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• Ports high speed USB Equium A100

  I installed a webcam Advent (before exchanging it for a better creative). Part of the installation process involves installing a Microsoft's USB controller. (OS is Windows XP Home Edition). I uninstalled the ADVENT software when I got back to the webcam.

  Since then, I started getting messages every time I plug a USB device, on a device high-speed, requiring a port high speed.

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  One includes 2 standard OpenHCD USB host controllers, 2 USB, 1 support 2 USB hubs and USB printing composite devices. Their drivers are dated 2001.

  The other includes 1 class PCI USB 2.0 enhanced host controller and USB Root Hub Device 1. Their drivers are dated 2006.

  I have 4 USB ports and all seem to be using the first series of USB controllers. If I disable one of the controllers, then various USB devices stop working.

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  I think that the biggest problem, it is you would waste more time to fix such a driver related issue then just entering the recovery CD and performing a recovery of your entire system.

  Perhaps the fastest way to put little life back to your ports USB 2.0 high-speed. Otherwise, I had suggested to remove all ports from the Device Manager and let windows after a restart re-install all the drivers, but before perform the reboot it would be better to manually remove all THE drivers installed previously.

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• Message: This device can perform faster if you connect high speed USB

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  I have a laptop Toshiba Satellite 2009 of Vista.
  I just bought a multimedia design Memup Feel of the disc hard 500 GB.

  My concern is that when I connect to my PC, I have the following message:
  + This device can perform faster. USB devices can be faster if you connect to a USB 2.0 high speed +.
  + To get the list of available ports, click here. +

  Then I have a list of ports in bold, but I don't know what to do with.

  How to solve my problem?

  Thank you

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  Are you sure that your laptop is Satellite 2009?
  I put t know this model of laptop.

  But I know that this error message; This message appears if you connect a USB 2.0 device to a slower USB port; That is, USB 1.1
  But I think that your laptop supports USB 2.0 ports either TI problem disc external HARD s or the issue of USB drivers
  Try updating the chipset driver you can also delete all the USB controllers and hubs in Device Manager ports. Restart the unit. After restarting again the OS would recognize all USB ports.
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• Satellite A200 - 14 d high speed USB warning

  Hi, guys :)

  For a few months, I have this warning message...
  I looked in a lot of forums, but found answers very very different each time :( Hope you can help me.

  I usually only 1 USB mouse connected to my laptop (with Windows XP Pro SP3).
  The mouse is some Logitech thingie high-speed - nothing special.
  So my WinXP gives me regularly (3-4 and several times a day), a warning about HI-SPEED USB device attached to non-HI-SPEED Hub.
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  ---> Unused port
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  ---> Unused port
  ---> Unused port

  There is a recommendation below that says:
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  I looked in the Device Manager Windows in Universal Serial Bus controllers- section.
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  I have 4 USB ports (2 on each side of the laptop) and an integrated which is used by the WebCam integrated (think about the last concentrator Rood was the Cam, for when I turn it off, camera stops working and when I enable it again, Windows says, that it has detected a new hardware Chicony USB 2.0 Camera).

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  Let the fact that this warning for HI-SPEED USB is very very boring...
  There might be a hardware problem :( I noticed that controllers host Enchanced USB Intel (r) 82801G deactivation does nothing...
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  For example if I disable the Third USB Hub of Rood, my USB mouse stops working (obviously for the USB port where my summer mouse attached to). But with Intel controllers - nothing.
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  In addition, I would try to update the chipset drivers and BIOS. The two you can find on the Toshiba site:
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  In the worst case, you must reinstall the laptop with the Toshiba recovery disc.

  On the other hand, you have this problem with other USB devices? Maybe it s not a problem of the laptop.

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