Help - Nokia C200 - USB Cable Issue

Hello! Friends...
First I Thank to ajaydavidson for my previous probem..
& Now I find some difficult when I am connection with my USB Cable to My Nokia C200.
I ll post the Screen Shot, Then it bit clear to solve this... Click here!
Error: Hi-Speed USB Device Attached to non Hi-Speed Hub
Please tell the right solution to me!....

The cause is your computers USB ports.
The solution is to buy a new USB adaptor for your computer. It's likely happening because your computer is old or is using an older USB adaptor. The phone is capable of using newer, faster USB adaptors.
It should still work but with slower data transfer rates. If you are happy with your data transfer speed between phone and computer then all you need to do is ignore the message it gives you.

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