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Hello, thanks in advance for any help.
I am running Windows XP Pro with SP2. I have an MSI KT4V series (MS-6712)
mainboard with a USB 2.0 pinhead. MSI added a note at the bottom of the
appropriate users guide page stating, “The USB 2.0 technology is downward
compatible with USB 1.1 spec. To use the USB 2.0 ports, you have to install
the USB 2.0 driver, which is supplied by Microsoft for Windows 2000 and XP.
If you have any problems regarding the USB 2.0 driver, please visit the
Microsoft Web site. . . . .â€
I have installed a Vantec card reader with a USB 2.0 port, to provide those
functions accessible from the front of my system. The Vantec device is
plugged into the USB 2.0 pinhead on the mainboard. All seems well until I
plug my new Sandisk Cruzer Micro USB flash drive in the (purported) USB 2.0
port. I receive a notice from the system reading, “.!> This device can
perform faster. This USB device can perform faster if you connect it to a
Hi-Speed USB 2.0 port. For a list of available ports, click here.†Four of
those six ports are taken, and if I disable the fifth and sixth in the BIOS,
the Vantec card reader lights up but its USB port is dead. So, one might
conclude the port is only kind of being identified as a 2.0 port by the OS.
It is all over my head; thus, I’m here asking questions.
Having SP1 then SP2 installed, I would have thought this USB 1.1 to USB 2.0
problem would have been left far in the past. Is there a USB 2.0 driver that
would address this? If not, does anyone have any idea what is really going
on here? Does anyone have a solution to suggest, outside of ignoring it?
Thanks Again,
quillwrite
I am running Windows XP Pro with SP2. I have an MSI KT4V series (MS-6712)
mainboard with a USB 2.0 pinhead. MSI added a note at the bottom of the
appropriate users guide page stating, “The USB 2.0 technology is downward
compatible with USB 1.1 spec. To use the USB 2.0 ports, you have to install
the USB 2.0 driver, which is supplied by Microsoft for Windows 2000 and XP.
If you have any problems regarding the USB 2.0 driver, please visit the
Microsoft Web site. . . . .â€
I have installed a Vantec card reader with a USB 2.0 port, to provide those
functions accessible from the front of my system. The Vantec device is
plugged into the USB 2.0 pinhead on the mainboard. All seems well until I
plug my new Sandisk Cruzer Micro USB flash drive in the (purported) USB 2.0
port. I receive a notice from the system reading, “.!> This device can
perform faster. This USB device can perform faster if you connect it to a
Hi-Speed USB 2.0 port. For a list of available ports, click here.†Four of
those six ports are taken, and if I disable the fifth and sixth in the BIOS,
the Vantec card reader lights up but its USB port is dead. So, one might
conclude the port is only kind of being identified as a 2.0 port by the OS.
It is all over my head; thus, I’m here asking questions.
Having SP1 then SP2 installed, I would have thought this USB 1.1 to USB 2.0
problem would have been left far in the past. Is there a USB 2.0 driver that
would address this? If not, does anyone have any idea what is really going
on here? Does anyone have a solution to suggest, outside of ignoring it?
Thanks Again,
quillwrite