USB2.0 CardBus PC Card (NEC) - problems

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My card looks an awful lot like this one,
http://homepage.mac.com/elipman/.cv/elipman/Public/extremepcgear_1821_17975259AF97-link.gen
accept it's the USB 2.0 only model. Same label design (i.e. maker),
but mine doesn't have firewire.

Even plugging in a logitech mouse, model m-ba47, will manage to fail.
Sure seems like the built in drivers that windows loaded for this
device are failing to support even as simple device as a mouse.
http://homepage.mac.com/elipman/.cv/elipman/Public/mouse.JPG-link.JPG

http://homepage.mac.com/elipman/.cv/elipman/Public/pcmcia_usb2.JPG-link.JPG
- here's a shot of what my installed drivers for the pcmcia card look
like.

I'm running this on a sony scp-sr17k. Anybody have some drivers
tips/tricks/workarounds for this card that will get things working more
smoothly?

Thanks,
Ethan

 

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Try opening device mgr.,scroll down to usb,controllers,R.click one at a
time,then
select,update drivers,do for each.You might go thru all board controllers and
do this for all.

"hupjack@excite.com" wrote:

> My card looks an awful lot like this one,
> http://homepage.mac.com/elipman/.cv/elipman/Public/extremepcgear_1821_17975259AF97-link.gen
> accept it's the USB 2.0 only model. Same label design (i.e. maker),
> but mine doesn't have firewire.
>
> Even plugging in a logitech mouse, model m-ba47, will manage to fail.
> Sure seems like the built in drivers that windows loaded for this
> device are failing to support even as simple device as a mouse.
> http://homepage.mac.com/elipman/.cv/elipman/Public/mouse.JPG-link.JPG
>
> http://homepage.mac.com/elipman/.cv/elipman/Public/pcmcia_usb2.JPG-link.JPG
> - here's a shot of what my installed drivers for the pcmcia card look
> like.
>
> I'm running this on a sony scp-sr17k. Anybody have some drivers
> tips/tricks/workarounds for this card that will get things working more
> smoothly?
>
> Thanks,
> Ethan
>
>

 

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turned out to be power related.. After feeding the card extra power
with a power cable that taps off your usb port, it behaved more
appropriately. Maybe updated drivers would still do better.. make it
work even when I don't tap off the usb port for power

Andrew E. wrote:
> Try opening device mgr.,scroll down to usb,controllers,R.click one at
a
> time,then
> select,update drivers,do for each.You might go thru all board
controllers and
> do this for all.
>
> "hupjack@excite.com" wrote:
>
> > My card looks an awful lot like this one,
> >
http://homepage.mac.com/elipman/.cv/elipman/Public/extremepcgear_1821_17975259AF97-link.gen
> > accept it's the USB 2.0 only model. Same label design (i.e.
maker),
> > but mine doesn't have firewire.
> >
> > Even plugging in a logitech mouse, model m-ba47, will manage to
fail.
> > Sure seems like the built in drivers that windows loaded for this
> > device are failing to support even as simple device as a mouse.
> >
http://homepage.mac.com/elipman/.cv/elipman/Public/mouse.JPG-link.JPG
> >
> >
http://homepage.mac.com/elipman/.cv/elipman/Public/pcmcia_usb2.JPG-link.JPG
> > - here's a shot of what my installed drivers for the pcmcia card
look
> > like.
> >
> > I'm running this on a sony scp-sr17k. Anybody have some drivers
> > tips/tricks/workarounds for this card that will get things working
more
> > smoothly?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Ethan
> >
> >