help usb 2.0

Hello
I baught a few months ago a second PC under windowsXPfamily. The salesman
told me I had two slots USB 2.0. I did need them until now, I baught a
DVD burner which is under USB 2.0. the salesman did not give me any
document concerning the motherboard so I do notknow if I have really USB
2.0
Please can you let me know if there is way to test the outlets and to find
out, for sure, which one is USB 1 and which one is USB 2.
thank you
friendly
jerome

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suchod wrote:
> Hello
> I baught a few months ago a second PC under windowsXPfamily. The
> salesman told me I had two slots USB 2.0. I did need them until
> now, I baught a DVD burner which is under USB 2.0. the salesman did
> not give me any document concerning the motherboard so I do notknow
> if I have really USB
> 2.0
> Please can you let me know if there is way to test the outlets and to
> find out, for sure, which one is USB 1 and which one is USB 2.
> thank you
> friendly
> jerome

First, your computer must have:
1. XP SP1a installed
2. XP USB update installed
3. USB 2-compatible USB Host Controllers. This might mean updated
chipset/device drivers, depending on the CPU and/or mainboard.

If these conditions apply to your computer, the USB Host Controllers
will have the word "Enhanced" in the Device Manager description.

Q

Hello
thanks a lot for the info
friendly
jerome


Quaoar wrote:

> suchod wrote:
>> Hello
>> I baught a few months ago a second PC under windowsXPfamily. The
>> salesman told me I had two slots USB 2.0. I did need them until
>> now, I baught a DVD burner which is under USB 2.0. the salesman did
>> not give me any document concerning the motherboard so I do notknow
>> if I have really USB
>> 2.0
>> Please can you let me know if there is way to test the outlets and to
>> find out, for sure, which one is USB 1 and which one is USB 2.
>> thank you
>> friendly
>> jerome
>
> First, your computer must have:
> 1. XP SP1a installed
> 2. XP USB update installed
> 3. USB 2-compatible USB Host Controllers. This might mean updated
> chipset/device drivers, depending on the CPU and/or mainboard.
>
> If these conditions apply to your computer, the USB Host Controllers
> will have the word "Enhanced" in the Device Manager description.
>
> Q

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