USB 1.1

G

Guest

Is it true that vista (x86 X64) does not support USB1.1? I have two usb 1.1
cameras that I can not get to work.
 
J

John Boy

PietroConAmore said:
Is it true that vista (x86 X64) does not support USB1.1? I have two usb 1.1
cameras that I can not get to work.

Vista supports my USB 1.1 devices. What makes
you think it wouldn't support yours? Did you
try your device(s) before asking the question?
 
M

Mark D. VandenBerg

That is what I also have been told and have read in some places, so yes,
only USB 2.0.
 
J

John Boy

Mark said:
That is what I also have been told and have read in some places, so yes,
only USB 2.0.

If Vista did not support USB 1.1 then a USB
mouse would not work.
 
M

Mark D. VandenBerg

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that the articles I read were either wrong or outdated.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."
 
P

Peter M

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).
 
G

Guest

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.
 
J

John Boy

PietroConAmore said:
Is it true that vista (x86 X64) does not support USB1.1? I have two usb 1.1
cameras that I can not get to work.

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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