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mr.bear

In Reply to: RE: There is no reason not to use two USB devices at once posted by Presto on June 27, 2011 at 14:35:57

Thanks. I'll check this at the time I set up my new computer. Is this link of any use? I might could use the assistance it offers...
http://driverfinderpro.com/lp/usb/usb-port-drivers.php (Open in New Window)

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RE: Excellent - Roseval 02:05:56 06/28/11 (1)
You don't need any special software.
Just use the device manager
A couple of screenshots in the link below.

The Well Tempered Computer
- http://thewelltemperedcomputer.com/SW/Windows/Win7/USBDAC.ht (Open in New Window)
- RE: Thanks - mr.bear 09:14:21 06/28/11 (0)
  I was having a difficult time following the description in Presto's post, above. It appears that the steps you show (in Win7) accomplish the USB porting and IRQ adjustments, at least the ones that most users are capable of. (I lack the confidence to go messing around in the BIOS, generally speaking.)
RE: Excellent -$29 per year? - fmak 22:20:31 06/27/11 (0)
$29 each year???????????????????????????
It looks like a driver update service. You can go to your MB manufacturer and do this youself.
Unlikely to solve real usb problems.

Edits: 06/28/11

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