Re: 2.0 USB Use locks up Windows XP
- From: JC <JC@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 21 Jun 2007 08:12:01 -0700
MowGreen, I have to thank you for the suggestion to uninstall in the safe
mode. This fixed the problem!!!!! I have read articles saying that there
are incompatibility issues with SIS USB's and XP so I began thinking this was
a hardware issue. But the USB's did work with a camera and USB mouse so I
knew the hardware was working. Anyway the USBs now work again after I
uninstalled them in the safe mode then rebooted and let Windows find the
hardware and installed drivers. Thank you....I have now backed up my files.
I did have a problem with Kapersky and maybe you can shed some light on
this. I went online and got as far as the prompt that said downloading
active X files and I clicked on the pop up but nothing ever happened after
that. I tried it again and instead of clicking on the pop up to install
acitive x i just let the green bar indicating the download of active x file
run for a while but still nothing happened. Any ideas on that?
--
JC
"MowGreen [MVP]" wrote:
.Ran a check of the hard drive with Trend Micro
(http://housecall.trendmicro.com/) Microsoft recommended this site. Came up
with a few spyware and cleaned that
Housecall is OK, at a best. Check with the Kaspersky Online Scanner as
it's much better at detecting malware:
Tutorial for the Kaspersky Online Scanner
http://aumha.net/viewtopic.php?t=15574
Kaspersky Online Scanner
http://www.kaspersky.com/virusscanner
Checked to see if the USB’s had drivers by typing “devmgmt.msc” in the
Start/run window. The window that pops up indicates there are 2.0 USB’s
running. Any suggestions on correcting this is appreciated.
Open Device Manager again. Click View > Show hidden devices
Are there any conflicts showing now ?
If not, then after determining the system is free of malware, boot to
Safe Mode and uninstall *all* listings under 'Universal Serial Bus
controllers' by *right clicking* them and choosing Uninstall.
Restart the system to normal Windows mode and all devices *should* be
redetected and the proper drivers reinstalled.
MowGreen [MVP 2003-2007]
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JC wrote:
I have a problem with my PC in that it locks up or freezes when a USB flash
drive (or other mass storage device) is installed. When the computer locks
up nothing works not even Ctrl/alt/del. The only thing to do is to re-boot
the computer. It works fine after a reboot as long as a storage device is
not connected via a USB.
This is a fairly new problem. The USB flash drive, external hard drive,
camera and iPod’s all worked fine previously. The computer is approx 2 years
old and is custom made running Windows XP Prof.
I have tried the following:
Ran McAfee scan check for virus, adware, grayware etc. came up clean
Ran MS Defender, came up clean
Ran a check of the hard drive with Trend Micro
(http://housecall.trendmicro.com/) Microsoft recommended this site. Came up
with a few spyware and cleaned that
Ran a format of the flash drive..problem did not go away.
Tried installing the flash drive into all the other USB ports and the same
thing happened…it locked up
Successfully downloaded pictures from a camera
Hooked up a 500G external hard drive and the computer locked up
Hooked up an iPod and the computer locked up.
Checked to see if the USB’s had drivers by typing “devmgmt.msc” in the
Start/run window. The window that pops up indicates there are 2.0 USB’s
running. Any suggestions on correcting this is appreciated.
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