USB contollers not  the in " Device manager"?
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If you have an operating system older than XP you may not have installed your USB ports properly. Look for drivers on the internet. If it's a PCI USB card (i.e. one that slots into the motherboard) remove it turn on your computer, let it load, turn it off again and reinsert the card. If the computer does not recognise your your controller it is the USB port that has a problem and not your flash drive.\n\nAlso , if your using the ports at the front of the computer, they may not actually be connected to your motherboard. These ports can just be part of the case that your PC came in or are there to give you the option to upgrade\n\nHope this Helps!
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you can see it in the Device manager. expand USB-Controller and if there is an entry USB 2.0-Root-Hub then you have USB 2.0.\n\nconcerning a pcmcia/USB 2.0 adapter - if you don't need a firewire connection you better go for a 2 port USB 2.0 card like this one\nhttp://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.asp?Brand=8281&N=50008281&Submit=ENE&Manufactory=8281&Description=pcmcia+usb+2%2E0&Ntk=all\nkeep in mind that most likely that card does not run together with a wireless pcmcia card.\n\nedit:\nand forget the above answer, you cannot upgrade USB 1.0 or 1.1 ports to 2.0 by using another driver.
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Goto the start menu , right click "My Computer" and hit "properties" . Goto the "hardware" tab , and you will see device manager. Hope that helps!!
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Go to driverguide.com You will have to register with the site for free in order to use the site. Then you can find any driver for any operating system released till date. Alternately, you may visit the device manufactuer's web site and download latest driver.\n\nI hope you find what you need. Wishing you luck
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go in device manager and look in sound video and game controller
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If your having problems with all USB devices on your\npc then goto www.driverguide.com and search by your \nmanufacturer for the USB drivers and replace the ones\nyou have with the new ones from there. If its just one device goto the device manufacturer website and download\nand install the driver for that device there.
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go to the device manager and expand USB-Controller. If there is an entry "USB 2.0-Root-Hub" then it's USB 2.0, otherwise it's 1.1 or 1.0\n\nFor the motherboard look in the User's Manual. If you haven't one, there is an excellent system analysis program called Everest from Lavalys and it's free (Home Edition).
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Go:\n-Right click on My computer\n-Select Manage\n-In the list at the left select "Device Manager"\n-The list in the right side will list all drivers you have, check there if there is a question mark (? or !), if there, just click on the sub of each and delete.\n-Restart computer\n-Plug in your drive again and lets see.\n\nIf you see no ? or ! in device manager or this couldn't help you, try use it on another computer, if the same, I think you need a new memory stick.\n\nXLMan
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www.driversguide.com\n\nGo there and find the approriate driver for a usb port for your computer.
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I don't think they have driver for that.?Usualy come with V-cast download,or just drag and drops by usb with pc/ notebook.
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How about going to the 'Logitech' site & downloading the Drivers?
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Easy thing to try--change the slot the controller is in.  Possible just the slot went bad, otherwise software issue.  Sometimes just changing slot with PCI devices works wonders.\n\nAren't computers fun?
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G'day,\n\nUnfortunately there's nothing much you can do.  There may be an adapter that can adapt from PCMCIA to USB, but connection may not be very good.  Best suggestion will be to buy the USB version of your PCMCIA card.\n\nGood Luck!
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Windows successfully loaded the device driver for this hardware but cannot find the hardware device. (Code 41)\n\nA driver was loaded but Windows cannot find the device. This happens when Windows does not detect a non-Plug and Play device.\n\nIf the device was removed, uninstall the driver, install the device, and then click Scan for hardware changes to reinstall the driver. If the hardware was not removed, obtain a new or updated driver for the device.\n\nIf the device is a non-Plug and Play device, a newer version of the driver might be needed. To install non-Plug and Play devices, use the Add Hardware wizard. Click Performance and Maintenance on Control Panel, click System, and on the Hardware tab, click Add Hardware Wizard.\n\nOn the General Properties tab of the device, click Troubleshoot to start the troubleshooting wizard.
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Try download.com or drivers.com
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go to the devices website and seach their downloads section for drivers Etc.\n\nthis is good for getting the latest versions
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I don't think that is possible...device manager is only way you can do that.