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Can you give us some vendor info ?
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In addition, try to change the order of the 2 devices.<br />
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One more thing. If they draw too much current, you may need a seperate powered USB HUB to get both to work.<br />
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I hope this helps !<br />

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In addition, try to change the order of the 2 devices.

One more thing. If they draw too much current, you may need a seperate powered USB HUB to get both to work.

I hope this helps !


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darylr:<br />
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Just a friendly reminder to return to your question.<br />
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thanks!<br />
amp<br />
community support moderator
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darylr:

Just a friendly reminder to return to your question.

thanks!
amp
community support moderator

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I haven't gone any further on this and it has since ceased to be an issue since I only use one device most of the time. &nbsp;Thanks for your input.
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I haven't gone any further on this and it has since ceased to be an issue since I only use one device most of the time.  Thanks for your input.

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I'm using two USB to video adapters on my Win2k SP2 workstation.<br />
Only one is showing up in device manager.<br />
I have two programs and I want to use one of the devices for each program. &nbsp;<br />
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I start the first program and no problem.<br />
It finds a USB device and starts up normally.<br />
When I start the 2nd program it tries to latch onto the same device as the 1st program and I get an error msg. &nbsp;Then I have to manually point to the 2nd device.<br />
I think this behavior is because only one shows up in device manager but that is only a guess.<br />
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Any help would be appreciated.<br />
darylr
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I'm using two USB to video adapters on my Win2k SP2 workstation.
Only one is showing up in device manager.
I have two programs and I want to use one of the devices for each program.  

I start the first program and no problem.
It finds a USB device and starts up normally.
When I start the 2nd program it tries to latch onto the same device as the 1st program and I get an error msg.  Then I have to manually point to the 2nd device.
I think this behavior is because only one shows up in device manager but that is only a guess.

Any help would be appreciated.
darylr

Win2k USB - only one device showing up in device manager

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