P4P800 SE USB Problem

Gillette · 08-22-2004, 02:45 PM

This is not the same problem mentioned in another thread of this same name, so don't refer me to it :)

I am having a problem with two of these boards, both brand new. In order for a USB device to be recognized by Windows and/or simply get power, the entire system must be rebooted whent he device is plugged in.

For example, I fire up the system with my USB mouse plugged in, and it works perfectly, but I then unplug the mouse and move it to a different USB port where it is not recognized by Windows and does not recieve power. This is the same with two other devices I have tried, and is not only restricted to peripherals that were already plugged in.

Note: This is on every USB port, including the self wired "Front of the case" ports.

Any advice would be very helpful :)

Gillette · 08-22-2004, 03:10 PM

I can't find the edit button

Both machines are running Windows XP Pro (with no service packs as far as I know... it's a very very old disk), yet I have never had this problem on other computers with the same install.

Gillette · 08-22-2004, 06:13 PM

OK, solved the problem. I had to switch the transfer speed from 480Mbps to 12Mbps in the BIOS...

This seems like a strange solution though because that would make it appear that USB 2.0 is not plug and play...

08-22-2004, 02:45 PM	#1 (permalink)
Gillette Registered User Join Date: Aug 2004 Posts: 4 OS: Win XP Pro	P4P800 SE USB Problem This is not the same problem mentioned in another thread of this same name, so don't refer me to it :) I am having a problem with two of these boards, both brand new. In order for a USB device to be recognized by Windows and/or simply get power, the entire system must be rebooted whent he device is plugged in. For example, I fire up the system with my USB mouse plugged in, and it works perfectly, but I then unplug the mouse and move it to a different USB port where it is not recognized by Windows and does not recieve power. This is the same with two other devices I have tried, and is not only restricted to peripherals that were already plugged in. Note: This is on every USB port, including the self wired "Front of the case" ports. Any advice would be very helpful :)

08-22-2004, 03:10 PM	#2 (permalink)
Gillette Registered User Join Date: Aug 2004 Posts: 4 OS: Win XP Pro	I can't find the edit button Both machines are running Windows XP Pro (with no service packs as far as I know... it's a very very old disk), yet I have never had this problem on other computers with the same install.

08-22-2004, 06:13 PM	#3 (permalink)
Gillette Registered User Join Date: Aug 2004 Posts: 4 OS: Win XP Pro	OK, solved the problem. I had to switch the transfer speed from 480Mbps to 12Mbps in the BIOS... This seems like a strange solution though because that would make it appear that USB 2.0 is not plug and play...