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Windows Forum / Windows Vista / General Topics / May 2008Is Microsoft incapable of fixing Vista USB problems?
Vista evidently has serious USB issues on many computers (including my own). What concerns me most is that these problems have plagued Vista since launch and Microsoft still have not fixed them. Googling around to try to find solutions to my own problems, I come across people with BRAND NEW computers who are struggling with failing USB ports. So these problems are persisting nearly a year since Vista public release, and many years since the beta release. I am therefore left wondering if Microsoft have completely no idea what the problem is and are completely unable to resolve the problem? Well some problems are so well built into the kernel of vista that they would need to work months to fix them... so what will happen is that instead of making a service pack 2 soon, they are working on the "real vista that should have been" aka Windows7. Consider vista a bad beta, and the final product windows7 Ok many people like stupid frank invested heavily on vista, but those people are stupid enough to jump onto bad technology with lots of hype instead of asking us professionals who would tell him to stay away from vista. > Vista evidently has serious USB issues on many computers (including my > own). [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > I am therefore left wondering if Microsoft have completely no idea what > the problem is and are completely unable to resolve the problem? You're an idiot! Get lost capin' crunch! Frank > Vista evidently has serious USB issues on many computers (including my own). > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > I am therefore left wondering if Microsoft have completely no idea what the > problem is and are completely unable to resolve the problem? What problem?? I Googled VISTA USB and didn't see one problem 2 Vista PC's here NO USB problems No one I know has a USB problem Perhaps you would care to explain your problem and you may find it isn't Vista causing it at all. but from the looks of your post ( all bitching and no substance) I'm inclined to think your just another Linux loser trolling this group I just googled "Vista USB problems" and got 2,000,000 responses in 0.22 seconds >> Vista evidently has serious USB issues on many computers (including my own). >> [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] >but from the looks of your post ( all bitching and no substance) I'm >inclined to think your just another Linux loser trolling this group Get a clue Microsoft butt kisser. You obviously have no idea how to use Goggle. http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=Vista+USB+port+errors Microsoft seems to think there are issues with USB and Vista as their own Knowledgebase confirms: http://support.microsoft.com/search/default.aspx?query=usb+issues+on+vista&catal og=LCID%3D1033&pd=&spid=11732&mode=r&lsc=0 And YOU obviously have no idea how to SPELL Google! LOL. He never said he was using Google, anyway.  Signature-Sam > >> Vista evidently has serious USB issues on many computers (including my own). > >> [quoted text clipped - 29 lines] > > http://support.microsoft.com/search/default.aspx?query=usb+issues+on+vista&catal og=LCID%3D1033&pd=&spid=11732&mode=r&lsc=0 > >> Vista evidently has serious USB issues on many computers (including my own). > >> [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > > > Get a clue Microsoft butt kisser. Get your own clue Linux butt kisser. LOL do you Linux loser, that can't even find the Linux group, know what the word "Irony" means? > You obviously have no idea how to use Goggle. > > http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=Vista+USB+port+errors And you obviously can't read. GO back see what I googled and then You can open mouth. > Microsoft seems to think there are issues with USB and Vista as their > own Knowledgebase confirms: > > http://support.microsoft.com/search/default.aspx?query=usb+issues+on+vista&catal og=LCID%3D1033&pd=&spid=11732&mode=r&lsc=0 ZZZZZZ Every device on a PC can and does have problems from time to time and it's not uncommand and has been that way with all version of Windows or any OS out there. there are just too many possible combinations of hardware, software and drivers. Now you can blame it all on MS if you like (and I'm sure you will) but any reasonable and knowledgeable person knows there could be many reasons for a hardware fault. So I guess your excused Here Google this "Linux USB trouble problems" and see the 2,000,000 Plus hits you get. Now am I over in a Linux group writing BS post about how Linux can't fix their USB problems? No Why? Becasue I'm not a troll, Troll Since you don't have anything to really say don't bother replying. After a Windows update a while back both my printer and my mouse stopped working. I had to switch my printer to a different usb port and install a new mouse. >> Vista evidently has serious USB issues on many computers (including my >> own). [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > but from the looks of your post ( all bitching and no substance) I'm > inclined to think your just another Linux loser trolling this group > After a Windows update a while back both my printer and my mouse stopped > working. I had to switch my printer to a different usb port and install a > new mouse. And they worked in the same non working USB ports? where these devices on an External hub? Where they old devices? did you check for newer drivers? If you did use the same ports then I would dare say your USB ports are working in Vista but your old devices weren't. > >> Vista evidently has serious USB issues on many computers (including my > >> own). [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > > but from the looks of your post ( all bitching and no substance) I'm > > inclined to think your just another Linux loser trolling this group " where these devices on an External hub? Where they old devices? did you check for newer drivers?" not external. mouse was fairly new. all updated. Had to switch ports on printer and install a mouse with a dedicated mouse port. >> After a Windows update a while back both my printer and my mouse stopped >> working. I had to switch my printer to a different usb port and install [quoted text clipped - 40 lines] >> > but from the looks of your post ( all bitching and no substance) I'm >> > inclined to think your just another Linux loser trolling this group Well I might just be one of those growing disgruntled with Vista. I have a new Dell XPS table top computer and my MS optical mouse and Dell (hardwired) keyboard quit working. Dell couldn't walk me through the problem - and told me it was a software issue that was corrupting the USB ports (all of 11 of them). After resetting the motherboard and restoring the system 5 - 6 times (which got the mouse and keyboard working for about 2 -3 minutes), everything failed again. Worst part is I can't move around once on the internet, or anywhere else, once these items fail. Can any one of you happy MS customers help me resolve my dilemma? > " where these devices on an External hub? Where they old devices? did you > check for newer drivers?" [quoted text clipped - 46 lines] > >> > but from the looks of your post ( all bitching and no substance) I'm > >> > inclined to think your just another Linux loser trolling this group > Well I might just be one of those growing disgruntled with Vista. I have > a [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > customers > help me resolve my dilemma? It really sounds like you have a hardware fault whatever Dell say. There are not lots of people with USB ports that keep getting corrupted (whatever that means) so it really is unlikely to be a problem with vista. It may be a problem with the Dell supplied driver software so check for updates from Dell before you send it back for repair. >> Well I might just be one of those growing disgruntled with Vista. I >> have a [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > There are not lots of people with USB ports that keep getting corrupted > (whatever that means) so it really is unlikely to be a problem with vista. Obviously you haven't been following the USB problems that have arisen since installing Vista SP1. :-) > It may be a problem with the Dell supplied driver software so check for > updates from Dell before you send it back for repair. >>> Well I might just be one of those growing disgruntled with Vista. I >>> have a [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] >> It may be a problem with the Dell supplied driver software so check for >> updates from Dell before you send it back for repair. Not all of us are getting USB problems since installing SP1. Accepted that it is of little comfort to those who do have problems.. SignatureMike Hall - MVP How to construct a good post.. http://dts-l.com/goodpost.htm How to use the Microsoft Product Support Newsgroups.. http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?pr=newswhelp&style=toc Mike's Window - My Blog.. http://msmvps.com/blogs/mikehall/default.aspx |
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