Re: usb warning "this device could perform faster" showing up... sometimes.

Kelly a tapoté :
Hi,

This can be handled via the Device Manager. Right click My
Computer/Properties/Hardware/Device Manager.
Double click USB Host Controller/Advanced - Don't tell me about USB
errors......

Thanks for your answer. I guess this only suppresses the error message,
but the speed will still be slow until the not-shown-message
"disappears". I would prefer getting the right speed as soon as I boot,
instead of having to plug/unplug until the system recognizes that my
stick and my USB port _can_ work faster.

--
Nico.
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