USB 2.0 High-Speed Host Controller Solved

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Hello,  Every time I connect my external hard drive, I get the message saying that this device can work faster, etc., etc...  When I click on this window, another one appears with all the available USB ports on my PC. However, in the header of this window, there is this killer phrase: "There is no high-speed USB host controller installed on this computer"  I have WIN XP Home, I installed the SP2 pack, I configured the BIOS as explained on the Asus website, and still, it doesn't work. I don't know what to do anymore. To transfer a 700 MB file, it takes me 13 minutes.  Thank you in advance for any answers and help you can provide me

Grandizer · Accepted Answer

I did it, I managed to solve my problem all by myself, like a big kid. Indeed, I went into the device manager and installed my controller.  Hi everyone.

blueoystercult · Answer

if your PC is equipped with USB1 and you plug in a USB2, it works but it's definitely slower -- Hello at your place! I am not a number, I am a free man!

Grandizer · Answer

My motherboard is designed for SATA / RAID / WIFI, etc..  So having functional USB 2.0 would be better.

vieu bison boiteu · Answer

Hi Tynou   USB updates for XP http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/results.aspx?displaylang=en&freeText=usb  USB2.0 http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=733dd867-56a0-4956-b7fe-e85b688b7f86&DisplayLang=fr   when you plug in your USB2.0 device, you might get the Add New Hardware prompt  then you look for the drivers manually and you go find them on the XP CD, directory I386   see you+  --  no link on the web page in English  I'm already stealing enough all by myself

vieu bison boiteu · Answer

Hi Marie  the manual for the laptop says that your USB ports are USB 2.0???  see you -- no link on the web page in English I'm already flying quite well on my own

Marie · Answer

Hello  I checked and my port is USB 1.1, but my USB key works on my friend's computer's USB 1.1 port  and I tried to do the USB updates...  I also tried to install SP2  I also tried another USB key and my computer didn't recognize it!  I'm losing hope!  I'm missing the driver: but I don't know how to reinstall it. I found a file called "USBSTOR" but it's not working...  Thanks again!

vieu bison boiteu · Answer

Hi Marie   It's not the SP2 that can provide a solution, but other troubles   I'm thinking more of a driver conflict  You should compare the software and hardware installed with your friend's computer   In your case, for example, a USB modem can cause chaos  If that's the one, uninstall it, clean the registry with a good reg cleaner that can also find unused .dll files  The Neuf Box is known for this, for example  And this conflict doesn’t show up in the dxdiag (Start Menu/Run, type dxdiag and OK, look in the bottom window of the different tabs)   See you later  --  No links on the web page in English  I'm already stealing enough all by myself

axel · Answer

Hello,  I would like to solve a problem:  When I connect my Wi-Fi modem to a USB port on my computer, I get a Windows message that says, in summary, that my Wi-Fi could work faster if I plug it into a high-speed USB port. The problem is that there is no high-speed USB host controller installed on this computer. I would like to know how to install this.  Here is my configuration: Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition Version 2002 Service Pack 2

vieu bison boiteu · Answer

Hi Axel  Have you already tried all the solutions mentioned in the other posts???  See you later -- No link on the webpage in English I'm already flying solo enough

axel · Answer

yes and it doesn't work at all

vieu bison boiteu · Answer

No high-speed USB host controller installed  This is not a high-speed controller, but a USB mass storage device (in Device Manager)  Already two cases reported for blocking USB 2.0 - old version of Kaspersky - Neuf Box ADSL modem via USB Uninstall, install the WiFi key, and reinstall  See you later -- No link on the web page in English I'm already stealing enough on my own

fanny · Answer

Hi,   I have the same problem as Axel... I managed to install the Wi-Fi (with Livebox) for 20 minutes, then I got disconnected and couldn't reconnect... what are the possible solutions? Are there any? Or do I need to change my computer just to have wireless internet?

vieu bison boiteu · Answer

Hi   for those using an Intel chipset, I can send a USB2.0 file by email   see you later  --  no link on the web page in English  I'm already flying solo enough

vieu bison boiteu · Answer

Hi jmix90  The file has just been sent  See you+ -- No link on the English webpage I'm already stealing enough on my own

vieu bison boiteu · Answer

the message did not arrive  This is an automatically generated Delivery Status Notification. Delivery to the following recipients failed.  see you+ -- no link on the English webpage I'm already flying plenty all by myself

valy · Answer

Hi, I have a similar problem... among other things, lol  I manually installed the USB driver; it recognizes the Intel 82801EB enhanced USB2 controller - 24DD but does not activate it because an issue occurred during installation, lol. When I put the motherboard CD in the drive and click on the USB2 driver, it simply tells me to install the SP2 pack – which I did. I know it works because I did it before. The USB controller is recognized and functional, BUT in my case, I am experiencing repeated crashes! I'm happy because my PC hasn't crashed for an hour now.   I had to change the motherboard, processor, and parts because of a storm, and since I retrieved it, it has never crashed as much as it does now!!!  MOTHERBOARD: ASUS P5P800 socket 775  processor: Pentium 4 3.0 GHz  RAM: 2 sticks of 512 DDR  hard drives: 30 GB and 80 GB  graphics card: GeForce 4 MX 440 64DDR  OS: Windows XP Professional   I formatted yesterday, and the computer crashes regularly. It even crashed while updating my graphics card... it crashed while installing the SP2 pack AND it crashed while downloading Windows updates. I think I have a hardware issue... but apart from the graphics card and the 30 GB hard drive, everything is new!!  So please!! Help me! I can't take it anymore having to reset my computer all the time! I don't know what to do...  Normally, a clean and freshly installed system shouldn't crash!  Does anyone have a solution? And above all! I hope that if that's the case, I'll be able to come read it, lol.

xavier · Answer

I also have the problem with a Gmini that tells me it could go faster... and nothing in the workstation...   The driver for the disk is the one from Windows, it's the name of Toshiba that is displayed...     My Gmini was working perfectly under Windows 2000, but now it doesn't want to anymore... I've changed all the drivers in the world... the Via, the USB (1, 2, whatever you want...   My motherboard is USB 1,   Thank you if you have a solution, I'm getting desperate...

Hellcat · Answer

Hello! My problem also comes from the USB port, but it's with my phone's cable (Samsung SGH Z360) that it's 'bugging': basically, I'm being told it could work faster, and when I try to 'update the driver,' I'm told I have the best possible one.  In fact, it shows up in the device manager without a 'yellow question mark' (so apparently no problem), but it doesn't show in the taskbar at the bottom (SO NO SAFETY TO DISCONNECT IT AND THAT'S MY ISSUE) and it doesn't appear in My Computer (removable disk E: doesn't show up...)  I'm afraid I'll damage my equipment by disconnecting the USB plug without safety!!  Anyone to help me, please?  Thanks in advance!

Spank · Answer

Thank you very much for this tip Grandizer ;)

couny26 · Answer

Salut à tous, je possède un portable de marque Compaq qui a maintenant quelques années et quand je veux brancher une clé USB Wi-Fi pour avoir une connexion Internet, l'ordi m'indique que je n'ai pas de contrôleur hôte USB à haut débit installé sur mon PC ! Que dois-je faire ?

vieu bison boiteu · Answer

hi couny26  try updating your USBSTOR.INF file - Version: 5.1.2600.0 https://www.infdump.com/download-inf-files_new.php/inffiles/U/USBSTOR.INF/5.1.2600.0/download.html (open this link with Internet Explorer) usbstor inf to copy to C:\Windows\inf Microsoft info page = https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/823732/how-can-i-prevent-users-from-connecting-to-a-usb-storage-device  and unplug and replug your USB stick  see you + -- no links on the English web page I'm already stealing enough on my own

Aoren · Answer

Guys, if your computer is 10 years old, forget about USB 2.0.   There are 2 solutions:   Either your computer doesn’t support USB 2.0, and in that case, just forget it!!!   Or your computer supports USB 2.0 and there’s a problem:  either BIOS: enable high speed for USB instead of full speed  or Windows:  drivers too old (you go on tous-les-drivers.com)  etc...   So thank you to everyone with a motherboard too old to handle USB 2.0 for stopping polluting the topic  THANK YOU   And if you really want USB 2.0, you buy a PCI USB 2.0 card  There you go, bye.

Kenny · Answer

Hello everyone,    I have the same problem as you except that I am on Vista. I do have high-speed USB 2.0 hubs, but when I formatted and reinstalled Vista, it no longer detects my external hard drive in high speed. I would appreciate a little help from those who know a bit more than I do. Thank you again.

myriam · Answer

Hello  I have an Archos cinema player and the problem is that the computer does not recognize it. I need a high-speed USB 2.0 cable to fragment the hard drive of my Archos. What can I do?

vieu bison boiteu · Answer

Hello Myriam  < you need a USB 2.0 high-speed cable > there is only one type of USB cable (no low or high speed = USB cable, period)  see you later -- no link on the website in English I'm already flying solo enough

myriam · Answer

Hi when I plug it into the computer it shows me this the problem with a regular USB cable it doesn't recognize it.

vieu bison boiteu · Answer

and have you looked carefully and done what was indicated in the previous posts???  have you tried on another PC???  see you later -- no link on the web page in English I'm already stealing enough by myself

dolorese83 · Answer

Hello! So I have a big problem since my computer was reformatted, I can't connect my mp3 player, webcam, USB stick, etc. I'm trying every way to install the drivers but nothing works. Who can help me??? I have Windows XP Home... please help me! Thank you!

kimberley · Answer

Yes, I tried it on other PCs but nothing works; I don't know how to do it.

vieu bison boiteu · Answer

Hello  USB fixes http://msmvps.com/docxp/archive/2005/05/22/48326.aspx http://perso.wanadoo.fr/doc.jm/b1n/USB_GenericDriverFix.vbs  USB registry = just a reminder: Know that you can also remove from the registry the history of devices already connected to the USB port. (Unknown devices included). Launch the registry editor: Start/Run menu type "regedit" and press Enter Go to the directory: "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE" "SYSTEM" "CurrentControlSet" "ENUM" right-click on the "ENUM" directory and choose "Permissions…" Select "Everyone" as the username or group Select "Full Control" and "Allow" in Permissions for Everyone Click "OK" Go to the "USB" directory And delete all directories "Vid_xxxxxxxx_xxxx" Close the editor And plug in your devices…  See you -- No links on the web page in English I'm already flying enough on my own

Ann"so · Answer

Hello, I have a Toshiba Satellite P200 and I'm experiencing the same issue after downloading Windows Vista Premium; the computer no longer recognizes the camera, even though it was working fine before the installation. Does anyone have a solution? Thank you Ann'So

tibonome · Answer

Good evening everyone, I'm reaching out to you after several searches. I tend to be the kind of person who looks for solutions and figures things out when I encounter problems, but I've been struggling for several months now. That's why I'm coming to you.  First of all, I want to clarify that I do have USB2 ports, that my machine accepts them just fine, that my external hard drive works well on other PCs, and of course, I've tried all the different solutions and even more than what you've proposed. But still nothing, M........!!!!   Sorry, I'm getting carried away!!!   Similar to everyone here, I'm having the same issue with my USB2 ports that keep telling me, "This device can perform faster" and a bit lower, "This device can be faster if you connect it to a high-speed USB 2.0 port"...   Basically, my PC thinks I'm an idiot; I have USB2.0 but I'm not using it. Alright, moving on...  Then a nice little window pops up right behind it that just makes you even angrier... Let me explain:  This window is called USB high-speed device connected to a low-speed hub. It further explains: The hubs in bold have free ports that can support the high-speed USB device.  And then below it, as if by magic, it tells me this------- -PCI Enhanced Host Controller to USB SiS  -USB Root Hub (Port 6)  -Unused Port  -Unused Port  -Unused Port  -Unused Port  -Unused Port  -Unused Port   Recommendation  Disconnect the unknown USB device from its current port, then connect it to one of the hubs whose name is in bold.    There it is, just for your information, I only have 6 USB ports, so if I disconnect it from the first one and plug it into another, it gives me the same issue.   If you have anything to add, thank you all and also thank you for your work, thanks to you we are making progress...   Tibonome...

vieu bison boiteu · Answer

Hi tibonome   Don’t you have a USB port modem???   See you later  --  No link on the English web page  I'm already flying solo enough

tibonome · Answer

If my club internet box is completely dead, why would that have any connection...  Thank you to you

vieu bison boiteu · Answer

Often, the USB modem blocks the installation of another USB device Uninstall the modem Run a registry cleaner Download PowerTools 1.3.0.195 = http://puntocr.softriz.it/jv16pt.html https://www.01net.com/404/ https://www.01net.com/404/ https://www.01net.com/404/ http://telechargement.zebulon.fr/201-jv16-powertools.html http://www.zebulon.fr/articles/base-de-registre-3.php#nettoie Run this fix, post <187> USB Problem under Windows XP SP2 ( jean-marc , post <187>) Install the hardware and reinstall the USB modem Make sure to restart the PC between each installation See you -- No links on the webpage in English I'm already stealing enough on my own

titthieu · Answer

Hello,  after getting my reformatted computer back, I just installed a Wi-Fi key on a computer running XP Pro and I have an issue, the connection keeps dropping, sometimes it's connected, two seconds later it's not, then two seconds later it reconnects, etc. I've already changed my Wi-Fi key but I'm having the same problem again... I don't know what to do anymore... that's why I'm asking for your help to get me out of this frustrating situation... HELP PLEASE!!! Thank you.

vieu bison boiteu · Answer

Hello  see if this solves the problem  USBSTOR.INF - Version: 5.1.2600.0 https://www.infdump.com/download-inf-files_new.php/inffiles/U/USBSTOR.INF/5.1.2600 http://www.commentcamarche.net/forum/affich 2098576 usbstor inf  to copy into C:\Windows\inf  copy the "inf" and "I386" directories from the Windows installation CD to the C:\ hard drive also copy the USBSTOR.INF into the C:\inf directory  reboot the PC connect your USB device, and search automatically for the drivers  see you later -- no links on the webpage in English I already manage quite well on my own

parana · Answer

Good evening.  I have the following problem: I recently installed a PCI USB2 card with 4 external ports and one internal port.   Windows does not recognize the new PCI ports. When I check the device manager after plugging a storage stick into one of the ports, it shows as unknown port, and furthermore, Windows informs me that it does not recognize these ports.  In device manager, when I right-click on one of the newly installed ports and click on properties, the drivers are present for each USB2 port. I should mention that I already had USB2 ports originally when I purchased the computer, but I needed additional ones. Can anyone help me resolve this issue??! Thank you in advance.

vieu bison boiteu · Answer

Hi Parana  Are the drivers for your card properly installed??? Check if it appears in the "Device Manager"  Also check if it appears with this search: for detecting the right drivers and downloading them https://www.touslesdrivers.com/index.php?v_page=29 and click on "Start detection" (at the bottom of the window) accept the ActiveX control let it run and a page will display with files in blue by clicking on the link, you will download the right drivers - first, make sure to install the motherboard chipsets - restart a search to finish - a poorly installed chipset, and you have a file for the remainder that is not right or does not appear (http://www.commentcamarche.net/forum/affich 3326713 mettre a jour les pilotes)  See you -- No links on English web pages I'm already flying solo enough

titthieu · Answer

Hello, I solved my problem with the help of Neuf Telecom, proving that they can be helpful over the phone! It was just a problem with my Wi-Fi network recognition.....lol Thanks for your help and advice, I owe you one!

le galibot · Answer

Hello, I've been "messing up" for a while too my PC runs on Vista Home Basic I have 2 USB 2.0 ports and when I connect my external hard drive I get the same message "there is no high-speed USB host controller..." what should I do??? thanks in advance

gaiia · Answer

Hello everyone, I have a Pentium 3 800 with an ASUS motherboard and Windows XP Pro. I have internet service with Alice and a Wi-Fi key that works very well, despite the fact that it tells me that I do not have a high-speed controller installed. My problem is that I just bought a hub with 4 USB 2 ports that also accepts USB 1.1. My mouse works perfectly when I plug it in, as does my webcam, but my Wi-Fi key is recognized, and I no longer have a connection... I don't know what to do anymore, so if someone can help me, I thank you in advance.

talim · Answer

Hello everyone    I’m explaining my problem: I bought an external hard drive and at first, when I plugged it in, everything worked normally. It’s afterwards that it went bad. Now, when I plug it in, it asks me to connect it to a USB 2 port for better speed -_- and since I’m not knowledgeable about this, I don't know what to do and I would like to know if someone would be kind enough to help a noob with computers ^^' The thing I don’t understand is why it worked really well at first and suddenly it’s not working as well. Oh yes, I wanted to add that sometimes when I change the USB port, it works normally for a few seconds. There you go, you know everything     Please help me.

krimo · Answer

Hello:  I had the same issue, it was due to the configuration of your PC's motherboard, like mine which at first, equipped with an AZUS 533 motherboard, gave me the same message with older USB controllers, but after a hardware failure in my motherboard and its replacement with another one supporting USB 2.0, the problem disappeared.  I don’t advise you to change yours just yet, if it works well, despite an unexpected slowness in data transfer through its ports, unless it's a disturbance caused by the repetition of these messages.  Good luck.

choupy 40 · Answer

Help !!! I just completely reinstalled my computer. (A VAIO VGC V2S) Windows XP SP2 - This is not the first time I have reinstalled the entire system, but this time when I plug a device into the USB ports, I get the message that my device could run faster... etc... No matter how much I try to update the controller drivers, nothing works and I strangely remain in USB 1. What should I do, doctors????

riebibou · Answer

Hi, I have the same issue with my key, I followed "device management" etc., and there's a message saying: "was not validated during the test to obtain the Windows logo and verify its compatibility with Windows XP continuing the installation may jeopardize the proper functioning of your system now or in the future." I installed it anyway and it's working, but I’m thinking there might be a problem later. Has this ever happened to you? Has anyone received the same message and installed it anyway?

teddy · Answer

Hello everyone, I'm quite new and my problem is that I bought a USB 2 card in PCI and I installed the drivers but I still get the same message that this USB could work faster. I went into the device manager and it says that it cannot install better drivers than the ones already there. Here's the situation.

teddy · Answer

Voici la traduction :

"Here I would like a little help to know how to do this because I installed a USB 2.0 card in PCI on my PC which is running XP SP2 and I still get the same message: this device can operate faster. Yet I have installed the drivers correctly, I think, and when I go to Device Manager, I see several USB entries showing root USB hub. I have (entry for universal USB host controller rev 5 or later via 4 such entries) plus another USB mass storage device and another entry written via USB 2.0 enhanced host controller. So if someone knows the problem, that would be great! Because it's really annoying. See you later."

teddy · Answer

I don't understand, it's a USB card 2ke, I have IEEE 1394/HIGH SPEED YA4PORT PLUS, one on the PCI card 4+1 ports, I can't find the brand of the card.

teddy · Answer

I’m putting the driver I have, 5.1.2600.1106, on USB 2. It’s annoying because I definitely have a USB 2 card. I think it must be either the motherboard drivers. I tried to update the drivers for my motherboard with the links from Everest, but you have to pay. I’m not sure what to do anymore. The ports on the card work, but only in USB 1 even though it’s supposed to be USB 2.0. If you need any information about my hardware, don’t hesitate. Thanks a lot, old bison.

vieu bison boiteu · Answer

You need to go to the QDI site https://directexede.com/  if you can't do it, go to all drivers  https://www.touslesdrivers.com/index.php?v_page=29 and click on "Start detection" (at the bottom of the window) accept the ActiveX controls let it run and a page will display with blue files by clicking on the link, you will download the correct drivers - first install the chipsets of the motherboard - restart the search to finish - a poorly installed chipset, and you have a file for the rest that is not good or does not appear (http://www.commentcamarche.net/forum/affich 3326713 update the drivers) also on: https://www.driverscloud.com/ (to the left, at the bottom)  see you later -- no links on the web page in English I'm already flying enough on my own

teddy · Answer

I have a folder that I installed, where there is a setup.exe 32-bit setup launcher. I installed it; otherwise, my file is in C:\Documents and Settings
ico\Desktop\VIAUSB2V270-L-M. I don't know if that's it because there are several files. Otherwise, in Device Manager, there is no yellow circle, and I'm still on USB 1. See you later.

teddy · Answer

Hello old buffalo box, so I followed your advice, I changed the slot card and it did detect the new hardware, but still only in USB 1 because it takes 15 minutes to transfer a movie from my disk to the external hard drive. Otherwise, I noticed in the hardware update assistant that when I click update the driver and I check "not this time" and then I check "install from a list or specified location" and I'm selecting "don't search, I will install the driver myself", I have the choice between (extended USB host controller via) or (PCI to standard enhanced USB host controller) or (via USB 2.0 enhanced host controller) and only the first two are digitally signed. So which one should I take out of the three? If you want more information, don't hesitate to ask, I can give you more. Thanks again for your help, see you soon hoping to find a solution.

teddy · Answer

Salut vieux bison, c'est XP Pro que j'ai. J'ai cliqué sur ton lien, mais je ne vois pas ce qu'il faut faire en plus. Moi, c'est une copie de mon Windows XP Pro. Et sinon, pour la carte, comment faire pour les drivers ? Car je ne sais même pas ce que ça marque, il n'y a pas écrit grand-chose sur la boîte. Je crois que je vais rester en USB 1, tant pis. Mais merci à toi quand même pour ton aide, on aura essayé. À plus.

manitou · Answer

Thank you for everything, guys, it works amazingly well.  Thank you++   Maxime

far_in_night · Answer

It's not any simpler; there's no need to complicate things. To install USB 2, you need the installation CD for Windows Service Pack 2, and you should use a special software that you can find here: https://www.01net.com/ It's called: DRIVER FORGE. And then you can upgrade from USB 1 to USB 2. Cheers!

réré94 · Answer

Thank you Grandizer, it works!

dailleuse · Answer

Hello, I followed your instructions for resolving your issue, but when I arrive at the device manager, there are no question marks. What should I do? Do I need to buy a new device?  Thank you in advance for your response.

tiburce · Answer

1- Install the USB 2.0 driver 2- Have the USB connector with 3 ports (like that of external storage drives) 3- 1 port on your external drive and the other 2 on the CPU

nicopolak · Answer

I am vista

Victor · Answer

How to install a High-Speed USB controller on my FULL ATX PC running Windows XP Professional.Thank you for your help.Hi Ferraro

DOCT · Answer

I would like to install a USB host controller on my IBM workstation.

Georges · Answer

In fact, if I understand correctly, a high-level USB controller is hardware and not software. Therefore, it simply needs to be bought and installed in the computer.

vieu bison boiteu · Answer

Hi Georges,  the USB ports on the motherboard are hardware (we don't install them) but the drivers are software  see you later

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