Windows 7: Intel USB Problem

Dror520 · 04 Feb 2009

Hey! I'm new here and just installed Windows 7 today! It looks great and functions really well, but I have a big problem that if I don't solve it I have to install Vista again. The problem is that all the USB inputs on the computer aren't working ... I can't use my mouse I can't use anything that connects with USB. In the Device Manager it tell me I have Code 19, which is a problem with the registry files. Can anyone please help me solve this problem? if not I have no choice and need to go back to Vista

thanks for you help!

pbcopter · 04 Feb 2009

Install your motherboard chipset drivers.

Dror520 · 05 Feb 2009

I did and nothing happened ... What should have happened after I install the chipset? What do I need to do after I install it?

pbcopter · 05 Feb 2009

I would try going into the device manager and deleting all the USB entries and then reboot. Windows will then install the drivers.

Dror520 · 05 Feb 2009

I already tried it and it didn't help ..

Mark · 06 Feb 2009

Maybe you could try enable Plug and Play in your Bios to see if that helps.

DocBrown · 06 Feb 2009

How about enable USB in Bios also.

woolswell · 07 Feb 2009

Being dived and learned here in Windows 7 Forum for a long time, I belive it's the
time for me to register here now.....

I am the hardware chief of several forums here in Taiwan. We will not answer
anything except he who wants to be help shows us his referential hardware.

Without referential hardware, no one can discuss with them.

Beg you tell us your hardware, please. With full information , the Win 7 Forum got
a lot of experts to discuss with you.

Windows 7: Intel USB Problem

Intel USB Problem problems?