SOYO KT400 Ultra

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There are two onboard USB 2.0 headers for the Soyo KT400 motherboard. I
usually use one for the two usb ports on the front of the case and the other
one is empty.

On Friday I installed a 4 USB port PCI card hoping to have a total of 6
ports on the rear and the two on the front ofthe case. However the onboard
headers no longer seem to be working.

Any suggestions ?

Ardna

 

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the PCI USB controller is seen by the OS and the on board controller
has been disabled, either in the BIOS by you, or the OS has disabled it ~


Ardna wrote:

>There are two onboard USB 2.0 headers for the Soyo KT400 motherboard. I
>usually use one for the two usb ports on the front of the case and the other
>one is empty.
>
>On Friday I installed a 4 USB port PCI card hoping to have a total of 6
>ports on the rear and the two on the front ofthe case. However the onboard
>headers no longer seem to be working.
>
>Any suggestions ?
>
>Ardna
>
>
>
>

 

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It is not disabled in BIOS so what/where should I look for in the OS ?

Ardna


"farmuse" <nonofurbiz@blahblah.net> wrote in message
news:c7ocpl$82m$1@solaris.cc.vt.edu...
> the PCI USB controller is seen by the OS and the on board controller
> has been disabled, either in the BIOS by you, or the OS has disabled it ~
>
>
> Ardna wrote:
>
> >There are two onboard USB 2.0 headers for the Soyo KT400 motherboard. I
> >usually use one for the two usb ports on the front of the case and the
other
> >one is empty.
> >
> >On Friday I installed a 4 USB port PCI card hoping to have a total of 6
> >ports on the rear and the two on the front ofthe case. However the
onboard
> >headers no longer seem to be working.
> >
> >Any suggestions ?
> >
> >Ardna
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
>
>

 

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sorry for the delay, look in device manager; I may be wrong, but I
dont believe you can have two USB controllers with one computer ~

Ardna wrote:

>It is not disabled in BIOS so what/where should I look for in the OS ?
>
>Ardna
>
>
>
>