>I have a USB 2.0 Generic Hub that Vista calls an "Unrecognized Device." I
>should not need a driver for this and Windows Vista agrees that a driver is
>not needed. What do I do?
>
> When I plug in a USB 1.0 Generic Hub into the same USB port it works like
> a champ.
>
> I have lurked for several days and have seen messages about lots of USB
> problems, but no answer for my problem.
>
> Reply to gdulmage@verizon.net if you don't want to reply to the group.
> Have you checked your BIOS settings to insure that the USB options are set
> to allow USB 2 operation?
>
> Bob S.
>
>
> "Glenn" <someone@msoft.com> wrote in message
> news:3B0BEFDD-C90D-4DDA-9B66-3E56F9B3C9B6@microsoft.com...>>I have a USB 2.0 Generic Hub that Vista calls an "Unrecognized Device." I>
>>should not need a driver for this and Windows Vista agrees that a driver
>>is not needed. What do I do?
>>
>> When I plug in a USB 1.0 Generic Hub into the same USB port it works like
>> a champ.
>>
>> I have lurked for several days and have seen messages about lots of USB
>> problems, but no answer for my problem.
>>
>> Reply to gdulmage@verizon.net if you don't want to reply to the group.
>
>I have updated my BIOS. The system already recognizes all my other USB 2.0
>devices (2 cards, one came with the PC the other I added myself.
>
> Glenn
> \
> "BobS" <no-spam@noplace.com> wrote in message
> news:ugGvCBrXHHA.588@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...>> Have you checked your BIOS settings to insure that the USB options are>
>> set to allow USB 2 operation?
>>
>> Bob S.
>>
>>
>> "Glenn" <someone@msoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:3B0BEFDD-C90D-4DDA-9B66-3E56F9B3C9B6@microsoft.com...>>>I have a USB 2.0 Generic Hub that Vista calls an "Unrecognized Device.">>
>>>I should not need a driver for this and Windows Vista agrees that a
>>>driver is not needed. What do I do?
>>>
>>> When I plug in a USB 1.0 Generic Hub into the same USB port it works
>>> like a champ.
>>>
>>> I have lurked for several days and have seen messages about lots of USB
>>> problems, but no answer for my problem.
>>>
>>> Reply to gdulmage@verizon.net if you don't want to reply to the group.
>>
> See if you can find out who made that hub that isn't working and ask them.
> You've done about all you can do to verify it's not your system and that
> it is the hub device.
>
> Bob S.
>
>
> "Glenn" <someone@msoft.com> wrote in message
> news:OORuea0XHHA.4308@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...>>I have updated my BIOS. The system already recognizes all my other USB>
>>2.0 devices (2 cards, one came with the PC the other I added myself.
>>
>> Glenn
>> \
>> "BobS" <no-spam@noplace.com> wrote in message
>> news:ugGvCBrXHHA.588@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...>>> Have you checked your BIOS settings to insure that the USB options are>>
>>> set to allow USB 2 operation?
>>>
>>> Bob S.
>>>
>>>
>>> "Glenn" <someone@msoft.com> wrote in message
>>> news:3B0BEFDD-C90D-4DDA-9B66-3E56F9B3C9B6@microsoft.com...
>>>>I have a USB 2.0 Generic Hub that Vista calls an "Unrecognized Device."
>>>>I should not need a driver for this and Windows Vista agrees that a
>>>>driver is not needed. What do I do?
>>>>
>>>> When I plug in a USB 1.0 Generic Hub into the same USB port it works
>>>> like a champ.
>>>>
>>>> I have lurked for several days and have seen messages about lots of USB
>>>> problems, but no answer for my problem.
>>>>
>>>> Reply to gdulmage@verizon.net if you don't want to reply to the group.
>>>
>>>
>
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