My Pavilion does support USB 2.0?

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• Windows 7 64 bit does support USB 2.0 drivers?

  Hello

  I just got my first Windows 7 64-bit machine, always had 32-bit before. When I tried to plug my iPhone using the same USB cable I've used on my 32-bit computer, iTunes does not recognize the device (the iPhone). After reading the forums of Apple, it seems that ports USB 3.0 on my 64-bit computer can be the problem, so I bought a USB 2.0 PCI Express card and installed it this morning. The card came with a different driver diskette. But I can't get this USB 2.0 card to install a driver either from the disk or Windows Update.

  So now I wonder if Windows 7 64 bit and USB 2.0 are even compatible. Anyone?

  TIA,

  Paula

  PD

  There are 6 ports only USB is USB 3.  The rest are USB 2.  I suspect your problem lies elsewhere

  http://en.community.Dell.com/support-forums/desktop/f/3514/t/19530074

• Windows Virtual PC 2007 does support USB?

  If so, how to do this job?

  Hello

  not supported

  read below

  http://www.Microsoft.com/Windows/Virtual-PC/features/compare.aspx

  http://blog.falafel.com/blogs/JohnWaters/07-08-27/No_USB_support_in_Microsoft_Virtual_PC_2007.aspx

  http://www.pluralsight-training.NET/community/blogs/jimw/archive/2006/10/11/40358.aspx

• HP Pavilion p7-1154 does support Dual AMD graphics card?

  I have a Pavilion p7-1154 - serial number {removed privacy} - the motherboard is an AAHD3-HB (stock MB) made by Pegatron. I updated the stock 16 GB of Corsair vengeance 1600 6 GB 1333 RAM and upgraded the processor an AMD A6 3600 to an AMD A8-3850, all according to the guide of HP upgrade for this machine. I've also updated the PSU of 300w for a 500w 80Plus Bronze certified PSU Corsair stock.

  Now that's what I'done this day - what I want to know is the MB (AAHD3-HB) does support Dual AMD graphics card, using the proposed graphics cards, I would use a Radeon 6670 GPU.

  Mike

  Mike, after consultation with the other members, I think that double graphis is unavailable because it is not indicated in the specifications.

  However, here is a Youtube video on the CPU.  If you do not find that you were able to use it by a change in the BIOS, please share this information with the forum.  Thank you!

  If your problem is solved, please click "accept as a Solution.

• NI-VISA 5.3 driver Wizard does not support USB 3.0 devices

  Hi all

  It seems that NI-VISA 5.3 does not support USB 3.0 devices. When I try to use the driver Wizard to create a driver for a USB 3.0 device, I get the error "ERROR-1073807178: device descriptor error - value not valid bMaxPacketSize0 (must be set to 8, 16, 32, or 64 bytes). I noticed that the unit has been giving wMaxPacketSize0 of 512 (2 ^ 9). But the driver Wizard treats the value 9. So I think that Assistant driver does not support USB 3.0 devices. If someone could confirm this?

  Thank you very much in advance!

  Jackie

  Hello Jackie,.

  Unfortunately, USB 3.0 is not officially supported in VISA 5.3 when you use VISA Driver Wizard.

  A non-official solution is to work around the "information in the descriptor' by selecting 'Other' in the list of devices. You will need to manually enter the 'USB manufacturer ID (vendor ID)' and 'type USB (Product ID) Code. You will then need to find your driver in Windows Device Manager, right click and select "update driver software". This, however, is not a workaround solution guaranteed as NI-VISA 5.3 is not officially compatible USB 3.0.

• HP Pavilion 1053 does support UEFI?

  Hello

  Please, I would like to know if my pc HP PAVILION 1053 supports UEFI (win pro 64-bit), because:

  -In the bios, I have a menu called 'UEFI TOOLS',

  - But, on the page to download the drivers from the computer, here, there is nothing for the UEFI.

  If my pc supports UEFI, do I install the UEIF HP DIAGNOSTIC TOOL to make it work? Because now, when I click on the menu "UEFI", nothing happens.

  With kindness.

  Hello faroukal, from your description of the events that you are experiencing, they are all normal.

  The black screen with cursor blinking in the upper left corner is normal for all systems.

  It is when the BIOS/UEFI running control system of the operating system, which in your case is - this Windows 7 Pro.

  The UEFI functionality isn't actually the BIOS of old style, but a code of the firmware that is added to the BIOS. Legacy devices means that they are controlled by the UEFI and not the BIOS.

  You should see a section that you can use for the BIOS and not the UEFI, but I suggest letting the UFEI in the control of legacy devices. It's better that the BIOS control works.

  You should be able to locate the command of Start Menu in the BIOS. You should be able to select:

  UEFI boot sources

  Sources of boot legacy

  ATAPI CD-ROM

  Hard drive

  (WDC WD30000HLF-60G6U2)

  Network controller.

  This is just an example and would not be the exact options for your system.

• Equium L20 does support a USB 2.0?

  I am about to buy an external hard drive and the seller States works with all laptops but that you need USB V2.0 when I check the specifications of my laptop it says USB 2.0. is it the same thing?

  Post edited by: mariedann

  Hello

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• Does my motherboard support usb 3.0?

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  Motherboard of this computer supports usb 3.0?

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• HP pavilion p6630f supports output via connector dvi - d to dvi - d to hdmi audio adapter?

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