Brian Walters wrote:
On Sun, 14 Feb 2010 12:36 +0000, "mike wilson" <[email protected]>
wrote:
Brian Walters wrote:
> Well, at least I now have a working system but there is another visit to
the computer shop in my future to try to sort out the USB issue. I can
only think that this problem is power related in some way and the built
in USB ports deliver too much current. Does this sound feasible?
Not enough, more likely. I take it that the hub is powered separately
from the computer? If so, it sounds as if you have a decidedly
low-quality motherboard or, possibly, one with a fault. In either case,
it is not fit for purpose and should be returned.
No, the hub is unpowered and just plugs directly in to one of the ports
on the motherboard.
Sounds like more of an operating system problem, in that case. You'll
have to phone Bill.
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