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VK2AAB > PC 11.01.04 02:58l 30 Lines 1103 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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Read: GUEST DJ9UI DC9BM
Subj: Re: Problem setting up USB port
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From: VK2AAB@VK2AAB.SYD.NSW.AUS.OC
To : PC@WW
Thanks to hints from Andy GM3HUD and Rup DJ6HH I now have it working.
My problem started with my not knowing that there was a USB port on the
mother board.
I purchased a PCI USB board and plugged it into the one of the three slots.
I suspect without knowing that there was some sort of clash between the on
board USB and the plug in USB.
My fix was to remove the plug in board, go to the default USB settings.
A quick dash to the Sunday computer market to find a suitable connector which
I found the moment I walked in the door and back home again.
In the bios Chipset Settings I removed the USB with USB Enable and disabled
it.
I then started and shutdown again and in Bios Chipset Setting I set USB to
enabled.
On starting it asked for the Win88SE CD, loaded the drivers and after a
restart it worked.
To sum up my problem was trying to have two USB systems in place.
I don't know if it is possibe to have the on board USB and a plug in one as
well, maybe not. Someone may know the answer to that.
73 Barry VK2AAB
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