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July 28th, 2014 01:00

USB2.0-CRW Driver?

Hello
I recently installed Windows 7 on my Dell Inspiron 15 3521
I had a hard time installing the drivers but things are working now

however

I still have, in device manager, un installed drivers

Usb2.0-CRW

also Bluetooth peripheral device, tho my bluetooth is working ok

but I still would like to know what should I do with these?

  • Philip_Yip

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    Posted July 28th, 2014 01:00

  • eb0y

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    Posted July 28th, 2014 15:00

    Thank you for your reply
    This is the Hardware ids for the bluetooth peripheral device

    BTHENUM\{fbe4be12-374a-486b-a473-24e39408a24d}_VID&00010075_PID&0100
    BTHENUM\{fbe4be12-374a-486b-a473-24e39408a24d}_LOCALMFG&0045



  • Philip_Yip

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    Posted July 28th, 2014 16:00

    Its better to give me the hardware IDs of the wireless card as these are more common and the Bluetooth driver will be bundled with the wireless card driver. e.g. so I can determine if its a Dell Wireless 1703/1705.

  • eb0y

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    Posted July 28th, 2014 18:00

    it's 1703

    I found out from the dell support page

     

    but I'm not sure which one I have installed :/

    I didn't know at the time and I thought it's ok if I installed either drivers so I may have installed a different one


    I want to note here tho that the drivers download page should only have my devices!

    my graphics card is is 8730 but I have two drivers in the downloads page






    this is easy for me to determine which one to install

    but some other drivers like chipset or whatever I really didn't  have any idea what should I download!

    so I just chose randomly as I thought either one will work for me.

    that's what could have caused the problem


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    Posted July 29th, 2014 01:00

    I want to note here tho that the drivers download page should only have my devices!

    Agreed and I have been mentioning this problem for a few years now. I usually do not recommend inputting a service tag or even using drivers and downloads as often wrong drivers are listed or important drivers such as the chipset drivers aren't listed.

    Try this driver and see if the error messages in the device manager disappear::

    http://downloads-us.dell.com/FOLDER01504119M/1/Network_Driver_GMW8T_WN_10.0.0.175_A00.EXE

  • Kenjito

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    Posted September 13th, 2014 09:00

    Hello

    Try Card reader drive for USB2.0

    SD-Card_Driver_534Y7_WN_6.2.9200.39052_A00

    Luck!

     

  • huyghe27

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    Posted January 14th, 2015 06:00

    worked great, i have an xbox 360 controller(wired) amd it started malfunctioning, this fixed it since it doesn't work on usb 3.0 i needed this to get legacy 2.0 to work properly.

  • JLCoverdell

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    Posted October 5th, 2015 02:00

    Might I suggest using a driver updater such as SlimDrivers from 

    https://www.slimwareutilities.com/slimdrivers.php

    I have found this to be very reliable in obtaining the newest and exact drivers. It takes the guest work out of check Dell or any other site.

    Very rarely Will it come up with an older driver or even give the same one you just Installed. The free version is a manual download/install and only one driver at a time. There is no limit to how many drivers or time you use the program as is the case with most others. I have tried a few other driver update programs such as Drive Max but you are extremely limited and it will give false drivers.

    For instance one unit I have (XP) has Soundmax audio. Soundmax has been out of the running for many yrs Since yet Driver maz said there was a recent update through another company. I said great installed restarted my unit and Lost my sound altogether. Did an online search and found that the last update was like 2003 not 2007. Had to uninstall and the driver and let the system reinstall the original. 

    But I get what you are saying about checking Dell and being give various drivers regardless the service tag. I checked the enclosed inventory sheet verse what dell said when I did a system detect and system detect had a few things completely wrong.  But I think the reason for the variation is that just because say my unit is the same model doesn't mean it has the same inner workings.

    I have 3 dell inspirons same style and mode num yet a few differences. they are old xp inspiron 2350 pent 4 one has soundmax audio and the other 2 have realtek ac97 2 have the old 3.5 floppy drive and only cd-rom the other has no floppy and separate cd rom  dvd rom. So it is understandable in a sense that because the various component configuration inside there would be various drivers. If I need a nVdia for my unit and the only driver listed is Radeon then that would only work for a person using Radeon graphic. Service tag basically has no bearing but to identify the customer and whether or not the warranty is valid (if registered)

    Anyway give SlimDrivers a shot I'm sure like myself you'll use it  to obtain correct drivers.

     

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    Posted October 23rd, 2015 20:00

    Thank you

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    Posted June 16th, 2018 18:00

    Yay!! thisink from the previous helper worked for me:

    http://ftp.dell.com/FOLDER01210246M/1/Chipset_Driver_1FPF5_WN_6.1.8400.39030_A01.EXE

    Mr Block. Computer Expert and this one kicked my !!