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Properly Installed USB Host Controller
A Properly Installed Intel 82371AB/EB PCI
USB Host
Controller
Windows98 SE Device Manager
(Above)
Properly configured Intel 82371 AB/EB USB Host Controller
(Above) Properly configured
Lucent USS-344 PCI USB Open Host Controller.
Note The
Lucent USS-344, (Belkin QuadraPort & ADS TurboQuad installs (4) Host
Controllers and (4) Root Hubs in addition to the onboard USB Host and Root Hub.
General Rules
In addition to the Host
Controller a USB Root Hub must also appear in the Device Manager.
A missing or flagged USB
Root Hub in the Device Manager indicates BIOS problems, host controller problems
or an IRQ conflict.
(1) USB Host Controller / 1 Root
Hub
(2) USB Host
Controllers / 2 Root Hubs
Corrective Measures
include:
Win98
BIOS Update, Resolve the IRQ Conflict and/or Correct the Effected BIOS
Setting.
Win95 B &
C
BIOS Update, Installation
of the Win95 USB update file and/or IRQ Conflict. PCI to USB Upgrade Cards
are not supported in any Win95 OS.
Win2000
Enable (Assign IRQ for USB), Resolve the IRQ Conflict and/ or Update the BIOS
(Above) Properly Installed
OPTi Firelink 82C861 USB PCI USB Host Controller and Root Hub on a FIC 503+
Motherboard, Win98SE OS. Note that the VIA controller should NOT be
disabled and the VIA
USB Filter Driver MUST be installed.
(Above) Properly Installed Intel 82801
BA/BAM, both host controllers and a Belkin QuadraPort, (Lucent QuadraBus),
PCI/USB card installed. Motherboards with two USB host controllers
show both USB host controllers in the Device Manager even if the second USB
host controller is not physically connected.
Note
The example
screen shots show the presence of other USB Devices and Hubs which may or may
not be present on your system. A simple USB system has (1) Root Hub and
(1) USB Host Controller. Yellow or Red exclamation marks next to a device
indicates a problem. A Green Question mark (Me only), indicates that the
drivers need to be reinstalled. Win95 does NOT support USB to PCI
Upgrade cards.
Green ? on
Lucent QuadraBus Controllers Win ME
USBMan
05/27/2002
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