Well, I am by far no expert, for sure, but I have read several different
articles that have made mention of Vista not having 1.1 support. I also
don't have any 1.1 devices laying around to test, and am not above believing
that the articles I read were either wrong or outdated. So I hereby
officially retract my statement and change it to "It may be so, but I am not
sure."
It does... if you look in dev manager you'll see standard OpenOHD and
standard Enhanced PCI to USB, USB entries with enhanced being usb2 (as
long as teh MB supports usb2).
By chance I've got a 16mb USB 1.1 flash drive laying around, so I decided to
test it. Vista had no trouble recognizing the drive or the fact that it's
formatted in FAT. So I guess the best test would be to plug in the device and
see if it works.
I just tested my USB1.1 bus powered 250MB Zip
drive in both Vista x86 and Vista x64. I was
recognized and driver installed by the OS, and
was 100% usable in bot OS's. I had forgotten I
had the Zip drive since I started using the USB
Flash drives.
So, the rumor is totally FALSE! USB1.1 devices
are fully functional in Vista, both x86 & x64!
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