USB

Look in device manager at your USB controller - if at least one of them says "USB 2.0" or "Enhanced", you have a USB 2.0 controller.

Cant see it can you help, can get to manager under usb then where?

Control panel / System / Hardware / Device Manager, then expand the USB tree (near the bottom) by clicking on the + sign.  The key is the word "enhanced", it means USB 2.0 in almost all cases.

Also, if these are ports on the motherboard, the specs from the system or motherboard manufacturer may tell you if they are USB 1.0 or 2.0.  Knowing the CPU chipset might also help and tell you.  Note that some motherboards have both USB 1.0 and USB 2.0 ports on the same motherboard, for example my Asus motherboard has four USB ports in the motherboard chipset that are 1.0 and four more ports on an onboard NEC USB controller that are USB 2.0.  The manual tells you which connectors go to which controller.

Since not all systems will provide the data in the device manager, for instance this new Dell GX270 with a 3.4ghz processor/800 fsb does not, but it is 2.0, there is a reaction that will guide you. If you plug a USB 2.0 device into the machine and the port is 1.0 a prompt will usually appear that indicates a hi-speed device has been attached to a non hi-speed port.

>>a hi-speed device has been attached to a non hi-speed port
You'll also get this message if you have USB 1.1

If you want a definative answer to what hardware is attached to your PC try using Everest Home Edition.  It includes identification for USB type/types

http://www.snapfiles.com/get/everest.html

If you still can't figure it out after reading the above, post your computer brand name and model number. I'm sure one of us could look it up.