USB peripherals won't load Windows 7 Home Premium

[jaffah]

Any usb peripherals plugged in doesn't start when windows boot up, always have to wait about five minutes after complete boot up and unplug and re-plug them in order for them to work and this is degrading the ports as well as the connected peripherals. The computer is a Toshiba Satellite L675 running Windows 7 Home Premium. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you.

 

[gbb0330]

Any usb peripherals plugged in doesn't start when windows boot up, always have to wait about five minutes after complete boot up and unplug and re-plug them in order for them to work and this is degrading the ports as well as the connected peripherals. The computer is a Toshiba Satellite L675 running Windows 7 Home Premium. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you.

go into BIOS and change boot order, set USB to last, or disable altogether if you can.

 

[boosted1g]

Bios boot order had nothing to do with recognizing peripherals.

I would reinstall chipset drivers. Is the port blue (meaning usb 3.0) or black (meaning usb 2.0)?

 

[gbb0330]

Bios boot order had nothing to do with recognizing peripherals.

I would reinstall chipset drivers. Is the port blue (meaning usb 3.0) or black (meaning usb 2.0)?

my bad, i misunderstood your question.

 

[jaffah]

Bios boot order had nothing to do with recognizing peripherals.

I would reinstall chipset drivers. Is the port blue (meaning usb 3.0) or black (meaning usb 2.0)?

They're black usb 2.0

 

[jaffah]

Can someone please help me. I don't know how to identify those drivers.

 

[fifa16coins]

go into BIOS and modify start purchase, set USB to last, or turn off completely if you can. http://www.salefifa16coins.com/

 

[jsmithepa]

go into BIOS and modify start purchase, set USB to last, or turn off completely if you can. http://www.salefifa16coins.com/

U didn't read the other replies, did u, again interpreting wrong question.

OP, the best driver is the one from the laptop vendor's site, u just have to make sure it's for Win7 32/64 bit and that's it, is not that hard. Now this is no guaranteed that's gonna fix ur prob. If this doesn't work, u may want to consider following laptop's procedure to recover from factory's discs.