USB and SP2

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Sorry, folks, I fixed it by the help of a previous post. Sorry for any
inconvenience. In case anybody has this issue, upgrade your USB drivers in
the Device Manager one by one by double-clicking the icons and selecting
Upgrade Driver. It's a dilly!

Kelly


"Kelly" wrote:

> Hi, I upgraded to SP2 yesterday and cannot get my scanner or printer to work.
> I've contacted several people about getting the printer to work, but they
> are at a loss. I noticed tonight that my scanner won't work either and I'm
> assuming the problem is with the USB ports. In my Device Manager there are
> no yellow exclamation marks next to any of my peripherals and there are five
> entries under USB controllers: Standard Enhanced PCI to USB Host Controller,
> Standard OpenHCD USB Host Controller, another the same as the former, and two
> of USB Root Hub. All of these are said to be working properly and without
> conflicts by the Device Manager. I'm wondering if I should remove some or
> all of the USB drivers and let Windows reinstall them, although I'm kind of
> shaky about doing such a thing.
>
> Does anybody know what my next step should be?
>
> Kelly

Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.hardware (More info?)

Just for future reference, it can also be fixed by reinstalling/updating
your USB drivers with the installation utility for your chipset
(motherboard)  

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Nathan McNulty

Kelly wrote:
> Sorry, folks, I fixed it by the help of a previous post. Sorry for any
> inconvenience. In case anybody has this issue, upgrade your USB drivers in
> the Device Manager one by one by double-clicking the icons and selecting
> Upgrade Driver. It's a dilly!
>
> Kelly
>
>
> "Kelly" wrote:
>
>
>>Hi, I upgraded to SP2 yesterday and cannot get my scanner or printer to work.
>> I've contacted several people about getting the printer to work, but they
>>are at a loss. I noticed tonight that my scanner won't work either and I'm
>>assuming the problem is with the USB ports. In my Device Manager there are
>>no yellow exclamation marks next to any of my peripherals and there are five
>>entries under USB controllers: Standard Enhanced PCI to USB Host Controller,
>>Standard OpenHCD USB Host Controller, another the same as the former, and two
>>of USB Root Hub. All of these are said to be working properly and without
>>conflicts by the Device Manager. I'm wondering if I should remove some or
>>all of the USB drivers and let Windows reinstall them, although I'm kind of
>>shaky about doing such a thing.
>>
>>Does anybody know what my next step should be?
>>
>>Kelly