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Vista USB Issues
Hi all, I was hoping someone could possibly shed some light on my desperate situation... Running an XPS710 and recently decided to move to Vista. All was working perfectly before I tried to install a Netgear WG111T USB 2.0 Wireless Adapter. The device is apparently Vista compatible and Vista drivers are available for it. However, after removing and reinstalling the drivers over and over I have come back to the same problem. Once I connect automatically to my network after boot the connection is fine for about 30min depending on traffic before the device suddenly shuts itself down disconnecting me from the network requiring a reboot to connect again. I was convinced this was a driver issue before I noticed that after losing my connection a tired to connect a plug-and-play music player that failed to be recognized. Furthermore on reboot, I receive on odd occasion a message prior to Vista loading telling me that there has been a "Keyboard Error", also running via USB. All problems are resolved once the computer boots... Any help would be fantastic - thanks.
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mombodog
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Posted November 6th, 2007 22:00
Internal BIOS release notes
System: Dimension XPS710
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- Microcode updates.
- Added support for new processors.
- Fixed system hang with certain processors.
- Fix for some USB devices.
- Restore the 1394 GUID after a S3 resume.
- New RAID ROM 9.83
- Fixed an issue with the NIC being disabled during POST.
- Updated the expansion ROM Bar allocation code.
- Removed the code that reinitializes the processor thread count.
- Update to the EPP memory support.
- Improvements to the s3 resume times.
- Improved SATA Drive detection.
- Updates to the PCIE configuration code.
- Update to our internal USB diagnostics calling routine.