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Old 07-09-2003, 01:40 PM
 
Ralph D.


K7S5A in an Aspire Case. I got tired of kicking my front USB connectors, so
I bought a hub and moved all but the keyboard to it. I was surprised that it
(XP Home) appeared to be completely reinstalling everything. In 98SE this
would have given me duplicate installations that I would have needed to get
rid of in Safe Mode.


Is there some sort of Safe Mode to WinXP that I now need to go to and clean
up, or will XP reliably make these moves on it's own?



Thanks as usual.


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Old 07-09-2003, 06:24 PM
 
Kyle Brant
Default Re: OT moved my USB's

Since the "chain" of USB devices was altered, the system will redetect
the USB devices. There is a mechanism for starting up device manager
to show the "hidden" devices, you open a cmd window, set an
environment variable, and then run device manager from the command
prompt and the hidden devices will be shown, and you can "uninstall"
them. Have a look here:
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;315539

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| K7S5A in an Aspire Case. I got tired of kicking my front USB
connectors, so
| I bought a hub and moved all but the keyboard to it. I was surprised
that it
| (XP Home) appeared to be completely reinstalling everything. In 98SE
this
| would have given me duplicate installations that I would have needed
to get
| rid of in Safe Mode.
|
|
| Is there some sort of Safe Mode to WinXP that I now need to go to
and clean
| up, or will XP reliably make these moves on it's own?
|
|
|
| Thanks as usual.
|
|

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