Installing front panel USB?
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Is there a bios option which needs to be enabled?\nOn-board USB host controller? \nThe way you have matched the wires looks reasonable to me...\nHope this helps!
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You should download Service pack 1 ...as it contains the drivers for running Usb Devices but Services pack 2 has the new revised bugfree drivers for USB
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its not possible to conect them directly with a USB cable, you need a special cable that you can find at the link. \n\nThis will connect the computer with the USB cab
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You should be able to install it yourself. All you need is a "+" head screw driver, and about 30 mins.\n\nFor a desktop http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.do?product_id=3942786\nFor a notebook http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.do?product_id=3942788\n\nThe first link goes in a PCI slot inside your desktop computer.\nThe white slots http://www.hothardware.com/reviews/images/tualatin/pci_slot.jpg\nThe second link goes inside your notebook's PCICMA slot\nThe card http://www.infopackets.com/graphics/4+port+usb+2+pcmcia+highspeed.gif\nThe slot http://www.sip.be/hardware/pcmcia-kaart-toshiba-kl.jpg
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Most modern motherboards support booting from USB - you must already have your USB device ready to boot from though. There are some flavors or linux designed to run off USB drives.\n\nTo enable USB drive booting, turn on your computer and enter the bios (usually Del, F1, F2, F10, or F12 - it should say right when you turn it on - press key to enter bios setup).\n\nNext, locate Boot order and put USB at the top. Finally, save and exit (usually F10 will save and exit).
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There are NO good USB ones, they are too slow!  Quality sux!  Buy a desktop and get an ATI ALL IN WONDER Card.  This is what the professionals use.
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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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Reload and reinstall USB drivers.  If that doesn't work check settings in bios for USB.  It may be disabled.  Check in device manager for USB root hub.  If same problem most likely hardware problem.  Depending on comput is not worth it.  If this is like a throw away store bought PC.  Just pitch it.
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Look at your monitor handbook. That should tell you what you need to do. If you can't find your handbook, then just type in the monitor type and model into google and you should get what you are looking for.\n\nThe USB on the top of your tower might not be hooked up inside your case, check that out.
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Try looking for the driver on the web, there should be an option there when you are trying to install it.
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It's not possible. Get a USB 2 card.
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You will need an adapter.\n\nSpecifically, a parallel-to-USB wire.\n\nThe link listed as a source is an adapter made by Belkin. It gives you some more information about this type of adapter.\n\nNOTE: The site may not represent the lowest price for the product. I highly advise searching local stores and internet sites for the lowest price.
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via data cable connected into usb port
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CHECK AND SEE IF YOUR USB PORT IS WORKING
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what os you have, ok you have xp and this baby is external you should be all set, if you have older os you need the human interface driver aka usb. if it's internal there should be a cd that comes with it. \n\nf.g Benq = Q flash
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what is the software version if it is not version B1 then use ndis wrapper.\nhttp://sourceforge.net/projects/ndiswrapper/\nIf it is Version B1 then you need the usb source code written for the RT2500 chipset manufactored by Ranlink Technology\nhttp://www.ralinktech.com/supp-1.htm
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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!