Trouble connecting USB HP 5370c to XP

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Rock

Hi,

I have a HP 5370c scanner which did work okay with XP before I changed
to an Asus S333 mobo.

XP just doesn't see the scanner now. I have installed and uninstalled
the drivers et al a few times but it is no better.

I notice the light in the scanner goes on and off like a blink tho' when
it is connected to the power. Is this right?

Any clues how to test it is okay or get it going?

Thanks

Rock
 
Rock said:
Hi,

I have a HP 5370c scanner which did work okay with XP before I changed
to an Asus S333 mobo.

XP just doesn't see the scanner now. I have installed and uninstalled
the drivers et al a few times but it is no better.

I notice the light in the scanner goes on and off like a blink tho' when
it is connected to the power. Is this right?

Any clues how to test it is okay or get it going?

Thanks

Rock
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Thanks but I have found the problem...

I had a 12 volt power supply but needed 24 volts.. doh!!
 
Hi,

I have a HP 5370c scanner which did work okay with XP before I changed
to an Asus S333 mobo.

XP just doesn't see the scanner now. I have installed and uninstalled
the drivers et al a few times but it is no better.
Click to expand...

You really shouldn't have to install any drivers outside of what is
already in XP, unless it comes up with a download.
I notice the light in the scanner goes on and off like a blink tho' when
it is connected to the power. Is this right?
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The MOBo here (on this computer) is an MSI. I did have some problems
with an ASUS MoBo and drivers a while back, but it was one of the
early boards out of that generation and it's my understanding they are
fine now. (I don't remember for sure, but as I recall it had to do
with the chip set)
Any clues how to test it is okay or get it going?
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Check through the hardware manager to make sure there are no
conflicts. and... good luck.

Roger Halstead (K8RI & ARRL life member)
(N833R, S# CD-2 Worlds oldest Debonair)
www.rogerhalstead.com
 
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