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I have an IBM Thinkpad. The only USB port is destroyed. I bought a Dynex USB 2.0 Notebook USB card and installed it and the driver. It was recognized by the computer, but the the card USB ports won't recognize any other equipment...printer , ext harddrive etc. I just noticed on some instructions I downloaded off the net , that some sort of power cord, which was supplied, is supposed to be connected to the computer USB port ( which is destroyed ) and an outlet on the card between the 2 USB ports. Is this correct??
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the leed from the card goes to the usb1 and usb2 on the motherboard i would imagine. Last edited by whodat; 11-10-2005 at 09:33 AM. |
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