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treelow
November 9th 05, 01:24 AM
Someone please put me out of my misery!
After upgrading my laptop from Me to XP Pro, the usb failed to be seen by the device manager.
After previous help from this site, I was informed that service pk 1 & 2 needed to be added but as the usb was my only way in at the time that was a problem. Now with a pcmcia lan card I have implemented sp 1&2 but still it does not see the usb port or any usb devices.
The only reference that the pc lets me know that it exists is in system info where it tells me that it is an Intel usb 82371 controler. And the only driver software that i can find for it (driver guide .com), only runs on 95,98, me platforms.
Anyone any ideas?
Cari \(MS-MVP\)
November 9th 05, 04:15 AM
You need to install your motherboard chipset utility drivers. They will be
available at the website of your motherboard manufacturer.
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Cari (MS-MVP)
Printing & Imaging
"treelow" > wrote in message
...
>
> Someone please put me out of my misery!
> After upgrading my laptop from Me to XP Pro, the usb failed to be seen
> by the device manager.
> After previous help from this site, I was informed that service pk 1 &
> 2 needed to be added but as the usb was my only way in at the time that
> was a problem. Now with a pcmcia lan card I have implemented sp 1&2 but
> still it does not see the usb port or any usb devices.
> The only reference that the pc lets me know that it exists is in system
> info where it tells me that it is an Intel usb 82371 controler. And the
> only driver software that i can find for it (driver guide .com), only
> runs on 95,98, me platforms.
> Anyone any ideas?
>
>
> --
> treelow
bxf
November 9th 05, 11:41 AM
If you can identify your chipset, go to www.intel.com and navigate
through support/downloads, etc. Look for CHIPSET utilities (you can
even find a utility here to help you identify your chipset if
necessary).
Locate the appropriate version of INFINST for your chipset. Pay
attention to the INSTALL process. To summarize: if you install INFINST
immediately after you've installed your OS, you simply run SETUP.
Otherwise, download the ZIP vesion of INFINST and unzip to some folder.
Then you go through all the PCI related items (this is not entirely
accurate, but it will do) in Device Manager and go through the Update
Driver process for each item, pointing to the folder where you unzipped
the downloaded INFINST. Reboot.
silverwolf
November 13th 05, 12:36 AM
Try going to the website of the computer manufacturer and find updated drivers.
Your having a conflict when you updated windows and the only way to correct
the problem is going to the manufacturers site and either updating the
drivers there or by flashing the bios if your bios has an update
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The Gizmo
"treelow" wrote:
>
> Someone please put me out of my misery!
> After upgrading my laptop from Me to XP Pro, the usb failed to be seen
> by the device manager.
> After previous help from this site, I was informed that service pk 1 &
> 2 needed to be added but as the usb was my only way in at the time that
> was a problem. Now with a pcmcia lan card I have implemented sp 1&2 but
> still it does not see the usb port or any usb devices.
> The only reference that the pc lets me know that it exists is in system
> info where it tells me that it is an Intel usb 82371 controler. And the
> only driver software that i can find for it (driver guide .com), only
> runs on 95,98, me platforms.
> Anyone any ideas?
>
>
> --
> treelow
>
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