USB performing EXTREMELY slow

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  1. Posts : 6
    Windows 7, duh
       #1

    USB performing EXTREMELY slow


    Since installing Windows 7 all of my USB ports are ridiculously slow, USB 1.0 speeds at best.

    I did not have this problem at all with XP, so it is not hardware related.

    It is affecting a variety of devices, so no single one is to blame.

    I guess on the plus side, my iPhone can almost get a full charge in the ~hour it takes to sync.
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  2. Posts : 6
    Windows 7, duh
    Thread Starter
       #2

    Nobody? This is my only problem with Windows 7 and it just may be enough of one for me to switch back.
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  3. Posts : 62
    Windows 7 Build 7201
       #3

    I think that usb actually freezes my PC occacsionally. I use a USB sound blaster external 24bit and usb keyboard-mouse. I can be watching a movie the sound stops and then moments later complete freeze. I using build 7201 I havent bothered with any newer ones just waiting for RTM hopefully they have fixed it :)
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  4. Posts : 5,807
    Windows 7 Home Premium x64 - Mac OS X 10.6.4 x64
       #4

    iDekz said:
    Nobody? This is my only problem with Windows 7 and it just may be enough of one for me to switch back.
    Looks like you need the chipset drivers for your board
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  5. OEM
    Posts : 617
    OS3.5
       #5

    Your system specs are a bit slim.

    "OS- Windows 7, duh"

    ...doesn't help us know which version of Seven you have installed. There are many people using "leaked" versions, not everybody is using 7100rc.

    Please fill out your system specs completely.

    I believe Zidane2424 is on the right track. Check with your pc/motherboard manufacture for chipset drivers. Vista should work if you can't find Windows 7 specific ones.
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  6. Posts : 6
    Windows 7, duh
    Thread Starter
       #6

    OEM said:
    Your system specs are a bit slim.

    "OS- Windows 7, duh"

    ...doesn't help us know which version of Seven you have installed. There are many people using "leaked" versions, not everybody is using 7100rc.

    Please fill out your system specs completely.

    I believe Zidane2424 is on the right track. Check with your pc/motherboard manufacture for chipset drivers. Vista should work if you can't find Windows 7 specific ones.
    OS: Windows 7 7100rc
    MB: Asrock K8 Upgrade-1689
    CPU: Athalon 64 3000+

    I have the CD that came with the motherboard but everything I try to install from it fails with some sort of "does not work with this version of windows" error.
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  7. Posts : 51
    XPSP3, Se7en RTM
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    iDekz said:
    Since installing Windows 7 all of my USB ports are ridiculously slow, USB 1.0 speeds at best.

    I did not have this problem at all with XP, so it is not hardware related.

    It is affecting a variety of devices, so no single one is to blame.

    I guess on the plus side, my iPhone can almost get a full charge in the ~hour it takes to sync.
    I've been having USB problems since the first day I installed Vista and these issues have persisted in Windows 7 as well. Getting USB devices to work (properly) on Vista/Win7 has been a gamble for me. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. In Windows XP on the other hand, USB works perfectly fine.

    I don't know what the problem is, but it's probably driver related. Since I'm running an old nForce2 motherboard, obtaining Vista/Win7 compatible chipset drivers is out of the question; the board is simply too old. Like it or not, I'm just going to have to live with it I guess.

    themouse said:
    I think that usb actually freezes my PC occacsionally. I use a USB sound blaster external 24bit and usb keyboard-mouse. I can be watching a movie the sound stops and then moments later complete freeze. I using build 7201 I havent bothered with any newer ones just waiting for RTM hopefully they have fixed it
    I wouldn't count on it.
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  8. OEM
    Posts : 617
    OS3.5
       #8

    iDekz said:
    OS: Windows 7 7100rc
    MB: Asrock K8 Upgrade-1689
    CPU: Athalon 64 3000+

    I have the CD that came with the motherboard but everything I try to install from it fails with some sort of "does not work with this version of windows" error.
    Go to Asrock Downloads

    Enter or Find Your Motherboard and there should be a download for the chipset driver.

    Not sure, but it may be called "AMD all in 1 driver" as I looked at couple of download pages, but didn't see any that showed "chipset".
    Check the site for more info on downloading chipset drivers and whether its a part of the "AMD all in 1" drivers download if your motherboard download page doesn't have a driver called "chipset".
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  9. Posts : 262
    Windows 7 Ultimate, Ubuntu
       #9

    iDekz said:
    OS: Windows 7 7100rc
    MB: Asrock K8 Upgrade-1689
    CPU: Athalon 64 3000+
    I'm running a very similar Athlon setup with 32 bit RC 7100. This won't help you other than to say your problem is probably solvable because my USBs are all consistently excellent, I have an external harddrive on USB with excellent transfers, better (I think) than on XP, and a variety of Flash Drives all just fine.
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  10. Posts : 28,845
    Win 8 Release candidate 8400
       #10

    usb prob


    iDekz said:
    OS: Windows 7 7100rc
    MB: Asrock K8 Upgrade-1689
    CPU: Athalon 64 3000+

    I have the CD that came with the motherboard but everything I try to install from it fails with some sort of "does not work with this version of windows" error.
    could you go into device manager and see if the usb are listed correctly or listed as unknown

    Ken
    Last edited by zigzag3143; 21 Jul 2009 at 06:16.
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