USB Problem K7N420 w/ WIN 98SE

I upgraded to an K7N420 and am using 98SE. USB ports are not working. Any suggestions

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did you turn them on in bios ?
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I don't know if anyone is still using Win 98se on a km2m. But I got my usb key working on this combination the other day for the first time ever. I'm not sure why it worked this time, having refused countless times in the past. But I can recount the context.
I happened to insert the key just after doing a hotsync to a Palm Zire. (Which also happens to have problems, associated or not with usb I don't know.) There were, I realised later, two instances of Palm's hotsync in memory - it had crashed twice during operation.
Windows installed the usb drivers (which I had uninstalled as of no use) and, miracle, a 2-click on the icon showed the files on the thumb drive, no problem.
Since then, it's worked normally, without hotsync. But there's a pair of fingers crossed ..
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Thanks for the replies.
> USB key's are regularly sold without software although this is required for Win98 operating system. Download drivers from the manufacturers website.
Done that, umpteen times
> Tell me the specific problem you have with the Palm Zire and I can maybe help with this.
Hotsync doesn't work when launched from the zire, only from the pc.
> Have you tried entering SafeMode, to
> 1 Have a look for (disturbing) superfluous instances of USB-devices?
> 2 Installing the mobo drivers for USB, esp. 2.0.
Yes, I've downloaded drivers from msi, from the usb key maker, I've cleaned up in safe mode .. countless times.
The point is that it's working now. No problem.
jorex

Win 98SE Startup Logon Problem

All our Win 98SE had the startup logon problem when we migrated to Cisco 1240AP. Previously, we don't had this problem when we are still using the SMC AP.
When we want to login to windows 2000 Domain during startup, the system will complain that it can't find a DC and we had to click ok to proceed. Once login, we can see that it can detect the AP with good signal strength. Then we need to logoff and then only we can login to the Domain without any problem.
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MSI KT3 Ultra 2/Win 98SE/ USB Root Hub

Please, could someone help me to understand if I have the correct installation of drivers for USB
for Win 98SE?
Having installed the USB 2.0 driver from the M/B disk
Under Device Manger > Universal Serial Bus Controller,
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1x USB 2.0 Root Hub
3x USB Root Hub
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3x Via Tech 3038 PCI to USB Universal Host Controller
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Hi,
You don't need to connect USBOC....
As for the other pins, you have to rewire them....
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I have a dual boot system, with 2 primary partitions, and bootmagic installed. My boot disk is on raid 0 on the raptor drives.
Installed Win 98SE first, than created second primary partition, installed win xp pro. Installed bootmagic on 1st primary partition, so can dual boot.
XP installed and running without any problem. XP runs fine with either ACPI enabled or disabled.
For Win 98 SE, with ACPI disabled, with USB enabled, system hangs while booting up. If I disable USB, I can boot to win 98 SE. During initial install, the first drivers for my board was the Intel INF. I suspected the board and brought the board to local tech support. They showed me that they could install win 98 SE without any problem. Board, cpu, hsf and rams were the mine. They used a single hard disk and a single CD Rom. Therefore, cannot RMA board.
I am suspecting that because I am using the Promise and Intel Raid, more irqs had to be shared and XP Pro could handle that but Windows 98 SE cannot handle that. I only have three add on boards, the Storm 2 DV editing card, ATI AGP graphics card and a V.92 modem card. Nothing else. I tried to do some fiddling in the bios for the IRQs but does not help. The only way to boot into Win 98 SE was to disable USB.
Could someone give me some pointers on what I could try out further?
Thank you.

I had rewritten the information regarding my problem and added in more detail and sent it out to MSI. Hopefully, they will respond (quite unlikely) . Here's it:
I have a dual boot system, with 2 primary partitions, and bootmagic installed. My boot disk is on raid 0 on the raptor drives.
Installed Win 98 SE first, than created second primary partition, installed win xp pro. Installed bootmagic on 1st primary partition, so can dual boot.
XP installed and running without any problem. XP runs fine with either APIC enabled or disabled.
For Win 98 SE, with APIC disabled, with USB enabled, system hangs while booting up. If I disable USB, I can boot to win 98 SE but my Intel Gigabit Ethernet will have an exclamation mark. Getting newer drivers and Intel INF did not help. During initial install, the first drivers for my board was the Intel INF. I suspected the board and brought the board to local tech support. They showed me that they could install win 98 SE without any problem. Board, cpu, hsf and rams were the mine. They used a single hard disk and a single CD Rom. Therefore, cannot RMA board.
I decided to disable the Intel Gigabit Ethernet in Win 98 SE. After that, I looked into the properties and realized that some memory allocated for the Intel Gigabit Ethernet are being used by other system resources. If I disable Serial Comm Port 2 and enable USB in bios, I can boot into windows and drivers detection for USB will proceed until it gets to “ Intel ® 82801EB USB Universal Host Controller – 24D7 “ and hangs my system. I cannot check if the problem is caused by IRQs or Memory allocation.
I am suspecting that because I am using the Promise and Intel Raid, more irqs had to be shared, memory allocations were more demanding and XP Pro could handle that but Windows 98 SE cannot handle that. When I try to do some tweaking in Windows 98 SE properties for the Intel Gigabit Ethernet, I was prompted that I cannot make changes. I guess the board, at bios level, fixed all the irq and memory allocations and so Windows 98 SE cannot make any changes.
Anyone can advise what I can do within the bios so that I can do further tweaking on memory resources allocation? I know that I can do something on IRQ and DMA but seems nothing can be done for memory allocation.
Hope one of you have some helpful information.

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* [http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/406/kb406791.html Flash Player 9 for older operating systems]
* [http://java.com/en/download/faq/other_jreversions.xml Where can I get older versions of Java and related documentation?]
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* [[Managing profiles]]
If things aren't any better in a new profile, you can try Firefox 3.6.28 instead. This version is now obsolete and insecure, but that seems a bit of a moot point in your case.
* [http://www.mozilla.org/firefox/all-older.html www.mozilla.org/firefox/all-older.html]
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I have an USB problem with Logitech Cordless Wingman Gamepad. I have dowloaded the newest version of logitech gamepad, and the VIA drivers for motherboard K7T266-pro. I also tried to install the USB filter rc1, but the problem remains.
Here is how the problem occur:
1. On start up, the gamepad is detected and ready to use.
2. While I am playing a game, the usb device is reconnecting a lot. I turned of the "Allow this device to turn off to save power" in device manager under all USB root hub. But the problem remains.
3. After a while, when I have been playing for a while, the gamepad turns off, and the usb device is not recognized error message appears. Under device manager I now have a Unknown Device under USB.
4. To get it function again I have to restart the computer.
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a) I flashed my old Bios and put in ver 1.9 from this site
b) I've updated the Via 4in1 drivers
c) I've updated the mouse drivers that come from Logitech.
None of these updates helped. I've taken my mouse to work to see if it does the same thing, but so far so good. My pc at work is running Win2000 but different MB. I don't think there is anything wrong with the mouse. Although I haven't tried using the PS/2 adapter that came with it and see if it behaves the same way. I have a feeling the mouse will work fine, but kinda sucks cause I have usb and I have to revert back to PS/2 just so it works properly.
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It has now been a few months of jacking around with my @nywhere Master, and I'm almost happy with the results. I finally have it running crash and error free!
I'm posting to possibly help others, especially Win 98SE users.
What a ride! Numerous installs, much time searching this forum. This card is like a plague around the world. I never gave up because I didn't want to invest in another, and I'm hopeful that one day we'll all have an incredible program to run it.
I will tell you that this is a nice tuner, proven daily by the 10 foot high-quality picture it shows on my wall.
The different installs each provided different results, even including the dreaded "Taliban Attack", where the settings always revert back to Antenna in Aphganistan. ("Taliban Attack" is a quote from another user in this forum awhile ago).
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Latest TV Tuner drivers from MSI website, 8606 v.2.79.1.65.
MSIPVS, old, from bundled disc, filename version 6,02,100,1247.
After the MSIPVS software installed, the radio tuner driver was automatically installed from the disc. I haven't tried the radio, it probably works.
NO Winproducer, Wincoder! That disc is trash, I think.
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did you turn them on in bios ?
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I writ again my problem
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Any new device plugged into them is not recognisied and Windows advises that it is the device that is malfunctioning.
Restarting the computer will eliminate the problem, however upon rebooting, the computer tends to get stuck at what may be the memory count. If left for 10 minutes, the memory amount comes up and the computer boots normally. This is circumvented by temporarily (one second) removing power to the power supply by pulling the plug or flicking the switch at the back.
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My USB ports are set not to power down to save power in device manager.
The multi-card reader (plugged directly into the motherboard) also stops functioning when the USB ports go down - power light stays on, activity light stops flashing (occasionally power light turns off). Unplugging it from the motherboard does not resolve the issue.
I want to resolve this issue so the computer is trouble-free when I give it my mum to learn from.
Comp. specs in signature. Thanks in advance.

I don't know how to dig deeper... Soon this computer will only be using a single 80 gig HD, and I'll remove the fan controller (it'll be mums computer). I'll then be able to try just using sp1a.
This PSU I'm using is reviewed here with a several others. (the model number is the same, but the one tested doesn't appear to be dual rail - they actually state the number slightly incorrectly, but it's correct in the picture of the label they show.
I think it performed quite well, being one of only two that were able to keep producing (just) over 1 v at 100% load, whilst most others just plumetted. A significant but probably not damaging drop to 4.87v on the 5v rail and again 3.26 on the 3.3v rail all at 100% load (which you're never supposed to due to the PSU anyway). It got a recommended award since apparently it doesn't have many features but I don't think I'm in need of any features it lacks.
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