Installing usb 2.0

I can't install my usb 2.0 drivers. I've read all the posts in this forum regarding this issue. I have no front panel usb plugged in. I only have the enhanced driver installed. My windows xp installation is a slip streamed sp1 installation. 2.0 is enabled in bios. I have already uninstalled nforce drivers and all usb bits in the device manager. Any suggestions?

I only have the enhanced driver installed
then you have usb 2.0

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