It means the guy is clueless. XP SPII works with USB 2.0, but you have to have the hardware in the computer for that to happen. However, you can add a USB 2.0 PCI card to you desktop, or a USB 2.0 PCMCIA card to your laptop.
-graywolf David J Brooks wrote: > Hi gang. > > Last month i took my PC into the local shop to add more Ram (was 256, > now 728 DRAM) and to upgrade my 4 USB 1.1 connections to USB 2 > connections. After rebooting to check the Ram, he looked at my system, > and said because i have XP and Service Pack II i should have USB 2. > > I tried connecting my known USB 2 device, the Lexar Multi card reader, > and i get the pop up from my start up bar, that says"This device would > run better on a USB 2 connection. > > Can anyone tell me whats up with this. Do i need to physically change > the ports or is there something in SP II, that just needs to be set. > > If so, i cannot find anything. > > Windows XP Home and SPII. As a comparison, if i download a 2gig card > to the Mac, known USB II it takes about 4 minutes or so, on the PC > about 25 or more. > > Dave > -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
