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usb port malfunction
I have an IBM R60 think pad running windows xp. I have pc tools firewall and spyware doctor with antivirus. I recently had a virus on the computer and removed it with help from this site(see trojan vundo H by flivermo in hijack this log files). I am not positive if it is related but somewhere in the process the usb ports stopped working properly.
When i plug my printer in, nothing happens. The computer doesn't even recognize its there. When i plud a usb flash drive in, the computer recognizes it is there but i cant open it (I have tried many of them). On the device manager window it says this device is not working properly. I cant update the drivers because it tells me they are up to date.
I also have another problem when i restart my computer the speakers work for an unknown amount of time but as the computer sits for a while, it seems the computer forgets there are even speakers on it. The computer says there is no device connected. This problem also seems to have appeared during the removal of the virus.
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Boot to SAFE MODE, go into Device manager, expand USB.
Now remove every instance of usb.
Rebbot to windows and Windows should pick the usb up and install the correct drivers.
Now test your USB.
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It worked. That was what i though i should do but i wasn't sure.
Now for the other problem with the speakers. As i described before they work for a while every time i restart the computer. I'm not sure exactly what triggers it but they just don't work and the computer doesn't even recognize that there are speakers. It says there is no device. This usually happens when i leave it on over night.
Any ideas on this one?
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Are you using hibernation, standby or something like that?
I shut down my laptop when not use and have no idea if my sound even works. So hopefully some one can step in and help out there.
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I woke up this morning and my usb is malfunctioning again. I deleted the drivers and let them reinstall after i restarted the computer. It works again. It seems to be acting the same as the speakers.
As for my desktop settings, i make may computer do nothing when i shut the lid. I use no hibernation, sleep or anything like that. Everything is turned to (never) under my power options. Even my screen saver is set to none. These setting are turned this way because I run defrags and other scans that are interrupted when the screen saver comes on.
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Whay operating system are you using?
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XP
SP3 is installed I hope.
If it were mine, I'd say it is getting right close to time to do a clean install of XP.
But, first, go into device manager, expand the usb
Right click each hub and select properties.
Power management tab
Now remove the CHECK mark allowing the shutdown of USB.
https://discussions.virtualdr.com/im.../2015/11/7.jpg
A link on how to do that.
http://www.devicedriverfinder.com/bl...-usb-root-hubs
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USB malfunction
Train,
I have read the inputs you have provided on this subject, back in May of 2009. I followed the routine you provided [removing the USB from device manager and letting the system reinstall them.] I can't get the system to reconize my e: and f: drives [DVD and CD]
I am running a HP 1500 with XP SP3 with 256 RAM. Any added suggestions?
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Remove the filters in the regs.
Extracted these instructions.
In order to delete upper and lower filters you're going to have to edit the registry. The usual cautions apply. If the registry is not edited properly your whole system can crash.
1) Close all open programs
2) Click on Start, Run, and type REGEDIT and press Enter
3) Click on the plus signs (+) next to the following folders
* HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
* SYSTEM
* CurrentControlSet
* Control
* Class
* {4D36E965-E325-11CE-
BFC1-08002BE10318}
4) This folder is the DVD/CD-ROM Drive Class Description in the registry. Look for any of the following names in the right hand column.
* UpperFilters
* LowerFilters
* UpperFilters.bak
* LowerFilters.bak
5) If any of the above keys shown in step 4 are listed, right-click on them and choose Delete
6) After deleting the keys, close the Registry Editor
7) Reboot your computer
8) Open My Computer and check to see if your CD or DVD drives have returned. You may also want to open Device Manager and verify that the yellow exclamation and error code on the CD or DVD drive is gone
Even though they are USB connected, they are Burners.
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When my hands get steady, I will go into the regs. Tnks
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You're Welcome!
I will admit getting irate and doing a clean install for something like that in the past. ;)
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USB
Train,
I got thru the instructions fine. Both slots are avail. But - I could not get the [HP1310] CD program to start or even be seen [icon] on the monitor. What now?
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Sorry, was on the road.
Other than what I posted, I am at a lost.
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USB
Train
I did a PC-doctor check and they are fine. Now quite often I hear a beep [up sound] and a beep [down sound] that tends to turn the USB device on and off. This in turn turns the CD and DVD, [along with other items attached to the USB] to go on and off. Confusing! Question might be: What controls the USB device to make it irratic.
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USB Problem
train, [or other moduator]
How can the CPU [HP 1500, 512 RAM, XP, SP3] turn the USB port{s} off and on [apparently] by it self. The system will ding and the port works. Ding again, and the port fails to work. Confusing. [on the front of the HP1500 are min slots for camera, etc]
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In VirtualDr member's "Bill Heffner"'s case, the erratic "beep [up sound] and a beep [down sound]" was because of a break in his USB mouse cable. See this thread:
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Check the properties of each hub, power management tab.
Are they set to be shut down to save power.
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I looked into the possibility that a line was broken as suggested. This is more internal then external. Again, what turned the USB on and off to cause this problem. I have read most of the informaton concerning this problem, but still linger on it.
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Got a spare hdd handy?
That way you do not touch your present hdd.
About now is when I would try a clean install and see what happens.
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I gave the set to my son. Now he has some things to work with.
