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Windows Forum / Windows Vista / Hardware / May 2008usb problem
Hello to all. When I'm using a browser, IE or Firefox, when I click on a tab or just by scrolling on a page, when it's connected to a hub, my mouse act like it's disconnected and I hear the disconnect/connect usb sound, the led of the mouse and keyboard are flashing. While I'm watching videos with media player or power DVD, the keyboad stop working for a second or two, the num lock is flashing. I only have my keyboard connect on my usb hub, I tried two different hub, the one on my monitor and a stand alone hub. System : Dell XPS M1710 laptop T7600 proc GEforce 7950 GTX 4 gig ram Windows vista 32 Nexxtech illumFX keyboard Logitech G9 mouse Latest drivers for every hardware. Thanks Blade;710771 Wrote: > Hello to all. > [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] > > Thanks hey i just want to know what is going on with vista x64. i have vista ultimate and im trying to run a 3 moble broadband USB port thing. and it just wont work is there anything i can do.??? and how could 3 mobile (huch) or who ever makes the E220 modems not make it ready to use for vista x64 ??? what is going on anyone please help me !!!  Signatureadamss Please don't reply to a thread with an unrelated issue. Start a new thread. > Blade;710771 Wrote: >> Hello to all. [quoted text clipped - 35 lines] > make it ready to use for vista x64 ??? > what is going on anyone please help me !!! The first thing I would try is to connect the mouse & keyboard directly to USB ports, not through a hub. Use the hub on another port to connect other devices. Try it, let us know... Signature-me. Let this forum know if this helps or if you figure out the problem, so others can benefit. > Hello to all. > [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > > Thanks Hi I have tried directly on the usb port without the hub and there is no more problem. I dont have a choice to use a hub because my laptop in connected on a docking station and the 4 usb port that are behind cannot be used while connected this way. Thanks for your reply. > The first thing I would try is to connect the mouse & keyboard directly to > USB ports, not through a hub. Use the hub on another port to connect [quoted text clipped - 29 lines] >> >> Thanks In this day of USB, is a docking station really necessary any more? I mean, what do you need connected when you plop your laptop on the desk? 4 things? Mouse, keyboard, power & monitor? Is it that hard to connect 4 things, that it's worth shelling out the $ for a docking station? Just a thought. I'm glad you now know the source of the problem; that's the main thing... Signature-me. Let this forum know if this helps or if you figure out the problem, so others can benefit. > Hi > [quoted text clipped - 40 lines] > >> > >> Thanks |
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