P4P800Deluxe - Getting HI-SPEED USB device is plugged into a non HIGH-SPEED hub

I'm setting up my new computer and plugged in my external hard drive.

Getting:
"HI-SPEED USB device is plugged into a non HIGH-SPEED hub"

All XP updates are installed (running XP Pro SP1)

can anyone help!!
Thanks
N

 

You didn't load the intel chipset drivers?

 

Same here and intel chipset drivers are loaded. USB 2.0 only transfers
at 1.1 speeds.

Locust

 

I'm pretty sure I did
N

 

Have you tried using the rear, hard-wired USB ports, or your enclosure's
front accessory ports connected via a cable to the motherboard? My bet
is that you'll attain high speed performance on the ASUS built-in USB
ports, while only low-speed USB on the others. This may be because your
case's supplied USB wiring isn't USB 2.0 compliant. Check with your
case's manufacturer to see if a compliant cable is available.

Herb

On Sat, 28 Feb 2004

 

As long as quality standards are met, usb1 cabling and connectors meet
usb2 specs.
Our p4c800e deluxe has a few glitches, but usb2 works fine.

 

Did you enable high speed in bios for all usb ports?

 

i've had a similar problem that was easily fixed.

download the latest intel chipset drivers, and reinstall them AGAIN. it
worked for me.

 

That's what I was using

 

Where did you download the drivers.

I'm very interested

Locust

 

Did you get that from the Asus website? ... If so where?
I don't see an Intel Driver in the driver section.

Thanks
T

 

www.intel.com

who better to host their drivers?

 

www.intel.com

 

Thank you ... I got it ... hope it works.
N

 

I searched on intel for 865PE and the only downloads it came up with
were for

Intel® Desktop Board D865PERL

whatever that is. I tried rl86510a.86a.0073.p14.eb.exe and it told me I
don't have a Desktop Board based system. So, can someone supply a real
url for the 865PE chipset that comes on an ASUS P4P800 Deluxe?

 

<<hand-holding mode: ON>>

No additional URL was given because you didn't specify a chipset - it's
under the chipset download section, then desktop boards.

http://downloadfinder.intel.com/scripts-df/Product_Filter.asp?ProductID=1049

You'll need to learn to use Intel's site, since I guarantee you'll be coming
back to it in the future.

 

FINAL: it's working!!!!
SOLUTION:
http://www.abxzone.com/forums/showt...7b&threadid=54112&highlight=p4p800+no+usb+2.0

Other related links of interest:
http://support.intel.com/support/chipsets/sb/CS-009262.htm

http://downloadfinder.intel.com/scripts-df/Product_Filter.asp?ProductID=1049
(this link is for the 865 family chipset only)

Thanks to all who responded ... the USB is up and running.
(Now all I have to get working are the connections to the USB in the
front (Antec P-160 case)

N

 

865PE is the chipset I specified... or what is it then? Lets see, look
at the box again, it says "Intel Chipset 865PE". That's what I thought,
said etc.

Anyways, the original poster was talking about the P4P800 Deluxe board.
Wouldn't it be safe to suppose that all such boards have the 865PE
chipset? Thus, that he/she was asking about the 865PE? What do I know...

<<Huffy-Rebuff Mode: OFF>>

 

i was apparently having a bad day as i don't normally take that tone.
anyway, it seemed like little effort was expended by the OP searching on
intel's site, along with the attitude sounding reply for a "real url."

 

Your feeble attempt at a hardbitten response was well taken. I am still
puzzled that my orig search at intel came up with the very narrow
results that it did, and which didn't apply to my board. I figured
either the intel site search was bad or I was searching for the wrong
thing, it's been years since I've put together a system.

Your response helped, and I got what I was looking for, thanks for the
assist.