USB problems

lee3319 · 28 Nov 2009

Do you mean network devices or something else in device manager?

Just downloading - http://support.packardbell.com/uk/it...amadeus_imedia and downloaded another one.

I'll give it ago - thanks

lee3319 · 29 Nov 2009

It didn't work instead it crashed my pc.
Could I have picked the wrong one?

Just gone to the NVIDIA website and it says I have an out of date motherboard driver - updating now

...and it didn't work - crashed my pc once again

Frostmourne · 01 Dec 2009

Have you tried the drivers in safe mode?

lee3319 · 04 Dec 2009

Frostmourne said:

Have you tried the drivers in safe mode?

I'm in safe mode now - i'll see if they go off or not.

And they went...

I decided also to put Vista back on however using a different partition. The USBs havn't gone while on Vista.

Qdos · 18 Dec 2009

If your system won't run 64 bit properly, and you're sure you have both updated your BIOS to the latest, and set all the individual BIOS options up optimally, then just go back to an x86 environment...

lee3319 · 18 Dec 2009

I only got the 64 bit of windows 7.

asawadude · 21 Dec 2009

This Microsoft TechNet Forum thread might provide the solution you need:

Hotfix posted for Nvidia/x64 USB transfer issues

The thread contains a link to a Windows 7 Hotfix to correct a USB data transfer issue affecting mobos with nVidia chipsets.

Martin · 21 Dec 2009

Just Like it happen to me,

https://www.sevenforums.com/crashes-d...tml#post452277

lee3319 · 25 Dec 2009

asawadude said:

This Microsoft TechNet Forum thread might provide the solution you need:

Hotfix posted for Nvidia/x64 USB transfer issues

The thread contains a link to a Windows 7 Hotfix to correct a USB data transfer issue affecting mobos with nVidia chipsets.

I wish I saw this earlier. Yeah this fixed my problem. Thanks everyone for the help!