My USB 2 hub won't work?
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Does your PC have USB2 ports as well?  If not, it may not work.  Also, maybe the hub needs a power supply.
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Even if they're outdated they still should have valid drivers available. Only the speed will be slow compared with the new USB 2.0. Instructions on how to make them work depend on your OS. Make sure they are enabled from BIOS (if that option is available). Go to device manager and see if the USB devices are there. If they're having problems, check the messages related to them. Usually you have to replace/update the driver.
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if u plugged it in direct to the front usb port and it is still not detected, try the usb port at the back. If not use a usb cable to connect it - sometimes the drive connector is just a little too short.\n\nthere should be a LED light too if it is connected and reading/writing is in progress ...\n\nu can click on My Computer and see if it shows up as a Removal Drive ....
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u need a usb splitter
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sounds like an un usual issue you have there, have you got USB enabled all the way in the bios ie usb keyboard, usb mouse as enabled and usb enabled ?\n\nAlso www.usbman.com have a very good FAQ which would defintly be worth while checking out. Also if you right click my computer --> manage --> disk management ( that is how I am assuming you are deciphering if it detects it or not ? ) As for not mounting it, have you formatted the disk  / memory stick or whatever it is ?
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Try the manufacturer of the cd-rw drive, most USB devices when first plugged in are just a "USB device".\n\nWhen the Hardware Wizard pops up when you plug in the device, that means your USB host driver is fine.\n\nThe info that identifies the USB device seeks the installation of the CD-RW software and driver.\n\nIf there is a readme.txt with the software that came with the drive, I would read it.  Maybe it would help with a step-by-step installation instructions.
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Sorry mate, it's guys like u that make life tuff\n\nMany drivers not working ... improper ... hardware clashing ... \n\nNow , with Windows XP and Vista ... PURE PLUG N PLAY ... if USB devices r going 2 need drivers ....\n\nI suggest u write 4 linux or os2 ....
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Try re-installing the drivers for the drive through the Device Manager in the Control Panel.\n\nIf you are unsure whether you have the drivers go to the manufacturer website and search for your model.\n\nThen you sgould be able to download the drivers with instructions on installation.
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Try a data link cable that should work.You should be able to buy one from the manufacture or a third party manufacture.
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Just like the guy above said. Try to reinstall the each device and their drivers.. If they seem to not work, buy new stuff and install that.
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Connect them to two USB ports or install a second parallel port. Check any computer store.
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It's not possible. Get a USB 2 card.
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start->control panel->add remove hardware\n\nnext a million times\n\nshould work\n\ndidnt?\n\nyour usb cable is corrupt
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control panel, performance/maintanence, system,hardware, if you run windows, for more options, check the help menu your port isn't "broken" just not enabeled. you have to turn it on
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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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Yeah, gonna need new hardware. If you gotta ask that question, it's usually time for a new computer. Doesn't have to be the newest or the most expesive. In rare cases when usb 2.o came out, some manufacturers sold computers with controller hardware capable of using usb 2.0 but released the computers with 1.0. You should check the pc on the manufacturers site and see if any such update is available.
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You should download Service pack 1 ...as it contains the drivers for running Usb Devices but Services pack 2 has the new revised bugfree drivers for USB