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stonecreek
September 17th 06, 07:29 PM
I have 2 HP pavillion's that are pretty much identical other than the size
of the hard drive. One has a USB2.0 PCI card installed and the other one
does not. I bought a Belkin card and installed it in the other one and when
I attempt to power it on, it will not power up. If I take the same card
and install it in the other PC, it powers up just fine. If I take the card
from the PC that already had USB2.0 working and put it in the other PC, it
will not power up. Any ideas?

thanks

Jim Macklin
September 17th 06, 07:40 PM
The BIOS is set to not to auto-detect plug and play. If I
remember on HP, press F1 to open the BIOS.


"stonecreek" > wrote in message
...
|I have 2 HP pavillion's that are pretty much identical
other than the size
| of the hard drive. One has a USB2.0 PCI card installed
and the other one
| does not. I bought a Belkin card and installed it in the
other one and when
| I attempt to power it on, it will not power up. If I
take the same card
| and install it in the other PC, it powers up just fine.
If I take the card
| from the PC that already had USB2.0 working and put it in
the other PC, it
| will not power up. Any ideas?
|
| thanks
|
|

GHalleck
September 17th 06, 07:40 PM
stonecreek wrote:

> I have 2 HP pavillion's that are pretty much identical other than the size
> of the hard drive. One has a USB2.0 PCI card installed and the other one
> does not. I bought a Belkin card and installed it in the other one and when
> I attempt to power it on, it will not power up. If I take the same card
> and install it in the other PC, it powers up just fine. If I take the card
> from the PC that already had USB2.0 working and put it in the other PC, it
> will not power up. Any ideas?
>
> thanks
>
>

Two possibilities: First, the card is defective; try another
USB 2.0 card. My personal preference is Adaptec. Or second,
the HP requires proprietary cards that can only be purchased
from HP.

Dave B.
September 18th 06, 02:51 PM
Ummm, no.

"Jim Macklin" > wrote in message
...
> The BIOS is set to not to auto-detect plug and play. If I
> remember on HP, press F1 to open the BIOS.
>
>
> "stonecreek" > wrote in message
> ...
> |I have 2 HP pavillion's that are pretty much identical
> other than the size
> | of the hard drive. One has a USB2.0 PCI card installed
> and the other one
> | does not. I bought a Belkin card and installed it in the
> other one and when
> | I attempt to power it on, it will not power up. If I
> take the same card
> | and install it in the other PC, it powers up just fine.
> If I take the card
> | from the PC that already had USB2.0 working and put it in
> the other PC, it
> | will not power up. Any ideas?
> |
> | thanks
> |
> |
>
>

Dave B.
September 18th 06, 02:51 PM
Try a different PCI slot.

"stonecreek" > wrote in message
...
>I have 2 HP pavillion's that are pretty much identical other than the size
> of the hard drive. One has a USB2.0 PCI card installed and the other one
> does not. I bought a Belkin card and installed it in the other one and
> when
> I attempt to power it on, it will not power up. If I take the same card
> and install it in the other PC, it powers up just fine. If I take the
> card
> from the PC that already had USB2.0 working and put it in the other PC, it
> will not power up. Any ideas?
>
> thanks
>
>

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