USB problem

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Robert Moir

Got an odd USB problem here. Running an intel i965 based system with a
relatively new install of XP.

Today, 'some' of the USB ports fail to recognise my USB hub and the
peripherals plugged into it (phone adaptor, keyboard, mouse...) and other
things i've plugged into test it (memory sticks, etc).

These devices work fine when booted into the BIOS mode but do not work in
the same port in Windows. Often reports "Unknown Device" when I insert
something, but not always. I can move the problem devices / hub to
unaffected ports and they work fine all the time.

So it isn't the physical ports - they work when I'm in the BIOS.
It isn't the peripheral hardware - it works when plugged into another port.
It isn't the hub - I've used different hubs to test this - and again, works
in another port.

Any ideas?
 
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antioch

Robert Moir said:
Got an odd USB problem here. Running an intel i965 based system with a
relatively new install of XP.

Today, 'some' of the USB ports fail to recognise my USB hub and the
peripherals plugged into it (phone adaptor, keyboard, mouse...) and other
things i've plugged into test it (memory sticks, etc).

These devices work fine when booted into the BIOS mode but do not work in
the same port in Windows. Often reports "Unknown Device" when I insert
something, but not always. I can move the problem devices / hub to
unaffected ports and they work fine all the time.

So it isn't the physical ports - they work when I'm in the BIOS.
It isn't the peripheral hardware - it works when plugged into another
port.
It isn't the hub - I've used different hubs to test this - and again,
works in another port.

Any ideas?


You might want to bring your thread up to date - you have added it to a
month old thread of another person - and in particular, your thread does not
appear to have any connection to the OP.
You might like to try here as well - very helpful lot

http://www.everythingusb.com/

Antioch
 

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