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I have a Sony Vaio V505AX notebook. It has built-in USB ports that use the
Intel 82801 chipset -- these support USB 2.0. I'm running XP Pro SP2, and
have all the latest drivers loaded.
My built-in USB ports run slow, at 1.1 speeds. The reason for this seems to
be that the Host Controller for the ports is loading usbuhci.sys, instead of
usbehci.sys -- only the latter supports 2.0.
I've tried re-installing the SP2 update, re-installing the USB ports, and
even trying to force the installation of usbehci.sys. None of this worked.
I have a PCM USB adapter card that uses the VIA chipset. The computer
correctly recognizes the card and installs usbehci.sys for VIA Host
Controller. Not surprisingly, this works fine at 2.0 speeds.
What do I have to do to get XP to utilize the correct drivers to run my USB
2.0 ports at 2.0 speeds?
Thanks for any suggestions.
Intel 82801 chipset -- these support USB 2.0. I'm running XP Pro SP2, and
have all the latest drivers loaded.
My built-in USB ports run slow, at 1.1 speeds. The reason for this seems to
be that the Host Controller for the ports is loading usbuhci.sys, instead of
usbehci.sys -- only the latter supports 2.0.
I've tried re-installing the SP2 update, re-installing the USB ports, and
even trying to force the installation of usbehci.sys. None of this worked.
I have a PCM USB adapter card that uses the VIA chipset. The computer
correctly recognizes the card and installs usbehci.sys for VIA Host
Controller. Not surprisingly, this works fine at 2.0 speeds.
What do I have to do to get XP to utilize the correct drivers to run my USB
2.0 ports at 2.0 speeds?
Thanks for any suggestions.