yes i formated the drive first before i installed ME, the keyboard and mouse are working, they are just regular ps/2 plug ins , my printer is working also its an HP just 1 plug. when i do a search files for usb this is what i get
Check in Device Manager under System Devices for anything that indicates USB. Not for specific files on your computer, but for references in Device Manager. To get there, right click on the "My Computer" icon on your desktop, and select "Properties" Click the "Device Manager" tab and scroll down to the System Devices. Click the "+" sign to expand the category. Is there anything there which references USB?
Is there a category of "other devices" or "unknown devices"? -- Probably with a yellow question mark or exclamation point next to it? These may be somewhere above the "System Devices" since they are all listed alphabetically.
nothing happens at all... I did have a new cd drive and a new video card installed before i did my format and re install could they have dis connected something by mistake?
If you plug your USB camera in to a USB port, what happens? Do you see a "new hardware wizard" ? If you check in Windows Explorer, do you have a new drive letter? Perhaps a D,E or F?
Since the USB ports show up in Device Manager, Windows recognizes them correctly and a driver should not be needed. The USB ports are mounted to the motherboard itself, so disconnecting them accidentally would be difficult. It is possible that they were physically damaged during the addition of the video card, but not likely. I would suggest that you log into support.dell.com and go to this link to use their interactive troubleshooting tool:
thank u so much for all your help ... this really has me stumped ! lol but again thanks for taking your time and lending a hand! it is appreciated!! : )
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usbmon.dll
dc265usb.ocx
hidusb.sys
usbccgp.sys
usbd.sys
usbhub.sys
usbprint.sys
usbcam2.sys
usbaudio.sys
usbscan.sys
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Am I correct that your HP printer is also a USB printer?
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curlylocks1014,
If you plug your USB camera in to a USB port, what happens? Do you see a "new hardware wizard" ? If you check in Windows Explorer, do you have a new drive letter? Perhaps a D,E or F?
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curlylocks1014,
Since the USB ports show up in Device Manager, Windows recognizes them correctly and a driver should not be needed. The USB ports are mounted to the motherboard itself, so disconnecting them accidentally would be difficult. It is possible that they were physically damaged during the addition of the video card, but not likely. I would suggest that you log into support.dell.com and go to this link to use their interactive troubleshooting tool:
http://support.dell.com/support/topics/global.aspx/support/dsn/en/entry?c=us&cs=19&l=en&s=dhs
Steve
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