Windows XP (SP 2) and USB 2 problem

Hello

I have just installed a 4 port USB 2 card in my computer.

The problem is that when I connected my digital camera, there was a message
telling me that the connection would be faster if I had USB 2

Another telltale sign that sth is wrong is that films played on my external
drive block (presumably cos the info can't arrive quicly enough)

So why doesn't XP recognise a USB 2 card?

Anyway, I tried to download a USB 2 driver for Windows and found the Intel
Desktop Driver for XP

However, on a manual install, XP refuses saying that a more suitable driver
is already installed.

In system, this drivers seems to be a Microsoft Driver version 5. 1 2600
released 01 June 2002

Is this a USB 2 driver?

Hope sm out there can help me.

Thanks in advance

Dave Neve

David
Mon Aug 27 13:25:54 CDT 2007

This is a newsgroup for developers of device drivers.

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Broadcom Corporation


"Dave Neve" <NoAddressForSpammers@noway.fr> wrote in message
news:uTppNoM6HHA.5164@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
> Hello
>
> I have just installed a 4 port USB 2 card in my computer.
>
> The problem is that when I connected my digital camera, there was a
> message telling me that the connection would be faster if I had USB 2
>
> Another telltale sign that sth is wrong is that films played on my
> external drive block (presumably cos the info can't arrive quicly
> enough)
>
> So why doesn't XP recognise a USB 2 card?
>
> Anyway, I tried to download a USB 2 driver for Windows and found the Intel
> Desktop Driver for XP
>
> However, on a manual install, XP refuses saying that a more suitable
> driver is already installed.
>
> In system, this drivers seems to be a Microsoft Driver version 5. 1 2600
> released 01 June 2002
>
> Is this a USB 2 driver?
>
> Hope sm out there can help me.
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Dave Neve
>

Robert
Mon Aug 27 13:38:30 CDT 2007

Dave Neve wrote:
> Hello
>
> I have just installed a 4 port USB 2 card in my computer.
>
> The problem is that when I connected my digital camera, there was a message
> telling me that the connection would be faster if I had USB 2
>
> Another telltale sign that sth is wrong is that films played on my external
> drive block (presumably cos the info can't arrive quicly enough)
>
> So why doesn't XP recognise a USB 2 card?
>
> Anyway, I tried to download a USB 2 driver for Windows and found the Intel
> Desktop Driver for XP
>
> However, on a manual install, XP refuses saying that a more suitable driver
> is already installed.
>
> In system, this drivers seems to be a Microsoft Driver version 5. 1 2600
> released 01 June 2002
>
> Is this a USB 2 driver?
>
> Hope sm out there can help me.
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Dave Neve

This is not a driver problem. You probably bought a piece of shit.
Buy a card with NEC chip.

The correct forum to ask this question is
http://www.usbman.com/forum/UltraBoard.cgi?SID=10

Jimmy
Mon Aug 27 14:46:36 CDT 2007

Hi Dave:

Perhaps you'd get a friendlier (and more helpful) response in one of the
microsoft.public.windowsxp.* newsgroups:

http://www.microsoft.com/communities/newsgroups/list/en-us/default.aspx?guid=d510e5c8-bf79-497b-97ca-8db53fcc8699

I'd recommend starting with *.general, *.hardware, or *.help_and_support.

- JB


Dave Neve wrote:
> Hello
>
> I have just installed a 4 port USB 2 card in my computer.
>
> The problem is that when I connected my digital camera, there was a message
> telling me that the connection would be faster if I had USB 2
>
> Another telltale sign that sth is wrong is that films played on my external
> drive block (presumably cos the info can't arrive quicly enough)
>
> So why doesn't XP recognise a USB 2 card?
>
> Anyway, I tried to download a USB 2 driver for Windows and found the Intel
> Desktop Driver for XP
>
> However, on a manual install, XP refuses saying that a more suitable driver
> is already installed.
>
> In system, this drivers seems to be a Microsoft Driver version 5. 1 2600
> released 01 June 2002
>
> Is this a USB 2 driver?
>
> Hope sm out there can help me.
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Dave Neve
>
>