AND HOW DO I DOWNLOAD THIS IF I CAN? I PURCHASED A 2.0 HI SPEED FOUR PORT BUS POWERED HUB....WHAT DO I DO NEXT   IF MY COMPUTER DOES NOT RECOGNIZE OR SAYS IT HAS MALFUNCTIONED
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It is a Part of your computers circutry that allows your computer to have USB ports on your PC or laptop.  It is a set of chips that came with your computer when you bought it.  There are 2 flavors of USB - #1 is old and known as USB 1.1 this is the outdated slow flavor.  #2 is USB 2.0 and is more desireable and much faster.  \n\nSounds like you have a second generation USB 2.0 device (hub) that is trying to connect to an old school USB 1.1 interface on your computer.\n\nAll is not lost.  You CAN NOT upgrade via a download.  You will need to buy a PCI card (for desktop) or a PCMCIA card (for laptop) that will give you USB 2.0 compatibility.\n\nGood Luck!
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I'd need much more info to answer this question. \n\nType of computer? (PC/Mac) HD type (SCSI, IDE, ATA, etc.) \n\nHow many devices presently on the buss and any empty device slots? (if you want to add it internally) \n\nExternal connection types?  (USB, Firewire, SCSI, IDE, ATA via a PCI slot card, etc.)
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Did you test the USB hub in another USB port? That one port could be defective.\n\nMy parents have a similar problem with the port in front of their computer, so they have to plug other devices into the back of the PC.\n\nAlso, what version of Windows, Linux or Mac are you running?
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My hub does that too. Have you tried checking all the connections or resetting the hub? It worked on mine! There's also the BT Broadband Desktop help. Maybe there might be more info there.
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I'm not sure exactly what you're asking...are you using Windows XP or 2000 or something?  In any event, you can download the drivers here: http://www.mercury-pc.com/product-detail.php?link=p-addcards&subtitle=Add-On%20Cards&productid=97#\n\nScroll to the bottom and click on "drivers"
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do a tinternet search on\nbt home hub port forwarding ;)
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i have the bt home hub,and the problem at the moment they have released the home hub too quickly,as there are loads of hubs defective ,and even the hub phone had a problem with its design\n         however your problem seems to be a firewall setting stopping you connecting to the internet,its a simple remedy,go to the firewall option in the control panel and then to the exceptions tab,were you should tick the box were the name of the application is,then press ok\n          some applications that need internet access give you the option to block or unblock at the set up of the program,but some you need to do manually\n           you should also check with anyone else you know who uses this application to check wether its the server itself and not your p.c,s firewall\n            good luck
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First thing, you need to provide more information in order for a definative answer to given.\n  I checked the www site for Buslink\n\n http://www.buslink.com/B1/c_table.shtml\n\nthey have several flavors of external hard drive in the mix, USB 1, USB 2, Firewire, Serial ATA etc....\nDepending on the Model of your particular drive and assuming you have the proper interface on the new computer ie... USB 1, USB 2, etc.. You most likely just need to download the proper driver in order for it to work. You should be able to obtain the driver on the www site I listed above, just identify your external drive by model and download the appropriate driver, once downloaded install the driver, it will likely require a re-boot.\nNOTE: Most USB Devices 1.0 or 2.0 require that the device NOT be connected when you install the driver files. You install the drivers and once installation is completed and computer restarted connect the device and your computer should do a short initialization/installation of the device.\nOne more note: If your computer supports USB 2.0 the hardware drivers may and may not have it configured properly, a large number of PC's as pre-configured have the USB set up as USB 1, in order to have it recognised as USB 2 you may have to visit the Computer Manufacturers www site to obtain a patch to enable USB 2, the drivers for USB 2 are provided By Microsoft, but again they may not install without a patch from the Manufacturer making your USB 2 be set up as USB 1. In any case USB 2 devices tend to be backward compatible with USB 1 and will install and operate on it although at a lower data transfer speed.\n If you have any further questions feel free to contact me at fsebentley@direcway.com
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plus Banoon that wont work without a hub or you have to use a crossover cable.\nEasiest thing is just get yourself a pen drive, you can get a 2GB one for about £20 now and it will be the most useful device for the future, just make sure support for 98 is available, as a lot of manufacturers are now not making drivers for 09
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Delete the USB hub and USB ports (device manager) Reboot your computer with out anything plugged in. It should locate the USB ports and reinstall them.
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purchase 2 4port usb hubs
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Everything said up to now is most likely your issue, however, if you do not have the driver for your NIC (network interface card) on a CD already such as one that might come with an IBM, Dell, Gateway or HP/Compaq computer, what to do? \n\nYou could download it but you don't have a connection...  \n\nWell, someone mentioned Device Manager. First you'll need to go there to determine what type of NIC is installed.  If it is part of the motherboard then you can go to the manufacturer's website from another computer that has a connection and download the driver. (This is where one of those USB flash drives comes in super handy). \n\nIf the driver is bigger than 1.44MB you'll also need access to a CD-burner if you don't have a flash drive.  If you don't have a popular computer made by one of the manufacturer's I mentioned, and the NIC is built onboard the motherboard, you'll have to find out what kind of motherboard you have. (For instance if it's an ASUS motherboard you can look up your model at their website which will have drivers for your specific board.)\n\nIf it's a NIC in a slot on your board and does not show you the model in Device Manager, you may have to open your case and take a look at the actual card to determine the model/brand. Again, you can go to their website to download the drivers.  The download should come with intructions on how to install.\n\nHopefully, you have a CD with all your drivers handy and can just supply the path after opening the dialog in Device Manager for your NIC. Otherwise you'll need to do some searching.\n\nGood Luck!
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Reload and reinstall USB drivers.  If that doesn't work check settings in bios for USB.  It may be disabled.  Check in device manager for USB root hub.  If same problem most likely hardware problem.  Depending on comput is not worth it.  If this is like a throw away store bought PC.  Just pitch it.
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You can download a new version here and overwrite the old to see if that works:\nhttp://www.pcworld.com/downloads/file_description/0,fid,5053,tfg,tfg,00.asp
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I had a bunch of trouble from a USB 1.0 Hub being used in USB 2.0 Ports. First thing make sure it is USB 2 hub and then make sure the hub is plugged into the BACK of the computer (motherboard) not the front panel which goes to motherboard headers.
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Assuming you are using Windows, even though you said you "went through all the driver stuff", you might want to consider booting in SAFE mode, and deleting all the instances of the USB root hub and associated devices.  This will force Windows to reload them on a reboot.  It's possible there is a device conflict that it just hasn't figured-out.  Also, you may want to check under Hardware Profiles and see if more than one profile exists for the system.  Given it's a laptop, it may have created an alternate "docked" configuration and disabled the device in that, or the default configuration. If so, delete the alternate hardware profile and let it rebuild.\n\nBe certain that the device itself isn't marked as disabled in the profile.  Given what you said in your question, it sounds like the device isn't even showing-up at all in the Device Manager? Not even as an Unknown Device?\n\nIf you insert it into the USB port and there is no audible beep to indicate that Windows knows it was inserted (or likewise if you remove it) , you likely have a hardware problem.  Even if you say for certain that the USB ports are working, it is possible that the driver and/or the hardware is failing and it's only operating as a USB 1.x device, which could make the NIC not function (especially if it is USB 2.x compliant).\n\nSince you can take the USB card to another system and say it works fine, that would appear the problem is related to your laptop.\n\nYou also might want to check the power management capabilities to ensure it is not powering down the network card and/or USB hubs to conserve power.  Even if the unit is plugged-in, if for some reason it is running a power-saving scheme, you might have this problem.\n\nif you can provide the specific version of Windows and Service Pack (or Build Number), that would be helpful.  if you are not running windows (e.g. Linux) please provide that info as well (include the distribution, release, update number and kernel from uname -a).\n\nGood Luck!
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yea you just need to download the correct driver from the companies website. Be sure to get the driver that corelates with your particular camer model.