Please bear with me as I have posted a similar question but now have new info which may help resolve my issue.
I have two XPS13 9350 laptops that are configured very similarly both running Win10 Home (same SSD, memory, video, etc.). The primarily (and maybe only) difference is one is an i5, the other is an i7.
I am trying to run two Logitech webcams simultaneously through an external 4-port USB-A 2.0 hub. It works fine on one machine (i5) but does not work on the other (i7). When both cameras are plugged into the hub, I can only view one camera on the i7 (can view both on the i5). If I plug one camera into the hub and the other directly into a USB port on the laptop it works fine. However, I really don’t want to do this as my space is very limited.
Apparently there is something set differently on the i7. I assume it is some hardware setting (USB, motherboard, ?) but being technically challenged as I am I, do not know how to resolve this. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Steve K.
I have two XPS13 9350 laptops that are configured very similarly both running Win10 Home (same SSD, memory, video, etc.). The primarily (and maybe only) difference is one is an i5, the other is an i7.
I am trying to run two Logitech webcams simultaneously through an external 4-port USB-A 2.0 hub. It works fine on one machine (i5) but does not work on the other (i7). When both cameras are plugged into the hub, I can only view one camera on the i7 (can view both on the i5). If I plug one camera into the hub and the other directly into a USB port on the laptop it works fine. However, I really don’t want to do this as my space is very limited.
Apparently there is something set differently on the i7. I assume it is some hardware setting (USB, motherboard, ?) but being technically challenged as I am I, do not know how to resolve this. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Steve K.