Where is my USB 3.0 port?

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  The HP HDX X18T-1200 CTO Premium Notebook PC has USB 3.0 ports?

  No it's not. It precedes USB 3.0 a little. You can add ports usb 3.0 ExpressCard location and a complement to the card.

• Where is the USB port on the printer 4500 hp envy all-in-one

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• HPE-210F dead USB 2.0 port AV - where to plug them in?

  My newest HPE-210F has a USB 2.0 on the front, and he died. I opened the case, and of course, the connector it is not connected to the motherboard. I want to know where to plug the connector on the motherboard. I can attach a photo of the MB, if necessary, but I suspect it's an easy question. On a related note, there are three small openings in the metal cage where the USB port on the front is pressed. Are enough spots on the MB to plug in a few extra USB 2.0 ports? I wonder if HP sells ports ready to fit in the cage or if it is a standard of the industry and I could get them elsewhere?

  TIA!

  Pick up and empty the USB socket and plug the connector.  This motherbaord is used for different configurations of the firm.  Pocket USB and media drive bays would also use the empty USB Sockets.

• USB 3.0 port does not work at the speed of the USB 3

  When I plug in my external hard drive seagate-freeagent I get this message: "this USB mass storage device can transfer information faster if you connect it to a superspeeed USB 3.0 port» The computer has 3 USB ports, but none of them are the insert blue plastic that are supposed to have usb ports 3.

  I want TO Ultrabook 4-1043cl I thought has USB 3.0 on this subject. According to these specifications, it must have 2 usb3 and 1 usb2.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03367057

  My computer corresponds to the form above. The 2 usb ports on the left have a small "ss", painted between the 2 of them. A usb port on the right has a small lightning bolt painted there. As I said earlier, none of them have the blue plastic insert. I get the same message "this transfer faster if connected to usb 3.0...» When I connect the external hard drive to one of the 3 usb ports. All ports to transfer data, connect to disks, goodies, etc. They just don't transfer to 3.0 speeds.

  I am running Windows 7, not windows 8 and I keep windows up-to-date.

  I found this post talks about a Texas Instruments XHCI controller faulty, but my controller is an Intel USB 3.0 Host Controller stretch.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c01893385

  So I wonder why the usb 3 seems to work and how to operate?

  Thanks for any help you can give.

  Hello

  You won't lose me. I'm probably in a different time zone you are.  I live in Europe.

  If you still have the unknown device follow these steps:

  Open Windows Explorer and locate the SWSetup folder.

  Expand the folder, find the sp56724 folder and double-click it to open it.

  This is where the driver for the device unknown (USB 3.0 host controller should be).

  Call the Device Manager.

  Right click on the unknown device and select Update driver software.

  In the next window, select browser my computer for driver software.

  Now, you can choose to let the operating system locate the software or the path to the sp56724 folder yourself. In both cases, ensure that a signed driver is selected.

• Hi speed USB via a Port Replicator advanced for a Tecra 9100?

  I have the same problem with a Tecra 9100 and upgrade to hi speed USB as a previous post where the proposed solution was to use a PCMCIA card.

  (see link: http://forums.computers.toshiba-europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=24103)

  I had an idea, but I don't know if it will work and need some advice?

  Can you buy an Advanced Port Replicator that has Hi Speed USB 2.0 ports on it (like the PA3082U APR II that works with the Tecra 9100) instead of the PCMCIA card.

  If the docks of Port Replicator in the motherboard will it give you Hi Speed USB 2.0, or is the Tecra 9100 forced to USB 1.1 via hardware in the laptop itself and the Replicator will not help?

  Also if I go down the road of Port Replicator I need drivers for speed ports Hi of the Replicator to work on the Tecra 9100?

  Or to ask the question – what is the PCMIA USB 2.0 card in that advanced with HI Port Replicator speeed USB is not?

  Thanks in advance

  Hello

  the Tecra 9100 has NO usb 2.0 and it's a fact. Given that the Replicator has these USB ports 2.0 does not mean that your machine when it is docked to the Portrep, is able to manage USB 2.0 devices. The portrep, it's like a usb hub and behaves like. So if your machine doesn´t have it then that's it.

  And the explanation on the PCMCIA/Cardbus solution:
  The pcmcia card USB 2.0 Chipset, this is the reason why it IS a USB 2.0 device (roothub).

  I hope this was clear to you :)

  Just buy this card and you will have USB 2.0

  Welcome them

• HP Envy 14-1010nr: HP Envy 14-1010nr Notebook PC: replace and upgrade to USB 3.0 ports

  Hello
  
  I have a HP Envy 14 - 1010nr Notebook PC, which had two USB 2.0 ports on the left side and a USB 3.0 port on the right.
  
  USB 3.0 port was damaged such as connectors plugged it seem a little loose and can move laterally a little so that the connection to the device comes in and out - makes it uncertain to copy some stuff on a hard drive through it, for example.
  
  Is it possible for me to replace this port? Where could find a spare part for that if it can replace?
  
  Even though I am inside the computer, I might as well replace the USB 2.0 with USB 3.0 ports ports if the pats replacement for that exist...

  You're right, because there is no audio + USB 3.0, only the original + USB 2.0

• HP Elitebook 8460p: USB 3.0 ports do not work

  Number and name of the product: HP Elitebook 8460 p - WX558AV
  Operating system: Windows 7 Pro 64-bit

  When I opened my laptop today, my wireless mouse will not work. Then I find that all my USB 3.0 ports on the left do not work or the other. If I plug in my external hard drive, I can see clearly (which means power is there), but the drive will not be displayed in Windows Explorer.

  I also had another weird error that my computer will not shutdown. It will be auto-restarting/reset in a few seconds. Very strange.

  Is this a software or hardware failure? This laptop was bought anything recently and I expect the quality of the business.

  Thank you

  Hieu

  I solved this. It wasn't because of the driver. I reinstalled the driver from this link that you provided before the validation of this one, but it did not work. I googled high and low and found various fixes, but they do not work.

  I have even come back to an image previous when I just installed Windows 7 (and at that time where the USB ports still work). However, after restoration, the ports still refuse to recognize any USB.

  So I think that there are only 2 possibilities: hardware failure (1), or a BIOS (2) problem.

  Then I updated to the latest version of the HP BIOS (using HP Support Assistant) and then voila. Problem solved.

  I guess the updates of Windows 7 somehow comes into conflict with Bios HP, where the question.

  I hope my explanation is clear enough for someone with the same problem can fix their computers.

  Hieu.

• USB 3.0 port locations

  Continue to see "by moving your device to a USB 3.0 port, you can get faster speeds. Where they are on my desktop 500 - 205t? I have 4 ports on the back, two in the front and none are labeled.

  Hello

  If the port has a blue separator it is USB 3.0.  Rear ports can be found here.

  Strangely enough, HP has black separators in the two front USB ports yet they are labeled SS (super speed) which should be USB 3.0

• "This USB mass storage device can transfer information faster if you connect it to a USB 3.0 port Superspeed ' when the device is already connected to a USB 3.0 port.

  I just bought and installed a USB 3.0 card. It is the Startech PEXUSB3S2 PCIe card. I installed the card in a PCIe 2.0 X 1 slot. The manual says it's exactly the slot, that it supports.

  The Manager device displays NEC Electronics USB 3.0 Host Controller and NEC Electronics USB 3.0 Root Hub are installed and are working correctly. I have a Thermaltake BLACX5G 5 G USB 3.0 hard drive caddy. The transfer rate is only 35 MB/s using the HDTune benchmark. It is a USB 2.0 speed.

  When the player is turned on, windows displays the message "this USB mass storage device can transfer information faster if you connect it to a Super speed USB 3.0 port»

  For some reason, the system doesn't see the caddy to drive USB 3.0 as being plugged into a USB 3.0 port, when it actually is.

  I remember having this same problem with Windows XP, when I bought a USB 2.0 card. The only thing that fixed it at the time was upgraded to XP SP2.

  This should not be a problem because I know that Windows 7 pro 64-bit supports USB 3.0.

  My motherboard is an ASUS P5QL-EM support an Intel Core 2 Quad and 4 GB of DDR2 memory. According to the manual owner the PCIe x 1 slots support architecture 1.0 and 2.0.

  Edit: I just tested the external hard drive and expansion card USB 3.0 on my motherboard Gigabyte of friends running Windows XP. Everything worked perfectly, no problems at all.

  Here, there is a problem with Windows 7 or the motherboard. Still unresolved, currently installs a floppy drive so I can update the firmware of my motherboard.

  I checked the implementation of the card several times, removed and installed in another motherboard to test, then removed and reinstalled again in my motherboard ASUS check several times for a fit course.  It still does not work. I have just completed update the firmware of the motherboard with the latest version, and I also did a new install of Windows 7, install the drivers USB 3.0 immediately after installing Windows over. None of this solves the problem.

  I'm running out of ideas on how to fix this without doing something drastic as a replacement for my motherboard. I don't want the speed of USB 3.0, but I don't think I'm ready for an another two or three hundred dollars to get it.

  I've been all over the ' net trying to find a solution and read tons about USB USB 3.0 specifically and in general. I can find no reason why the drivers would install and report that they are working correctly, but fail to connect to 3.0 speeds. I think that this would generate a certain type of error instead of such a strange symptom.

  EDIT:

  Here go us. I knew that is was a bad idea to buy one main (ASUS P5QL-EM) card that had to be overclocked to 1066 MHz for DRAM memory. I did all this work, and every time I reset my BIOS or updated it would always be the frequency DRAM back to where it should be (1066). After a reset of the computer was the starter and I just let it start instead of setting the DRAM frequency and, suddenly, USB 3.0 card worked perfectly. I confirmed this by setting the frequency to 1066 and looking at the USB 3.0 card fail again. I guess it must have something to do with the clock being sent to the PCIe bus.

  In any case, the USB 3.0 card works perfectly and gives me a transfer rate HD Tune to 99 MB/s on a drive from WD SATA 7200 RPM and 86.1 Mbps on a Samsung drive hard 5400 RPM / MIN 3,5 "SATA. These are the same reference points I get when these drives are connected to my internal SATA connectors. I'd say USB 3.o works perfectly now and maxing out the hard drives performance.

  Thanks for any help.

• Envy of HP Dv7 - 7223cl Windows 7 Ultimate 64 - Bit: USB 3.0 Ports will not work.

  When I plug my mouse into one of the USB 3.0 ports, Windows does not sound has indicated that it is connected. I did a clean reinstall there two days and most of my drivers installed, but they do not work. A store local deleted Windows 8 PC and installed Windows 7, a few weeks ago, and USB 3.0 ports was working at this time, so drivers exist. After having some problems, I decided to do a clean reinstall of Windows 7, which has deleted all my drivers and I was able to reinstall most of them, but USB 3.0 ports has not worked since and still not working. I looked on the internet, but I couldn't find the right one. I looked in the management system and found that two devices: PCI Device and SM Bus controller are shown with a yellow sign. After looking under properties, I found that the two do not have their drivers installed (Code 28). Anyone know where to find the drivers for this problem?

  Nevermind, it works now. I just had to uninstall and reinstall all components of AMD. Thanks for your information!

• USB 2.0 ports, not to stand as such

  I have a problem with my machine today that just started today.  Not quite sure why.

  After a restart of today, he told me that my iPhone (and my USB Readyboost key) could operate more quickly if plugged into a USB 2.0 port.  Well, these ports ARE 2.0 - you stupid copy of Windows!

  So, what's the problem with that?   I am running Windows 7 SP1, and everything is up-to-date wise pilot (at least in the measure where Windows Update tells me).  Until this afternoon, these same ports have behaved as USB 2.

  The only change that I had recently installed the latest version of iTunes on the computer drafting for iOS4.3.  I did it yesterday.  When I went to run iTunes today, I received a msg on "the service used to connect to the iPod does not work, you want iTunes to fix this for you?"   I said yes and got no error messages, so I assumed that was the case.  No idea what the case is now.

  I was going to update my iPhone and iPad iOS 4.3 that came out today, that is when I noticed it.  No idea how to solve this problem?

  My office is a HP Pavilion Elite HPE-210f running Win7 SP1.  TKX.

  Fixed it myself.

  Tried restoring the system, no luck.

  I tried windows update - no new drivers.

  Is gone in the Device Manager, and under "USB controllers", both of them had exclamation points.  They were both labeled "Standard Enhanced PCI to USB Host Controller".  Tried to look for new drivers for the two, no chance.   Then, I uninstalled both of them and scanned for hardware changes.

  Who did.  It 'reinstalled' 2.0 drivers, and I'm back in new business.

• Satellite M50D - Has: devices of USB 3.0 not working in USB 3.0 ports

  I use 2.0 devices in the ports of 3.0 fine, but my 3.0 Flash Voyager USB3 8 GB device will not work. It connects then disconnects once, not appearing is not in the Device Manager to all.

  I tried to install the USB driver out this version of the site 2.0.10.273 - 130101 has for my model. It made no difference.

  Install Windows 8.1 system

  Any ideas? Thank you.

  You are able to use this USB through a USB 2.0 port?
  Check it out.

  But at this point its not easy to tell if its USB device issues or problem of USB port.
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• How to identify the port vs USB 2.0 ports USB 3.0?

  My HP Pavilion notebook PC (Windows 8) g6-2210us has 2 USB 3.0 ports and 1 USB 2.0 port.  How can I identify the USB 3.0 ports?

  Yes SS means Super Speed

• Tecra R840-10 t has no work webcam or USB 3.0 port

  Even if this [another thread | http://forums.computers.toshiba-europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=62061&start=15&tstart=0] has been marked as resolved, the problems remain, but are not related to the bone, hw-partners.

  1 week after that I got a Tecra R840-10 t (PT429E-00M007EP) of Windows 7 have frozen at startup and the fan run at maximum speed. All I could do was to enter safe mode. After a factory reset (reinstalling OS of the hidden HD partition), not even the safe mode worked!
  Took back to the store, 2 days later a local Toshiba representative referred to the store as fixed (they have updated the BIOS...)

  2-3 weeks later, same problem. I called Toshiba directly, they have picked up the laptop, took almost 2 weeks and sending parts of the Germany twice before they sent it. I had to call them to find out they were going to deliver the next day. So far it seems to be fixed, Windows has not frozen since.

  However, now, little more than a month after I bought this laptop from professional quality, I noticed that, on his return, the USB 3.0 port (as long as this port) and the webcam does not work. They do not appear in the Device Manager, update their drivers through page for the download of Tecra yields nothing (and you have to go through hoops to actually install the webcam driver), nothing. It's as if they did not exist. I guess that any material they brought in wasn't exactly in perfect condition, or someone forgot to plug it into some pine trees.

  I tried several Linux LiveCD as well, they all recognize the material to varying degrees (being the most comprehensive Debian), but no recognize the USB 3.0 port or the webcam as well.

  Not an OS problem. Call them once again, waiting for a response from a representative Monday morning. Seriously considering to move directly to a repair center and asking the complaints book. There is no guarantee that this laptop won't break again.

  Not a happy camper.

  Hello

  > I tried several Linux LiveCD as well, they all recognize the material to varying degrees (being the most comprehensive Debian), but no recognize the USB 3.0 port or the webcam as well.

  Have you tested this with Toshiba configured OS?
  It would be interesting if Windows 7 would get the same problems, recognizing the USB 3.0 and the webcam

  by the way: this is a user forum to...