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John
How can I determine whether my USB ports are v1.0 or 2.0?
LVTravel said:Right click on My computer, left click on Manage, left click on Device
Manager then scroll down to the bottom of the list for Universal Serial Bus
controllers. Click on the + to expand the list. If it says "... USB
Enhanced Host Controller" anywhere in the list you at least have one USB 2.0
port. If the USB Host Controller is listed without the word Enhanced you
have USB 1.1. If both are listed, you have both and it can be a bear to
find out which ports are which on a machine.
John said:How can I determine whether my USB ports are v1.0 or 2.0?
JS said:Use 'Device Manager' to check your USB devices,
if the word 'Enhanced' is present then you have USB 2.0
LVTravel said:Right click on My computer, left click on Manage, left click on Device
Manager then scroll down to the bottom of the list for Universal Serial
Bus controllers. Click on the + to expand the list. If it says "... USB
Enhanced Host Controller" anywhere in the list you at least have one USB
2.0 port. If the USB Host Controller is listed without the word Enhanced
you have USB 1.1. If both are listed, you have both and it can be a bear
to find out which ports are which on a machine.
John said:How can I determine whether my USB ports are v1.0 or 2.0?
John said:How can I determine whether my USB ports are v1.0 or 2.0?
JohnO said:The other advice is excellent, but there's another way, too. Do you know
what motherboard model is in your system? Or, what's the model of the PC?
The system specs will usually give up such secrets.
Melloyellow said:Hey
what do i do if i have couple 2.0 USB ports...but they act really slow
like
1.1 USB ports.
the windows update wont let me install the 2.0 drivers and i did what you
asked it shows 3 ports available!
(this happened when i reformatted my computer a few days ago)