USB CONTROLLER AND BIOS LAG

Hi All
I have a MSI K8N SLI PLATINUM , and i'm having a big problem with usb controller.
If i disable usb controller on bios , post got no lag , but i cant use usb devices
If i turn on usb controller on bios , on post i got a big lag , showing character by character , and show windows logo after 20 minutes..
When i log on windows , everything is fine ....
How to resolve this problem ?
Thanks
Douglas

Quote from: Svet on 07-December-09, 21:25:03
What USB devices you have attached to the system?
Did you use any sort of USB hub?
Have a read this topic as well ==> >>If you are having problems with USB ports, read this topic.<<
Have you tried to turn off USB Legacy support in BIOS?
- i use only keyboard and mouse ( wireless ) so 1 usb device ( same receiver )
- i dont have usb hub
- yes i read , but i dont have usb on my case
- what is usb legacy support?
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My Integrated Camera has disappeared from the device manager listing, and "USB not connected". Further, the USB Controller has an "Unknown Device" with no driver. None of my USB ports work beyond power. I cannot find any drivers or other way to resolve. Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance for assistance!!!

Grab the latest chipset driver package from Intel's download center, and run the setup EXE with the -overall switch.
https://www.raymond.cc/blog/the-proper-way-to-fully-install-intel-chipset-driver/
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