so when i look at the usb section of the device manager of a new, clean winxp install it is chock full of stuff:
2 generic hubs
1 usb composite device
1 usb mass storage device
5 (!) usb root hubs
4 intel 82801EB usb universal controllers
and one lonely intel 82801 usb2 enhanced controller
note i have an abit is7 mobo which supposed has 8 usb2.0 ports. connected to it i have a dazzle card reader, supposedly 2.0, an iogear usb kvm switch (usb 1.1), a pocketpc pda cradle (not yet installed, usb v?), and an epson scanner (not yet installed but it's usb 2.0. connected to the kvm switch is a zboard keyboard (usb v?) with two integrated usb ports, a microsoft intellimouse (usb v?), and an intel web cam (also not yet installed).
now, clearly i've got a lot of stuff, but i'm still confused about all the items that show up under device manager, especially since only one shows up as usb2. since the mobo supports 8 usb 2.0 ports i assume all the controllers on the board are usb2.0 so why do i only show one? am i missing something here? your thoughts are greatly appreciated.
thanks,
joe
2 generic hubs
1 usb composite device
1 usb mass storage device
5 (!) usb root hubs
4 intel 82801EB usb universal controllers
and one lonely intel 82801 usb2 enhanced controller
note i have an abit is7 mobo which supposed has 8 usb2.0 ports. connected to it i have a dazzle card reader, supposedly 2.0, an iogear usb kvm switch (usb 1.1), a pocketpc pda cradle (not yet installed, usb v?), and an epson scanner (not yet installed but it's usb 2.0. connected to the kvm switch is a zboard keyboard (usb v?) with two integrated usb ports, a microsoft intellimouse (usb v?), and an intel web cam (also not yet installed).
now, clearly i've got a lot of stuff, but i'm still confused about all the items that show up under device manager, especially since only one shows up as usb2. since the mobo supports 8 usb 2.0 ports i assume all the controllers on the board are usb2.0 so why do i only show one? am i missing something here? your thoughts are greatly appreciated.
thanks,
joe