I thought I would have been through the worst after yesterday (memory trouble), but there is still a major issue with the USB ports.
My setup:
E6400
Asus P5B
2Gb DDR2 800Mhz
7900GTX
480W Tagan
Windows is now reporting in a little pop up bubble "USB Device Not Recognized. One of the USB devices attached to this computer has malfunction, and Windows does not recognize it." When I click on the bubble, it list one Unkown USB Device in bold print.
Strangely though every now and then Windows loads without problems, and I have been able to work for hours. But then, when booting up again some other time, the screen remains black for minutes before Windows comes up and the this message is displayed. Sometimes it also affects my Logitech DiNovo (which is a bluetooth hub/mouse/keyboard), which makes the mouse/keyboard freeze after a minute or so.
Earlier, when connecting several USB devices, Windows also complained that I connect a USB 2.0 device to a USB 1.1 port, and that it could work faster if I connected it to a USB 2.0 port. Of course, all ports on my computer ARE USB 2.0.
I did install the latest Intel Chipset Utility, which from the looks of it does do (improve/fix?) something to USB ports, but god knows what.
So, quite serious USB problems, and I'm stuck once more!
Any help greatly appreciated, as always!
My setup:
E6400
Asus P5B
2Gb DDR2 800Mhz
7900GTX
480W Tagan
Windows is now reporting in a little pop up bubble "USB Device Not Recognized. One of the USB devices attached to this computer has malfunction, and Windows does not recognize it." When I click on the bubble, it list one Unkown USB Device in bold print.
Strangely though every now and then Windows loads without problems, and I have been able to work for hours. But then, when booting up again some other time, the screen remains black for minutes before Windows comes up and the this message is displayed. Sometimes it also affects my Logitech DiNovo (which is a bluetooth hub/mouse/keyboard), which makes the mouse/keyboard freeze after a minute or so.
Earlier, when connecting several USB devices, Windows also complained that I connect a USB 2.0 device to a USB 1.1 port, and that it could work faster if I connected it to a USB 2.0 port. Of course, all ports on my computer ARE USB 2.0.
I did install the latest Intel Chipset Utility, which from the looks of it does do (improve/fix?) something to USB ports, but god knows what.
So, quite serious USB problems, and I'm stuck once more!
Any help greatly appreciated, as always!