Re: USB 2.0 and WinXP unable to work together

From: David Candy (david_at_mvps.org)
Date: 04/30/04


Date: Sat, 1 May 2004 05:21:26 +1000

If legacy USB 2.0 is the same as Legacy USB it allows your USB keyboard to work before the operating systems take over. Disableing it will prevent a USB keyboard from working. Maybe in the BIOS. A BIOS is a collection of device drivers that allow parts of the computer to work as it boots. There's a video device driver so it can make pictures as it boots, keyboard drivers so you can type things as it boots. I use USB to PS/2 adaptors so I've not used usb.

This may mean you can't use the keyboard outside of windows, that is it you can't use it in the BIOS. Also some BIOS have seperate setting for the legacy USB keyboard and one for other devices. Only USB2.0 legacy needs to be turned off. Although Win 98 had the same problem with USB 1.

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> "David Candy" <david@mvps.org> wrote in message
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> Windows XP USB2.0 does not support Legacy USB 2.0 BIOS support. You have to
> be online so Help can get the articles from ms's web server. It on the tab
> Knowledge Base.
> 
> It pulls this article from the web server
> http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;832577&FR=1&PA=1&SD=HSCH
> 
> Perhaps you need to set your search options in Help. Click options on the
> Help toolbar.
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> Thanks, David & R. McArty.  David, that Knowledge Base article is very
> enlightening.  Although I had downloaded and installed both patches to the
> USB mentioned in Base articles, which did nothing, I hadn't tried going into
> the bios.  I think, since it's easy, I'm going to first try the suggestion
> about uninstalling all the USB devices and then replugging everything and
> see how it goes.  Will try that after work this evening.  If I still feel
> like I'm banging my head into the wall, I'll go ahead and get the analog
> plug for this LCD so I can take a look in the bios and see about disabling
> legacy 2.0.  Is the legacy 2.0 USB different from today's USB 2.0?  My
> current 2.0 stuff will work?
> 
> 


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