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by tracker77 Accepted solution
by computercookie Accepted solution
but I would uninstall the device and restart the computer, XP should then reinstall upon restart.
Post back if you have other queries.
Jeff
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by w2ktechman Accepted solution
if you didnt update the chipset drivers, it likely wouldnt make a difference.
Try blowing away all USB in device manager, then install the chipset drivers and reboot.
The other things would be more HW related. I have had a power spike kill USB ports before. And a bad power supply may be the ulprit too (not powering properly to USB).
Try a USB hub (powered), see if it id's things with that.
by tracker77 Accepted solution
The problem appears to be caused by my Canon MX310 printer which is plugged into one of the USB ports. When I disconnect the printer, the thumb drives work fine. I just discovered this accidentally.
I hope someone can explain this.
by the scummy one Accepted solution
the printer driver SW likely alters the ports connections to make the printer perform better. If it is in a USB hub, then other things would not be able to use the port properly, because the port settings were altered
by rob miners Accepted solution
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