How can you check what kind of usb slot you have?
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Plug in a USB 2.0 device. XP will rapidly inform you that "This Device Can Perform Faster if..."
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Things to try:\nOpen my computer and look for something called drive E: or F: this might be the flash drive.\n\nEject the USB using the ubplug flash drive. Then\ntry rebooting your computer your drivers may need to reload.  Plug in flash drive and look in My computer for extra drive.\n\nGo to the manufacturers web site and see if your flash drive is supported by Windows ME.
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The drivers are for your motherboard.\n\nIf you have the Mobo disk, just insert and choose to replace the USB drivers.\n\nIf no disk, find out exactly which Mobo you have and d/l usb drivers from manufacturers web site.\n\nGood luck
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www.driversguide.com\n\nGo there and find the approriate driver for a usb port for your computer.
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Test on the other USB Port, it might happen that your current USB Port that you use is not working.
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go to Froogle (google's  shopping site" and search for USB 1.0GB drive
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Sounds like you are talking about the USB port and USB devices. Windows comes with a USB connection detection software that notifies the user when a device is plugged into, or unplugged from, a USB port.  That is so that people will know when a device is working and when it is not.
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It should tell you on the front of the drive.  Should either have a sticker or be engraved.  Looking in your hardware configuration is not necessary or valid for the most part.  What if you have installed the wrong drivers?  Your hardware will list it under whatever you've installed - not what it actually is.
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First, check that the device doesn't show up if you put the flash drive in another USB port. If it doesn't, check your 'eject hardware' icon to see if the flash drive is showing there. If it isn't, it sounds as though the drivers and software for your USB are out of date or have been corrupted in some way. This can sometimes happen when you install Windows updates or software that conflicts (upon installation) with your hardware drivers. Check to see if there are up to date drivers for your flash drive on the manufacturer's website. If not, you will need to uninstall the software and reinstall the flash drive again using the original installation disc. \n\nBefore doing this, check Device Manager to see if it is flagging up any conflicts. If everything is okay, remove the flash drive from your USB port. Check your 'add/remove programs' list in Control Panel to see if the software for your flash drive is showing up. If it is, uninstall it. Reboot your computer. Then re-attach your flash drive to your USB port. With a bit of luck, the hardware installation wizard should recognise it as new hardware and open. If it does this, re-install the drivers for your flash drive and you should be away.\n\nIf it doesn't, you may need to do a manual install, although this reduces the chances of the flash drive working.
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hi\n\nthat will be displayed in the sticker which has comes with your motherboard box.from ther u can see and connect
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Try running this tool on that pc: http://www.majorgeeks.com/download181.html It should be able to tell you what the make and model of the card is, along with all the other hardware.
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doesnt matter end color, just make sure the little tab on top of each end fits in the slot
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You can start by noting what type of slot/socket it has for the CPU, and/or any model numbers / designations to the mainboard, as well as the manufacturer. THEN perhaps we can look up something appropriate.
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my computer \nfind your C: or other drive\nright click properties .. \n\nthis will tell you how much space you have
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Just go to the web sight of each hardware device you have and get the latest drivers
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if your mother board supports usb then get a usb 2.0 drive\n\nand install it in the socket where your usb1.0 was fixed
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Go to the website listed below. Follow the prompts and it will give you the RAM that your computer uses. Also the RAM chip that is currently in your compter may have a sticker that lists what type of RAM it is.