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Dan Rogers
I did a clean install of XP 64-bit on a Dell 9150 which is a 2.8 GHz
Pentium-D based machine. The machine has 5 rear and 2 front panel USB
ports. When I plug in a USB device (flash drive, USB-CD) on the running
machine nothing happens in terms of recognizing the device. If I boot the
machine with the device already plugged in it is recognized and usable.
There is nothing in Device Manager that indicates a problem -- it lists
"Generic USB Hub", 4 instances of "USB Universal Host Controller", "USB2
Enhanced Host Controller", "USB Composite Device", and 5 instances of "USB
Root Hub." All are indicated as working properly. I'm looking for a tip as
to how I can repair this problem.
DR
Pentium-D based machine. The machine has 5 rear and 2 front panel USB
ports. When I plug in a USB device (flash drive, USB-CD) on the running
machine nothing happens in terms of recognizing the device. If I boot the
machine with the device already plugged in it is recognized and usable.
There is nothing in Device Manager that indicates a problem -- it lists
"Generic USB Hub", 4 instances of "USB Universal Host Controller", "USB2
Enhanced Host Controller", "USB Composite Device", and 5 instances of "USB
Root Hub." All are indicated as working properly. I'm looking for a tip as
to how I can repair this problem.
DR