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by jschein
Without knowing the OS, this is a tough question... But you should just unplug the scanner, go into the computer hardware, uninstall all usb devices, reboot pc (it will put back the proper usb drivers), plug scanner back in and it should work.
Good Luck.
by thechas
On a theoretical level, this should not be a problem in Windows.
Windows uses IRQ steering to allow multiple devices to share the same IRQ.
For Windows XP, you cannot assign ANY IRQ's manually. XP will even over-ride BIOS level IRQ assignments.
If the USB ports are on a plug-in card, you may correct your problem by moving the card to a different slot.
Same if your video card is a PCI card.
For on-board USB ports, start by removing the USB controllers and hubs from device manager.
Re-start, and enter BIOS settings.
Disable the USB ports.
Boot into Windows.
Re-start again.
Enter BIOS settings, and enable the USB ports.
Find the setting for update ECS and enable it also.
Boot into Windows, and allow it to find the USB ports and install the drivers.
It may also help to download and install the latest drivers for the chip-set on your motherboard.
Chas
by djent
by kpike2
Thanks for your advise, but I did not get any help from it. Thanks for the effort though.
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