Help please!
Im having lots of trouble ever since I installed XP and i think it is the USB driver, but im not sure. Here are my full system specs just in case someone had the same problem. My system specs: SiS620 Motherboard Celeron 600 MHz 248 MB of RAM WindowsXP Disk Drives - ST34321A, WDC AC21600H Display Adapter - SiS 530/6 ...
Im having lots of trouble ever since I installed XP and i think it is the USB driver, but im not sure. Here are my full system specs just in case someone had the same problem.
My system specs:
SiS620 Motherboard
Celeron 600 MHz
248 MB of RAM
WindowsXP
Disk Drives - ST34321A, WDC AC21600H
Display Adapter - SiS 530/620
DVD/CD-ROM Drivess - CD-ROM Drive/G6D
IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers
Primary IDE Channel
Secondary IDE Channel
SiS PCI IDE Controller
Modems - HSP MicroModem
Sound
Audio Codecs
CMI878/C3DX PCI Audio Device
Legacy Audio Drivers
Legacy Video Capture Device
Media Control Devices
Unimodem Full-Duplex Audio Device
Video Codecs
System Devices
Direct memory access controller
ISAPNP Read Data Port
Microcode Update Driver
Numeric data processor
PCI bus
PCI standard host CPU bridge
Plug and Play software Device Enumerator
Programmable interrupt controller
SIS PCI to ISA bribge
SIS PMU device
SIS Processor to AGP Controller
System Board
System CMOS/real time clock
System Speaker
System timer
Terminal Server Device Redirector
Universal Serial Bus controllers
SiS 7001 PCI to USB Open Host Controller
USB Root HUB
My system specs:
SiS620 Motherboard
Celeron 600 MHz
248 MB of RAM
WindowsXP
Disk Drives - ST34321A, WDC AC21600H
Display Adapter - SiS 530/620
DVD/CD-ROM Drivess - CD-ROM Drive/G6D
IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers
Primary IDE Channel
Secondary IDE Channel
SiS PCI IDE Controller
Modems - HSP MicroModem
Sound
Audio Codecs
CMI878/C3DX PCI Audio Device
Legacy Audio Drivers
Legacy Video Capture Device
Media Control Devices
Unimodem Full-Duplex Audio Device
Video Codecs
System Devices
Direct memory access controller
ISAPNP Read Data Port
Microcode Update Driver
Numeric data processor
PCI bus
PCI standard host CPU bridge
Plug and Play software Device Enumerator
Programmable interrupt controller
SIS PCI to ISA bribge
SIS PMU device
SIS Processor to AGP Controller
System Board
System CMOS/real time clock
System Speaker
System timer
Terminal Server Device Redirector
Universal Serial Bus controllers
SiS 7001 PCI to USB Open Host Controller
USB Root HUB
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Opps , that happen's when you have lots of things in your head .
Ok, Im having trouble with the USB, when i plug something on it, anything, it wont matter(CDR, Cammera, Printer, etc etc...) the system will hang, the only way to make it work again is to press the reset button, and unplug the device, because if i leave it plugged it wont even boot.
Ok, Im having trouble with the USB, when i plug something on it, anything, it wont matter(CDR, Cammera, Printer, etc etc...) the system will hang, the only way to make it work again is to press the reset button, and unplug the device, because if i leave it plugged it wont even boot.
That doesnt sound like an XP problem, that sounds like a hardware problem.. try switching your Pc off, plugginf in the device and then back on again. If it doesnt boot from cold you might have HW issues.. Check that you have enuff power in your system, if you have any usb hubs make sure they are powered...
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That doesnt sound like an XP problem, that sounds like a hardware problem.. try switching your Pc off, plugginf in the device and then back on again. If it doesnt boot from cold you might have HW issues.. Check that you have enuff power in your system, if you have any usb hubs make sure they are powered...
How can it be a hardware problem if WindowsME works with it?
That doesnt sound like an XP problem, that sounds like a hardware problem.. try switching your Pc off, plugginf in the device and then back on again. If it doesnt boot from cold you might have HW issues.. Check that you have enuff power in your system, if you have any usb hubs make sure they are powered...
How can it be a hardware problem if WindowsME works with it?
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might be XP itself, you might have to actually do a clean reinstall of XP
If it still does it then i also think it may be hardware issue with your mobo and XP's drivers for your USB Controller
I did a clean install, well, i guess i will have to wait until, if ever, MS release a fix..
might be XP itself, you might have to actually do a clean reinstall of XP
If it still does it then i also think it may be hardware issue with your mobo and XP's drivers for your USB Controller
I did a clean install, well, i guess i will have to wait until, if ever, MS release a fix..
Your problem is most likely in your BIOS settings. I had a similar problem during my install of XP. You must disable legacy support for USB in the bios. It might also be called usb support for keyboards or usb support for dos. Once that is disabled you should have much less problems. Check out Microsoft Knowledge Base Article Q282195
i had a similar problem when i had my quickcam express on xp on my 440bx motherboard. I couldn't boot with the thing pluged in or the sound would skip endlessly and the keyboard and mouse would turn on and off (usb kb and mouse). very strange so i put the camera on the shelf for a while then i got the dual i840 setup, haven't had anyproblems with that since. Funny thing is that my i840 is generally a bit more finicky with stuff than my 440bx was (like i couldn't boot off my ide raid with the i840)
perhaps get an intel motherboard for your celeron. I betcha it is some screwy sis thing. Don't know much about sis but if it is as bad as via i think that is probably the problem.
perhaps get an intel motherboard for your celeron. I betcha it is some screwy sis thing. Don't know much about sis but if it is as bad as via i think that is probably the problem.
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i had a similar problem when i had my quickcam express on xp on my 440bx motherboard. I couldn't boot with the thing pluged in or the sound would skip endlessly and the keyboard and mouse would turn on and off (usb kb and mouse). very strange so i put the camera on the shelf for a while then i got the dual i840 setup, haven't had anyproblems with that since. Funny thing is that my i840 is generally a bit more finicky with stuff than my 440bx was (like i couldn't boot off my ide raid with the i840)
perhaps get an intel motherboard for your celeron. I betcha it is some screwy sis thing. Don't know much about sis but if it is as bad as via i think that is probably the problem.
I would bought another mother board if I had the money, but right now I cant, Im jobless and without any cash to spend, so, for now my baby will stay as it is, I hope this situation dosn't last much...
i had a similar problem when i had my quickcam express on xp on my 440bx motherboard. I couldn't boot with the thing pluged in or the sound would skip endlessly and the keyboard and mouse would turn on and off (usb kb and mouse). very strange so i put the camera on the shelf for a while then i got the dual i840 setup, haven't had anyproblems with that since. Funny thing is that my i840 is generally a bit more finicky with stuff than my 440bx was (like i couldn't boot off my ide raid with the i840)
perhaps get an intel motherboard for your celeron. I betcha it is some screwy sis thing. Don't know much about sis but if it is as bad as via i think that is probably the problem.
I would bought another mother board if I had the money, but right now I cant, Im jobless and without any cash to spend, so, for now my baby will stay as it is, I hope this situation dosn't last much...
The problem is with the SiS 7001 PCI to USB yada yada.... I have been having similar problems and did a lot of looking around online. It seems that the controller is not compatible with windows xp (which explains why it WILL work with other operating systems). Something you can check/try (didn't work for me). In your BIOS there is a setting for DOS USB support. Make sure that is disabled. Otherwise..the only other suggestion i have found is to buy yourself a USB PCI card. I'll probably end up getting myself one of those soon too. ( I kinda miss my USB stuff...:-p) Hope this helped ya out.
