USB/A7V600-X

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Got this board, hooked up everything and after a few setup problems I got
everything ironed out except USB. I'm running Win98se. The USB devices are a
UMAX Astra 2100u(USB ver.1.1) and a Lexar multi-card reader(USB ver.2.0). I
loaded the latest drivers from ASUS. The reader show up in Device Manager(it
says the device is working properly) and Windows Explorer. When I try to
copy anything to the card in the reader it says the device is not ready. The
scanner does not show up in Device Manager. The Vistascan utility loads in
SysTray but it has a slash through it. Any help with this matter is
appreciated. Greg T
 
GregT said:
Got this board, hooked up everything and after a few setup
problems I got
everything ironed out except USB. I'm running Win98se. The USB
devices are a
UMAX Astra 2100u(USB ver.1.1) and a Lexar multi-card
reader(USB ver.2.0). I
loaded the latest drivers from ASUS. The reader show up in
Device Manager(it
says the device is working properly) and Windows Explorer.
When I try to
copy anything to the card in the reader it says the device is
not ready. The
scanner does not show up in Device Manager. The Vistascan
utility loads in
SysTray but it has a slash through it. Any help with this
matter is
appreciated. Greg T
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http://forums.anandtech.com/messageview.aspx?catid=32&threadid=1598849&enterthread=y
 
"GregT" said:
Got this board, hooked up everything and after a few setup problems I got
everything ironed out except USB. I'm running Win98se. The USB devices are a
UMAX Astra 2100u(USB ver.1.1) and a Lexar multi-card reader(USB ver.2.0). I
loaded the latest drivers from ASUS. The reader show up in Device Manager(it
says the device is working properly) and Windows Explorer. When I try to
copy anything to the card in the reader it says the device is not ready. The
scanner does not show up in Device Manager. The Vistascan utility loads in
SysTray but it has a slash through it. Any help with this matter is
appreciated. Greg T
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This page mentions the 242L driver from Via. I think the 257
on the Asus download page is for a similar purpose.
http://www.usbman.com/USB 2 News.htm?PageID=149 (see "VIA USB 2.0")

Installed this driver ? This is on the Asus download page.
VIA USB 2.0 Host Controller Drivers V2.57 for Windows 98SE/ME/2000/XP

The Lexar has a driver for Win98. The Lexar quick start guide says
to install this before plugging in the Lexar device.
http://www.lexar.com/readers/multi.html
http://www.lexar.com/drivers/index.html#usb2.0
http://www.lexar.com/drivers/files/win driver for RW018.zip

You could experiment with install order. Uninstall Lexar software.
Uninstall Vistascan utility.

On these pages, follow the "cleanup in Safe Mode" recipe.

http://www.usbman.com/Troubleshooter General.htm
http://www.usbman.com/Guides/Cleanup Device Manager Safe Mode.htm

Install VIA USB package.
Install Lexar package and Vistascan.
Plug in USB devices and test them.

That is what I would try.

Paul
 
forumposter32 said:
http://forums.anandtech.com/messageview.aspx?catid=32&threadid=1598849&enterthread=y
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Ah, sorry, there’s a way better link than that. Ha!
http://www.usbman.com/win98seusbguide.htm

This is just part of what is on that page:

Preventing USB Problems in Win98 SE

Bios Setup

Power Management - Disabled

IRQs Assigned - Auto

Plug and Play OS - Enabled (Disabling this option can cause IRQ
Steering problems in Win98SE)

USB Keyboard - Enabled

Assign IRQ for USB - Disabled (Some systems require this feature to be
Enabled)

Resource Conflicts - Windows Device Manager / Resource Tab

Check each of the four boxes for conflicts

IRQs (USB does NOT like to share its IRQ with other devices)

DMA

I/O

Memory

Windows Settings That Effect USB

IRQ Steering - Use IRQ Steering

Properly Enabled IRQ Steering

Disable USB Error Detection

Screen Shot <----- link on the site
 
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