USB 2.0 detected as 1.1

996GT2

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I have a MSI K9N Platinum AM2 motherboard and it?s been absolutely perfect except for the small USB glitch. Whenever I plug in a USB 2.0 device, I get a message in Windows saying that the ?device will perform faster if plugged into a high-speed port.? My mobo has 4 USB 2.0 Ports on it physically, and I have 4 more on my case from the USB 2.0 Headers. So why are my devices not being properly detected?

Here is a picture of the message:
http://i78.photobucket.com/albums/j120/996gt2/USBerror.jpg

I have the newest nForce 9.16 drivers for my nForce 570 chipset and Windows XP Professional SP2.

EDIT: Tried transferring a 200mb .iso file and it took just under 4 minutes. That seems well short of the 15mb/sec advertised write speed on my 1 GB OCZ Rally2 drive.
 

PurdueRy

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I have seen this happen before...the real question is is it transferring at 2.0 speeds or not?
 

MadAmos

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What happens if you click the info bubble? does it give you a list of avilable ports?

Amos
 

imported_goku

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Originally posted by: 996GT2
Just tested transfer speeds: 200mb iso transferred in about 4 minutes...so about 50 mb/minute...does that seem right for USB 2.0?

And Yes, Amos, this is what I get when I click the bubble:
http://i78.photobucket.com/albums/j120/996gt2/USBerror2.jpg

When you say you plug into your motherboard, does that mean you plug into the back or do you use a USB head on your case from the front? Check the bios for USB 2.0 options.
 

996GT2

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I tried ports on the back of my mobo as well as the USB ports on my Dell 1905FP. Both gave about the same speeds. I have the USB 2.0 Controller enabled in BIOS (it?s on by default).
 

mrred

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I had this exact problem when I accidently installed Win98 USB 1.1 drivers. I uninstalled all usb controllers in device manager and rebooted. WinXP reinstalled the correct usb drivers and the problem was solved.

Maybe this will work for you.
 

996GT2

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Thanks for all the help, I posted on MSI forums, maybe they will know
 

996GT2

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One more thing...will WinXP Device Manager automatically reinstall the correct drivers if I remove the USB-related stuff from device manager? MSI forum ppl said to do this also