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Google "usb.inf". Download the file and place it in tyour Windows>Inf folder.
It solved the long and drawn otu problem I had with certain usb devices not
being recognized.
"Telguy99" wrote:
> Thank you for your reply, I didn't even think of adding a USB PCI card but
> that does sound like an easy solution. Thanks much for the suggestion. Bob
>
> "Telguy99" wrote:
>
> > I have a dell 8300 dimension pc running Windows XP Home. All of a sudden my
> > usb ports stopped working. I have uninstalled my printer and Ipod and
> > reinstalled them but the USB's still don't work. I also unsinstalled the USB
> > controllers in Device manager and rebooted the pc. The usb controllers
> > reinstalled but no device are recognized when they are plugged into any od
> > the USB ports. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks Bob
It solved the long and drawn otu problem I had with certain usb devices not
being recognized.
"Telguy99" wrote:
> Thank you for your reply, I didn't even think of adding a USB PCI card but
> that does sound like an easy solution. Thanks much for the suggestion. Bob
>
> "Telguy99" wrote:
>
> > I have a dell 8300 dimension pc running Windows XP Home. All of a sudden my
> > usb ports stopped working. I have uninstalled my printer and Ipod and
> > reinstalled them but the USB's still don't work. I also unsinstalled the USB
> > controllers in Device manager and rebooted the pc. The usb controllers
> > reinstalled but no device are recognized when they are plugged into any od
> > the USB ports. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks Bob