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Dos-Man
Any such freeware?
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Seabat
(e-mail address removed) (Dos-Man) pawed at the keyboard to blurt out:
Do a Google search for a file: usbready.exe (533kb)
It's name is -Intel USB System Check- but I don't have a URL for ya or
even remember where I got the damn thing! Sorry!
Any such freeware?
dos-man
Do a Google search for a file: usbready.exe (533kb)
It's name is -Intel USB System Check- but I don't have a URL for ya or
even remember where I got the damn thing! Sorry!
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Blinky the Shark
Seabat said:(e-mail address removed) (Dos-Man) pawed at the keyboard to blurt out:
Do a Google search for a file: usbready.exe (533kb)
It's name is -Intel USB System Check- but I don't have a URL for ya or
even remember where I got the damn thing! Sorry!
I think he could save 533 of those kbs by looking in BIOS, on boot.
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Sweet Andy Licious
Blinky said:I think he could save 533 of those kbs by looking in BIOS, on boot.
Some of us don't need to boot too often:
http://www.usbman.com/WebDrivers/Intel USB System Check/
It does not tell you what version you have but it does check to see if
everything is in order.
Enjoy.
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Blinky the Shark
Sweet said:Blinky the Shark wrote:
Some of us don't need to boot too often:
http://www.usbman.com/WebDrivers/Intel USB System Check/
I would be one of those who doesn't need to, since I'm not running
Windows.
Still, I do. (I don't leave the system on overnight, or when I'm away.
More to the point, I know what I've enabled in BIOS, so I don't have to
look, to know that USB2 is.
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Dos-Man
Nothing in my BIOS tells me anything, or maybe I just don't know how
to read it.
Dos-Man
(not a hardware junkie)
to read it.
Dos-Man
(not a hardware junkie)