Re: USB devices-> In Device Manager/USB Controllers/Power Mngt. Are they set so that the system is allowed to shut them down to conserve power? That can cause problems.
I would try turning it off. It may NOT be the problem but it's worth a shot.
Go to-> Start - Control Panel - Hardware and Sound - Device Manager - Universal Serial Bus Controllers (expand that) - Right click on the hubs - Click on Power Management - Uncheck "Allow the computer to turn this device off to save power" Un-check all of them.
Ok, this is a old thread but i still need help. Dell replaced my Motherboard but I still cannot install my chipset driver. It says my system doesn't meet the requirements. Even the alienware reps cant install it, they thought replacing the motherboard would help. could the driver that alienware made possibly be corrupt?
Re: USB devices-> In Device Manager/USB Controllers/Power Mngt. Are they set so that the system is allowed to shut them down to conserve power? That can cause problems.
Jeff
Could you give more explanation on it? Where is its documentation? I just start to learn it.
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Re: USB devices-> In Device Manager/USB Controllers/Power Mngt. Are they set so that the system is allowed to shut them down to conserve power? That can cause problems.
Jeff
Jeff Hoffman
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July 28th, 2010 18:00
I would try turning it off. It may NOT be the problem but it's worth a shot.
Go to-> Start - Control Panel - Hardware and Sound - Device Manager - Universal Serial Bus Controllers (expand that) - Right click on the hubs - Click on Power Management - Uncheck "Allow the computer to turn this device off to save power" Un-check all of them.
Jeff
brandon132
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July 28th, 2010 18:00
How do I do that? And should it be on or off?
brandon132
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July 29th, 2010 08:00
Ok, you sure I should uncheck them? will it cause any damage?
brandon132
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August 11th, 2010 07:00
Ok, this is a old thread but i still need help. Dell replaced my Motherboard but I still cannot install my chipset driver. It says my system doesn't meet the requirements. Even the alienware reps cant install it, they thought replacing the motherboard would help. could the driver that alienware made possibly be corrupt?
Lesley.Tennison
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November 30th, 2010 15:00
Could you give more explanation on it? Where is its documentation? I just start to learn it.