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Old August 27th 06, 12:40 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.hardware
SVC
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I am using winxp sp2 the problem is that my system has 6 usb ports 2 on the
mother board ie near the ps2 keyboard & mouse 2 through cable in the back
and 2 in front of the cabinet.

I have attached usb adsl modem in the back next to the ps2 and i tried to
attach other usb device through extn cable the devices are camera / pen
drive / nokia mobile phone but all are saying unknown device. but if i
attach the same device with extn cable in the front it gets detected is
there a way i can make the remaining 3 in the back of the cabinet to work

please help.

SVC


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Old August 29th 06, 12:44 AM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.hardware
Ron Martell
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"SVC" wrote:

I am using winxp sp2 the problem is that my system has 6 usb ports 2 on the
mother board ie near the ps2 keyboard & mouse 2 through cable in the back
and 2 in front of the cabinet.

I have attached usb adsl modem in the back next to the ps2 and i tried to
attach other usb device through extn cable the devices are camera / pen
drive / nokia mobile phone but all are saying unknown device. but if i
attach the same device with extn cable in the front it gets detected is
there a way i can make the remaining 3 in the back of the cabinet to work

please help.

SVC


Try (temporarily) unplugging the adsl modem and using that port to
connect the other device to *without* the extension cable.

If they work properly there then try them, again *without* the
extension cable, on the other ports on the back of the computer.

If the devices work properly without the extension cable then try them
again on that same port but this time with the extension cable.

The objective of these tests is to try to isolate the source of the
problem as much as possible. It could be:
- a hardware problem with the ports themselves.
- a problem with the extension cable
- Problems with the USB devices.

With the results of the above tests you should now be able to refine
the list of potential culprits at least to some extent.

Post the results back here if you need further assistance.

Good luck

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