Peter
April 14th 03, 12:11 PM
Hi,
Even a USB 1.1 port should not take more than 7 hours to
transfer 20 gigs data. There must be something wrong with
your USB ports or drivers problems. Also I think you have
downloaded SP1 before you get the USB 2.0 card so that
you cannot get the updated driver. Pls try reinstall SP1
again.
My USB 2.0 MS driver version is 5.1.2600.1106 and I use
Intel 845 chipset. I installed the USB2.0 drivers from
the Mobo CD and than download SP1 and update the USB 2.0
drivers.
Peter
>-----Original Message-----
>I have a hard drive that I put in a USB 2.0 enclosure to
connect it via USB
>to my PC. My Soyo Dragon Kt333 came with a USB pannel
that has 4 USB 2.0
>ports that is put in one of the bays in the front of the
tower. Transfering
>20Gigs to the external hd takes more than 7 hours, so I
assumed that it was
>using somehow a USB 1 root hub. I confirmed this when I
went to device
>manager. I also found this in there:
>
>1 USB 2.0 Root Hub,
>4 VIA REV 5 USB Controllers
>1 USB 2.0 Host controller
>4 USB Root Hubs
>1 OnSpecUSB IDE Hard Drive
>
>The Onspec Hard Drive can be found in one of the USB
root hubs' Power tabs,
>so this means it is connected to that hub. Anyway, I
cannot make the drive
>appear on the USB 2.0 Hub, so this is why the speed is
too slow. I already
>tried to update all the drivers of all the USB devices
in there as is
>suggested in some posts in this newsgroup and only two
of the four VIA Rev 5
>Controllers were updated, it always says a
>better driver could not be found. There was also another
article in the MS
>Knowledge Base about this, that said that the driver
models should be
>5.1.2600.1106 with a date of 29 Aug 2002, but mine are
5.1.2600.0 with a
>date of 1 July 2001, except the ones that were updated.
Like I said, I
>cannot update the other drivers, I have XP Pro
>and the SP1 installed.
>
>Please send me your suggestions to silve my problem.
>
>
>.
>
Even a USB 1.1 port should not take more than 7 hours to
transfer 20 gigs data. There must be something wrong with
your USB ports or drivers problems. Also I think you have
downloaded SP1 before you get the USB 2.0 card so that
you cannot get the updated driver. Pls try reinstall SP1
again.
My USB 2.0 MS driver version is 5.1.2600.1106 and I use
Intel 845 chipset. I installed the USB2.0 drivers from
the Mobo CD and than download SP1 and update the USB 2.0
drivers.
Peter
>-----Original Message-----
>I have a hard drive that I put in a USB 2.0 enclosure to
connect it via USB
>to my PC. My Soyo Dragon Kt333 came with a USB pannel
that has 4 USB 2.0
>ports that is put in one of the bays in the front of the
tower. Transfering
>20Gigs to the external hd takes more than 7 hours, so I
assumed that it was
>using somehow a USB 1 root hub. I confirmed this when I
went to device
>manager. I also found this in there:
>
>1 USB 2.0 Root Hub,
>4 VIA REV 5 USB Controllers
>1 USB 2.0 Host controller
>4 USB Root Hubs
>1 OnSpecUSB IDE Hard Drive
>
>The Onspec Hard Drive can be found in one of the USB
root hubs' Power tabs,
>so this means it is connected to that hub. Anyway, I
cannot make the drive
>appear on the USB 2.0 Hub, so this is why the speed is
too slow. I already
>tried to update all the drivers of all the USB devices
in there as is
>suggested in some posts in this newsgroup and only two
of the four VIA Rev 5
>Controllers were updated, it always says a
>better driver could not be found. There was also another
article in the MS
>Knowledge Base about this, that said that the driver
models should be
>5.1.2600.1106 with a date of 29 Aug 2002, but mine are
5.1.2600.0 with a
>date of 1 July 2001, except the ones that were updated.
Like I said, I
>cannot update the other drivers, I have XP Pro
>and the SP1 installed.
>
>Please send me your suggestions to silve my problem.
>
>
>.
>