USB problems
Started by
Barrysocool2
, Dec 05 2005 03:12 PM
#1
Posted 05 December 2005 - 03:12 PM
#2
Posted 05 December 2005 - 08:31 PM
I have seen usb ports go bad. NO to say that this is necessarily the case but a quick fix would be to buy an usb pci card. That may be an obvious fix but it may cost you more time to troubleshoot the issue when it is all said and done.
Other things you could try would be to uninstall the USB ports in device manager then scan for hardware changes and have the PC reinstall them. You could also reinstall the usb ports by choosing a directory and downloading fresh drivers for your ports.
Other questions to consider are :
Do the devices work fine on other usb ports and/or can you plug the devices into another computers USB ports and have them work fine?
Hope this helps!
Tinsky
Other things you could try would be to uninstall the USB ports in device manager then scan for hardware changes and have the PC reinstall them. You could also reinstall the usb ports by choosing a directory and downloading fresh drivers for your ports.
Other questions to consider are :
Do the devices work fine on other usb ports and/or can you plug the devices into another computers USB ports and have them work fine?
Hope this helps!
Tinsky
#3
Posted 05 December 2005 - 09:05 PM
USB Problems
5th DEC-2005
Oh yes USB Issues Give me some details of your [System] & [USB Devices]:
1- How many USB Ports does your system have
2- Give MFG & Model # of all USB Peripherals and devices
3- Do you have any USB Hubs If yes How Many MFG & Model #
4- For System Info Download the FREE Home Edition of [EVEREST] & Attach 3 [HTML Quick Reports] per the following instructions These reports should contain answers to your System Questions -
______________________________________________________________
Download & Run [EVEREST] & do the following steps to obtain 3 [REPORTS] from these will be able to answer USB Issues & offer suggestions - http://www.lavalys.c...p?pid=1&lang=en
Use the[ATTACHMENT] feature to POST with Using Text or [Cut & Paste] will only create huge reports that will be truncated by the Forum and will create an extremely long Post By attaching 3 smaller items will make the reading/analyzing effort more manageable
Report-1: [Barry-CPU-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 [Barry Summary-1] & attach to POST
Report 2: [Barry -Mobo-1]
1 Expand [MOTHERBOARD] Folder
2 Click on [MOTHERBOARD] Folder-[Main Folder] not the [Sub Folder]
3 Click [REPORT] >[Quick Report-Motherboard] > [HTML]
4 Save to File as [Barry -Mobo-1] & attach to POST
Report 3 :[ Barry -Devices-1]
1 Expand [DEVICES] Folder
2 Click on [DEVICES] Folder
3 Click [REPORT]>[Quick Report-Devices]> [HTML]
4 Save as File [Barry -Devices-1] & attach to Post
[EVEREST] will assist you in evaluating your PC of motherboard Chipset USB Capability
_____________________________________________________________
If you can Try to give me The Order in which you installed these USB Devices There are a lot of [Anomalies] associated with USB Devices & they occur as your USB Quantity increases and/or as USB Complexity increases They are initiated by [In Rush Currents] [Race Problems] during [Windows Startup] Oscillations during Connectivity Some USB Devices have the maximum current draw & must be connected to PC thru a [Self Powered] HUB Which in themselves are a source of problems Also certain USB Chipsets have certain inherent problems and sometimes it is the [Installation] of a [Windows Update] and/or Service Pack Update Or a Hardware Upgrade that may highlight a USB problem
The easiest way out often is the addition of [Expansion PCI USB Cards] and using USB Hubs The problem is in the sharing of the [PC Resources] and Bandwidth Sharing There is no [One Simple Cure All] Process I can look over your Issues and offer some suggestions & tips and help you rearrange your USB community and help with USB Management -
Jack123
5th DEC-2005
Oh yes USB Issues Give me some details of your [System] & [USB Devices]:
1- How many USB Ports does your system have
2- Give MFG & Model # of all USB Peripherals and devices
3- Do you have any USB Hubs If yes How Many MFG & Model #
4- For System Info Download the FREE Home Edition of [EVEREST] & Attach 3 [HTML Quick Reports] per the following instructions These reports should contain answers to your System Questions -
______________________________________________________________
Download & Run [EVEREST] & do the following steps to obtain 3 [REPORTS] from these will be able to answer USB Issues & offer suggestions - http://www.lavalys.c...p?pid=1&lang=en
Use the[ATTACHMENT] feature to POST with Using Text or [Cut & Paste] will only create huge reports that will be truncated by the Forum and will create an extremely long Post By attaching 3 smaller items will make the reading/analyzing effort more manageable
Report-1: [Barry-CPU-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 [Barry Summary-1] & attach to POST
Report 2: [Barry -Mobo-1]
1 Expand [MOTHERBOARD] Folder
2 Click on [MOTHERBOARD] Folder-[Main Folder] not the [Sub Folder]
3 Click [REPORT] >[Quick Report-Motherboard] > [HTML]
4 Save to File as [Barry -Mobo-1] & attach to POST
Report 3 :[ Barry -Devices-1]
1 Expand [DEVICES] Folder
2 Click on [DEVICES] Folder
3 Click [REPORT]>[Quick Report-Devices]> [HTML]
4 Save as File [Barry -Devices-1] & attach to Post
[EVEREST] will assist you in evaluating your PC of motherboard Chipset USB Capability
_____________________________________________________________
If you can Try to give me The Order in which you installed these USB Devices There are a lot of [Anomalies] associated with USB Devices & they occur as your USB Quantity increases and/or as USB Complexity increases They are initiated by [In Rush Currents] [Race Problems] during [Windows Startup] Oscillations during Connectivity Some USB Devices have the maximum current draw & must be connected to PC thru a [Self Powered] HUB Which in themselves are a source of problems Also certain USB Chipsets have certain inherent problems and sometimes it is the [Installation] of a [Windows Update] and/or Service Pack Update Or a Hardware Upgrade that may highlight a USB problem
The easiest way out often is the addition of [Expansion PCI USB Cards] and using USB Hubs The problem is in the sharing of the [PC Resources] and Bandwidth Sharing There is no [One Simple Cure All] Process I can look over your Issues and offer some suggestions & tips and help you rearrange your USB community and help with USB Management -
Jack123
Edited by Jack123, 05 December 2005 - 09:53 PM.
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