hi speed usb device plugged into non hi speed usb port

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I use an external usb 2.0 cd-rw drive with my laptop and have
recewntly started to get the following error message;

hi speed usb device plugged into non hi speed usb port

I can still use the drive but only at a reduced speed. I'm running XP
home with SP1a installed. I've had a look through previous posts and
have got a few things to try to fix this problem, but my question is -
why? This drive has worked well for a year. I haven't installed any
programs recently, or even any usb-related microsoft updates. I've run
anti-virus and spybot and turned up nothing malicious on the machine.

Incidentally, at the same time as the above, i also lost access to the
windows volume control - i've fixed this by reloading SndVol32.exe to
cwindows/system32. Could the two problems be connected somehow?

Any light that anyone can shed on this would be greatly appreciated!

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I would simply reinstall my chipset drivers (motherboard drivers). You
can use a program like Everest Home from www.lavalys.com to find out
what motherboard make and model you have. This will also provide a link
to your drivers or you can post the make and model in here and I'll give
you a link

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Nathan McNulty

Mike D wrote:
> You might have updated your USB device drivers and cleared a setting that
> masks the error message. See the following Microsoft link:
>
> 835967 - How to turn off the "Hi-speed USB device plugged into non-hi-speed
> USB hub" warning message
>
> "cmunro" <cmunro@doctors.org.uk> wrote in message
> news:1dd9701a.0408120157.7df5832c@posting.google.com...
>
>>I use an external usb 2.0 cd-rw drive with my laptop and have
>>recewntly started to get the following error message;
>>
>>hi speed usb device plugged into non hi speed usb port
>>
>>I can still use the drive but only at a reduced speed. I'm running XP
>>home with SP1a installed. I've had a look through previous posts and
>>have got a few things to try to fix this problem, but my question is -
>>why? This drive has worked well for a year. I haven't installed any
>>programs recently, or even any usb-related microsoft updates. I've run
>>anti-virus and spybot and turned up nothing malicious on the machine.
>>
>>Incidentally, at the same time as the above, i also lost access to the
>>windows volume control - i've fixed this by reloading SndVol32.exe to
>>cwindows/system32. Could the two problems be connected somehow?
>>
>>Any light that anyone can shed on this would be greatly appreciated!
>
>
>