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How to install "High Speed" USB Driver
Posted on 2008-06-13
I have an approx 4 year old Dell Inspiron Laptop with two USB Ports. I have a flash drive that I loaded some files onto from my main machine with is about 1 1/2 years old. I pulgged the flash drive into a USB port on the laptop & I get a message (to the effect of) "You need to install High Speed USB Driver".
The laptop came with Windows XP Home reinstalled, I don't have a Windows CD.
How do I install "High Speed Driver"?
The laptop came with Windows XP Home reinstalled, I don't have a Windows CD.
How do I install "High Speed Driver"?
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Hello,
The device is refering to newer USB 2.0 devices. This will actually be a difference in hardware instead of just basic software. It is possible you have USB2.0 ports with an inaccurate driver - or that the flashdrive needs some sort of software to run.
Can you give us the specs on your laptop (model #) and the flash drive (model)? Also, does the flash drive still work - it should because most drives are backwards compatible to USB1, just a bit slower...
Good luck!!
The device is refering to newer USB 2.0 devices. This will actually be a difference in hardware instead of just basic software. It is possible you have USB2.0 ports with an inaccurate driver - or that the flashdrive needs some sort of software to run.
Can you give us the specs on your laptop (model #) and the flash drive (model)? Also, does the flash drive still work - it should because most drives are backwards compatible to USB1, just a bit slower...
Good luck!!
On second thought - I am guessing toward your laptop having only USB1 hardware, which as mentioned above should work, it's just slower. I have seen that message you are refering to before, and it is primarily informational - in my own terms "if you have a highspeed usb 2.0 port, tranfering files to/from this device will be faster" ;-)
Please do give us the model of your laptop - just to double check.
Please do give us the model of your laptop - just to double check.
Since your laptop is around 4 years old, you may not have 2.0 capable USB ports as suggested. You may need to upgrade. you can purchase PCMCIA USB 2.0 ports. There are some for less than $20:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&DEPA=0&Description=pcmcia+usb+2.0
http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&DEPA=0&Description=pcmcia+usb+2.0
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