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   Posted by Bill D. on 02/27/02 at 7:53 PM

Subject:   Re: Computer wont power up with slf-powered usb hub


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In Reply to: Computer wont power up with slf-powered usb hub posted by Joe C on 02/27/02 at 1:32 PM:

Why use a hub at all? They cannot handle most new USB devices anyway. Frankly, the D-Link hub is a real stinker. It is over-represented here.

I would return or dump the hub for a PCI USB adapter card. USB 2.0 cards are available from Adaptec, ADS, Belkin, Orange Micro, Siig and others. You can also benefit from a "simple" Quadrabus adapter from ADS, Belkin or Siig. CompUSA sells them too.

Bill

: D-link 4-port USB hub. Set to self-poered mode. When I push my power on button for the computer, nothin happens. When I unplug teh USB hub from the computer, the computer powers on just fine. I plug the hub back into the computer and everything still fine.

: If I have the hub set to bus-powered, the computer poweres on just fine.

: What makes this computer not want to power on witha self powered USB hub? Is there a fix? It's just annoying to have to keep unplugginh it everytime i power on. Thanx in advance for your reply.

: mobo: gigabyte GA-7DXR, bios ver. F7
: cpu: AMD 1.4 (not oc'd)
: os: winME
: usb ver: 1.1
: D-link hub is USB ver. 1.1
: PSU: 340 watt (plenty of power to spare)

: 2 case fans running.

: joe



  

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