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USB devices not being detected


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mrzippo

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Howdy!

Both my Cyborg joystick and IR receiver are not being deteced as USB devices. I have installed the driver for the IR device but in the Device Manager its just listed with a yellow question mark under "other devices" instead of under the USB section. what the heck is going on here?

Thanks for the support!

Edited by mrzippo, 24 October 2005 - 11:22 PM.

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Jack123

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Topic- Cyborg joystick and IR receiver USB Issues
Date-25th Oct-2005

Did you resolve [Soundblaster IR] Issues yet -

Might not have PnP compatible drivers or WIN XP compatible drivers - Check with Cyborg [Support Page] for proper Driver

Do you have other USB Devices that function – Need more info – Need a broader view of problem – not just a snapshot -

Here is a good tool – to analyze your PC with -

Download the Free Home Edition of [EVEREST] so we can analyze your PC – USB Capabilities -
http://www.lavalys.c...p?pid=1&lang=en

Download & Run [EVEREST] & do the following steps to obtain 4 [REPORTS] – from these – will be able to answer USB update/upgrade suggestions better -

Report-1:

1 – Expand [COMPUTER] Folder
2 – Click on [SUMMARY] Folder
3 – On Main Menu – Click on [REPORT] >On pop down menu – Highlight [Quick Report-Summary] >Click on [HTML]
4 – Save to File as [Mrzippo-CPU-1] & attach to POST

Report –2:

1 – Expand [MOTHERBOARD] Folder
2 – Click on [MOTHERBOARD] Folder
3 – Click [REPORT] >[Quick Report-Motherboard] > [HTML]
4 – Save to File as [Mrzippo-Mobo-1] & attach to POST

Report –3 :

1 – Expand [DEVICES] Folder
2 – Click on [DEVICES] Folder
3 – Click [REPORT]>[Quick Report-Devices]> [HTML]
4 – Save as File [Mrzippo-Devices-1] & attach to Post

Report – 4:

1- Expand [Computer] Folder
2- Click on [SENSORS] Folder
3- Click [REPORT] > [QUICK Report – Sensors] > [HTML]
4- Save as File [Mrzippo-Sensors-1] & attach to Post

[EVEREST] will assist you in evaluating your PC of motherboard -

Attach the 4 Reports to your reply Post –

Jack123
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mrzippo

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I have resolved this issue, I recently just upgraded to XP professional and it solved all my USB issues... I guess I had some corrupt files or something?
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