If the Device manager says you have USB 1.1 Root Hubs and
USB 1.1 Controllers your system will not support USB 2.0 .
But you may buy a add-in PCI card that will support USB 2.0
and it will install and operate in addition to the on-board
USB 1.1 on the motherboard. Only the ports connected to the
new card will be USB 2.0. You can buy a card that has
internal ports that can be connected to the front panel (you
may need to buy a panel to install if you don't have front
connectors).
You can buy a PCI card that will also support Firewire and
USB 2.0.
You will also need to install software to support the new
hardware, with Windows XP that means at least XP SP1.
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| how do i know if my computer supports USB 2.0??
|
| "Andrew E." wrote:
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| > USB gets the upgrade thru XP SP1 (1.1 to 2.0),however
one usually needs
| > to install this manually,open device mgr.,scroll to the
usb
| > controller,R.click
| > on it,then select update drivers,if the board and/or
hardware supports 2.0
| > it will upgrade auto.
| >
| > "mark34game" wrote:
| >
| > > Hey every1! I need help!
| > > I would like to upgrade my USB 1.1 card to USB 2.0 but
the problem is that I
| > > don't know if i take the 1.1 card out and replace it
with 2.0, i don't know
| > > if it would work.
| > > I am running a USB 1.1 Controller and I have a USB 1.1
Root Hub as well.
| > > Any help? Please I need it!
| > > Thanx!