Reply With Quoteis it a usb 2.0 device trying to be used on a usb 1.0 plug?
What the Fonz said!
Picked up a video capture device that uses one of my USB plugs and when I finally get everything running, I get this message that my bandwidth has been exceeded, meaning I can't play any video.
Well after checking my settings and unplugging everything, I have most ports with 11% resources still reserved and haven't gained any luck changing them. I think this is where I could use a hand.
"Your soul better belong to Jesus, mmm-mmmmm..... cause your ass belongs to me!"
So much ****ing semen.
is it a usb 2.0 device trying to be used on a usb 1.0 plug?
Old Country Doctor
Yeah, if it's a 2.0 device and you're running with 1.1 on your computer, you might have to invest $20 into a PCI USB 2.0 card.
Or, if you're sure your computer has 2.0 compatible USB ports, make sure that's what they're set to in the bios.
Last edited by cka; 24 Jan 2005 at 07:18 PM.
What the Fonz said!
I just checked, it's a 2.0 and the set was already enabled for it.
gonna cry now...
"Your soul better belong to Jesus, mmm-mmmmm..... cause your ass belongs to me!"
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