.

but you cannot plug a fast
device into a slow usb port.

if your motherboard only has
the original slow usb ports,
then you should buy a pci
board for faster usb's....

you cannot bypass the error
via software, as this is a basic
hardware compatibility issue....


- db
I am getting a message saying that a HiSpeed device will only
function
at a reduced speed when plugged into a non-hi speed port. I think it's
the photo printer which is using USB 1.1 instead of the 2.0. How can
stop
the message from appearing.

Is there a way to get explorer to return it's "original" view after
doing a search?
(Where it shows folders on left side, files on right.)

Thanks.
 
Hello,


Actually, many USB 2.0 devices are backwards compatible - they can work on
USB 1.0 ports. Thumb drives are a perfect example.
Click to expand...
Are you saying I can use those rather high price /mb on a USB 1.1
system? Couldn't used that when I was backing up fairly recently to
floppies. :-)
 

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