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stevedude

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hi guys im well stuck here

i have a goodmans p50 notebok

none of the 2 usb ports detect a thing and i looked in device manager and everything looks fine

any ideas for me im really stuck here

ive tried to plug web cam mouse and card reader into the usb but nothing is detected
the drivers are all there and goodmans dont have a web for drivers which suxs bad

plz help


many thanks
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Samm

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Hi there

First thing to try is this :
go into device manager->USB Controllers->USB Root Hub->properties->power management and uncheck the box labelled 'Allow computer to turn off this device to save power'
Click OK & reboot.

If that doesn't work, try refreshing the USB stack :
Make sure you don't have any usb devices connected
Go into device manager & remove all of these in the following order :
1. USB devices (except usb mouse if you use one)
2. HID and/or composite usb
3. USB root hub
4. usb host controller

Reboot the laptop & let windows redetect & reinstall the usb controllers.
Then try connecting a usb device again.

Do you know if you have an SIS USB chipset by any chance?
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yes it is a sis usb chipset
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maybe somehow usb support got disabled in the bios

you might want to go in and make sure its enabled

thats all i can think of
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there is no option in the bios to turn it on or off i looked
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You might be interested in my thread...... exactly the same prob. with a twist. What have I not tried?


http://www.geekstogo...=ST&f=9&t=64377

Edited by thepiper, 30 October 2005 - 05:31 AM.

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Stevedude, have you tried the suggestions I made in my previous post yet? If so, did they make any difference?

If they didn't then follow the link below, look under SIS in the list & download the file usbdetect.exe.

http://www.usbman.co...and Patches.htm

This is a WinXP only SIS chipset patch that resolves problems with SIS USB controllers in XP.

Give a try & let me what happens
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