Using usb device

there is any way to add my spotify songs in a usb device??

Spotify does not support the transferring of songs via USB.
If you have an Android or iOS device you can follow these steps to download the songs:
https://support.spotify.com/learn-more/guides/#!/article/Listen-offline

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Using USB device with Virtual Com port

I have an actisys IR USB device that creates a virtual serial port. I can read from it using VISA, however it will not write. I have the same setup working on LV 6.1 running windows 2000. I need to make it work on my system running XP and LV 7.1.

Hello,
Does your Windows 2000/LabVIEW 6.1 system work correctly or do you see the same behavior? It sounds like there may be something wrong with the termination of the command. What termination method are you using? Is your instrument set for that method? You may also want to try using the NI-488.2 Interactive Control. A tutorial on how to use it is located here if needed. This will bypass VISA and LabVIEW. If this works, you may want to update to the latest version of VISA (if you don't already have it) to see if that fixes the issue.
Chris R.
Chris R.
Applications Engineer
National Instruments

Using USB Device through Parallels Desktop / CIT200 Skype Phone

Hi. I have the Linksys CIT200 cordless phone that I use with Skype. I am a recent convert from PC and this is my first mac. I have Parallels desktop installed and everything in that seems to work fine.
When I plugin the CIT200 base station, it does not give me the popup that says "Would you like to use this device in Windows XP....." Also, in System Profiler, I do not see the CIT200 device even recognized. It is getting power because it powers up...
How can I get my mac to recognize this USB device, and then give Windows control of it through Parallels?

No, not at all.
The application works just fine. I mean a wireless handset (basically, a telephone that connects to the computer via a USB docking station. Much like the one I linked to in the original post, although hopefully one that actually works with the OS 10.6.
Without the "skype phone" you have to physically sit down at your computer to make a skype call. With the handset, you can walk around the house while on a skype call. You can also both initiate and receive calls from the handset while not physically at your computer (so long as the skype application is running and you are within range, usually 100-300 feet).

Using USB Devices in RDS VDI with Windows 8.1 Scenario

We are currently in a Upgrade Scenario from our old Windows XP/ Citrix XenDesktop Farm to a new VDI Installation. The new Installation is a Windows Server 2012 R2 Remote Desktop Services Collection using Remote Desktop Virtualizaion Hosts on 2012 R2 too.
The VD- Clients are Windows 8.1 ENT and the User Endpoints are HP ThinClients with Windows Embedded 8.1 Industry Enterprise.
The user connects to his Virtual Desktop via 8.1 Embedded (RDP8.1)
We want all new USB- Drives to map natively in the RDP- Session (RemoteFX USB redirect) so USB- Sticks or CD/DVD Drives are controlled by the VD-Client OS.
We understand, that there are so called "high level devices" which RDP is using per Default. We also know, that there is a GPO that redirects all "other supportet USB devices". That works well for e.g. Webcams, but we want to override the
"high Level devices" policy an simply map a e.g. USB Stick natively to the RDP Destination.
Currently the drive is mapped as a "high Level usb device" and the usb key has no drive letter, cant be formattet or used in other RemoteApp Sessions initiated on the VD- Client OS.
The Systems we are using:
Windows 8.1 Enterprise - VD Client on HyperV 2012 R2 FO Cluster
Windows 8.1 Embedded Industry Enterprise as ThinClient OS
Windows Server 2012 R2 as Middleware (RDS VDI Collection, Web Access)
Thank you in Advance
Chris

Hi Chris,
Thank you for posting in Windows Server Forum.
The USB devices that you would like to use in the remote session must be plugged in before starting Remote Desktop Connection; devices plugged in during the session will not be redirected.
Have you tried to reconfigure the USB device?
Please try to remove that device and reconfigure with use of following command and check whether issue get resolved.
Set-RDVirtualDesktopCollectionConfiguration –CollectionName YourCollectionName –CustomRdpProperty "usbdevicestoredirect:s:{6bdd1fc6-810f-11d0-bec7-08002be2092f }"
where {6bdd1fc6-810f-11d0-bec7-08002be2092f} is the System-Defined Device Setup Class GUID.
More information.
1) RemoteFX USB Redirection in Windows Server 2012 and Windows 8
2) Introducing Microsoft RemoteFX USB Redirection: Part 3
Hope it helps!
Thanks.
Dharmesh Solanki
TechNet Community Support

MSI P7N SLI Platinum Freezes using USB Device

Whenever I insert my Sony K810i Mobile USB Data Cable into a USB Socket on my P7N Motherboard and select File Transfer
To access my Mobile, the Computer freezes ???
I have to reboot the system to get control of the Computer..
Any known USB problems with this board..
My Sony K810i worked fine with my old AMD K9N SLI Platinum Motherboard, no problems..
Any ideas to fix this ?
(USB Mouse works fine..)
Specs:
Mobo: MSI P7N SLI Platinum
CPU:Quad Q6600 - Alpine H/s (Temps at idel 17c)
Graphics: 2x MSI 8800GT running in SLI
Memory:4x2GB Patriot DDR2 6400 800mhz
HDD 2x Sata Drives
O/s Vista 32bit
DVDWriter:LG

Located the problem, turned out to be a missing driver from Sony
All the USB ports work fine...
This post is now closed..

Is there an App in App Store to solve "Cannot Use Device - 'The connected USB device requires too much power' error

I'm not an app developer, but I'm wondering if there is an app that enable's USB devices connected via the camera USB and using the most current iOS 5.0 to use USB devices that draw on the iPad's power. I'm making reference to some USB microphones such as Blue Yeti that have suggested that to get a Blue Yeti working one hasto downgrade to iOS 3.2.2?
I'm thinking, can Apple or someone make this app so the user may think, "okay I want more power now to record something", and the user can turn up the power and when they've done recording, go to the app, turn down the power when the USB device is not in use [by turning down the power via the app].
Of course with the App, Apple or the developer may state that using the USB Charge Changer radically reduces the charge of the device. It'll keep a LOT of musicians and creative types very happy. I hope with Apple's blessing they'll consider this.
Hey, I'll pay 5 bucks to get this app!

No, third-party apps cannot change the power drawn by USB devices. Such a change would have to come from Apple in an IOS update.
Send feedback directly to Apple about this here: http://www.apple.com/feedback/ipad.html

IPhone causes problems on other USB devices?

Is anyone having problems with external USB hard drives or any other USB peripheral when his iPhone is connected to a Windows PC or sometime after that?
I'm having some problems with external USB hard drives when the Windows system is continuously hammering them for more than a half-hour. The problem is not easily reproducable, and I don't know the cause.
It probably has nothing to do with the iPhone. But one possibility I have to consider is that the iPhone draws enough current (or something else I haven't thought of) that interefers with the USB communications.

What I meant in my previous post was that the USB wouldn't allow the iPhone to draw more current than the USB can safely provide, unless it was defective. I have an external hardrive, a wireless mouse, my printer and my iPhone connected directly to my laptop's USB ports and have not seen any problems with any of them. In several years of using USB devices, I've not seen any problems that I could assign to the USB ports/controllers... they just seem to work all the time. Will be interested as to your findings.

USB Device Recognized by Mac, Not by Application

The general questions are why would the Mac recognize a USB device but the application software for the device "suddenly" (after a couple weeks of not using it) stop recognizing it and stop working, and what is the solution?
Specifically, I am running Leopard 10.5.5 on a MacBook Pro. Xrite’s Colormunki (monitor calibration and printer profiler device and software) worked twice, and now the device does not function with its software. The MacBook sends power to the Colormunki (its internal light flashes briefly as it is first connected to the Mac), the Mac recognizes the Colormunki (it shows up by name in the System Profiler), but the Colormunki software does not recognize that it is connected. A software alert message says it is not connected and asks that it be connected. Disconnecting and then reconnecting the device does not solve the problem.
At the suggestions of tech support at both Apple and Xrite (both have been very patient and persistent in trying to solve the problem), I have uninstalled the Colormunki software (using Xrite’s Colormunki Uninstall utility) and reinstalled it, reset the Pram, disconnected the Mac from AC and removed the battery, repaired permissions, and “repaired” the hard drive. I have set up a test user account on the Mac to try to determine if the problem is user-specific; it is not. I have tried a different Colormunki on the Mac with no other peripherals attached. It didn’t work either.
Both tech supports agree that this is an OS problem, not an application problem. Apple’s final suggestion was to do an archive and restore. This can be a bit of a hassle, the more so because I don’t really know if it will work. Is there a simpler solution or an explanation of what might have happened to cause the problem?

Using USB devices that take power from a computer is, in my opinion, a very iffy thing to do.
On my older MBP, I can use my Pinnacle HDTV stick only on the right-hand USB port. On the left, after a time, the USB port reverts to USB 1.1.
There is a very strict power limit for USB devices powered from the computer and exceeding this limit can damage the port or at least shut it down until a reboot.
It's best to use only USB devices that have their own power, or run them through a USB2 powered hub.
I am not sure this is the solution to your issue, but many have had similar experiences to mine using USB ports on MBPs.
if you go to the MBP forum and search for USB you will find a plethora of issues.
http://discussions.apple.com/category.jspa?categoryID=190

Windows 7 keeps freezing, disconnecting/reconnecting USB devices

Last week, a lightning strike near where I live caused a power surge and as a result, my ethernet card was fried. I took my computer (iMac) to a store to have it repaired, and they wound up replacing the entire motherboard (a bit extreme in my opinion, but what do I know).
When I got it back today, sure the ethernet problem was solved, but I noticed that my taskbar was acting weird - specifically the icons in the notification tray. Lots of them were "blank", meaning there were just empty spaces that would highlight when I hovered the cursor over them, but nothing happened when I clicked them.
Then I discovered that clicking any of the icons in the notification tray almost immediately froze the computer. Frozen, as in completely unresponsive to the point where my only option was to manually shut off the computer. That happened twice.
My solution was to reboot in safe mode and run system restore to an earlier point. That fixed the notification tray problem (no more freezing, and the icons were all back), but the computer still keeps freezing at random intervals. Again, my only solution is to manually shut it off by holding down the power button, which I hate doing because I know it's bad for the hard drive. Sometimes it froze as soon as the welcome screen. I tried running a virus scan, but again it froze in the middle of the process.
On top of the constant freezing, it keeps disconnecting/reconnecting my usb devices. My mouse and keyboard will suddenly drop out for five seconds and then start working again. This constantly happens, to the tune of several "disconnect" sounds playing over the speakers.
What the heck is going on? I tried re-installing the Boot Camp drivers, but that didn't work. I have my Windows 7 CD and backed up files, so if worse comes to worst I can do a clean install of Windows, but I'd rather not have to spend a day re-building my computer, and I'd REALLY rather not take it back in for another repair, since that took a week and I need this for my work.
Any ideas on what I should do? I'm out of town on my laptop for the weekend, and I'd like to have a game plan for when I get back.

I'm very excited to finally have a solution for this problem. Thank You Balaji for figuring this out. I've been struggling with this for a number of years, and had only one USB Hard Drive that worked. I too have VMware workstation, and had the missing files
in "c:\windows\inf." I can say with certainty that I did not delete the files from that folder, but something is common in both of our situations. Maybe it has to do with VMware, and some of it's updates over the years. I'm also using nCompute to share out
a networked desktop via the wire.
One more thing worthy of mention is this machine was an update from Windows Vista, and the USB hard drive that worked was configured back than. So although I could never add another HD, at least I had the one.
Now with having copied over the files, I can plugin other USB enclosures with different drives and they too are working.
Like you mentioned, it was always possible to use USB devices within my Virtual Machines, so it was clear that the USB ports were functional. I actually got the files from a clean Windows 7 VM, copying out the \windows\inf folder and doing a compare between
the the real one and the virtual one. I found the two missing files you mentioned, along with 8 others. I went ahead and included them all in your fix.
It worked, Amazing. Thanks again. :O)

M30X-125 cooling fan is running very often if USB device is connected

Hello,
I have used USB devices with my M30X-125 for a few months and noticed that as soon as I connect a USB mouse or printer with external power supply the fan cooling works very often.With no USB device the fan cooling is very "quiet".
I updated the BIOS with the last 1.90 release and changed parameters (reduce processor speed) of the Power Management Utility.No effect on this fan cooling issue.
Can you help me please to limit fan cooling work with USB device connected?
Regards

Hi Phil
I agree with you but I believe that it is not easy to make a optimum there. If you check other notebooks from different producers the cooling vents are not so quiet. Like you know the units are designed to be small and a lot of hardware is placed at small place. The warmness is very high especially if the CPU activity is high and the units must be cooled before the hardware can be damaged.
I have tested cooling method intensively with my unit (Tecra M1) and if the cooling method and CPU activity is set to lower level the unit doesnt run like I want. Because of that I can live with sporadically running cooling fan but the performance is fantastic and all running processes flow smoothly.

Windows 7 x64 only installs the drivers for USB devices that are plugged in upon system startup

Hi all,
I have a most unusual problem. On my personal desktop, I can only use USB devices that are plugged in upon system startup. If I unplug a USB device and then plug it in again, the driver will not install correctly. I cannot force the device to start and I
can't pick a driver manually. All I get is this. If I plug in a USB device and then reboot, the driver gets installed correctly and I can use it until I unplug it again. I'm pretty sure it's a Windows issue
but I can list the hardware I have if it is needed.
I have tried:
Running an SFC /SCANNOW as administrator
Uninstalling all USB controllers via device manager and letting them reinstall
Neither worked to resolve the issue. If this was a client's computer I would probably just reinstall Windows but because this is my main work PC it'd be a huge hassle to do it, so I'd really appreciate any other ideas anyone has. If I have to reinstall I
will. Thanks!

Hi,
Since the issue just happened for 4 monthes, I consider that some changes or updates may cause the issue.
Please also try to restore the system back to the point before this issue.
You can also try these steps:
1.Power down your laptop or desktop
2.Physically unplug the computer. If it’s a laptop, remove the battery too.
3.Leave it disconnected for three minutes
4.Replug the desktop or reinsert the battery
5.Power on the system
For the reasons, you can refer to this article:
How to fix “USB device not recognized”
http://www.fixedbyvonnie.com/2013/10/how-to-fix-usb-device-not-recognized/#.UvtCLf7xvwo
Kate Li
TechNet Community Support

USB Devices not working in Remote Desktop

Hi,
I have tried to use USB devices in Remote Desktop session. I did enable RemoteFX for USB devices and select Other supported RemoteFX USB devices before
establish connection; but, cannot find any device in Remote Desktop. Did I miss any configuration?
Regards,

Hi,
From your description, I understand you may experience 'USB device can’t be redirected on TS' issue. Please check the following aspects one by one and let know the result:
1)Please open Remote Desktop Connection, click Local Resource tab and More button, unfold device node. Please check if you choose all device letter.
2)Open Terminal Services Configuration, right-click RDP-tcp, choose properties. In Client settings, please check if disable device has been applied.
3)Please run Rsop.msc on Terminal server and see if Do not allow driver redirection has been configured under computer configurations\Administrative Template\Windows Component\Terminal server\Device and Resource redirection
For more information about how to use device in a remote desktop. Please refer to the following article.
How can I use my devices and resources in a Remote Desktop session?
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows7/how-can-i-use-my-devices-and-resources-in-a-remote-desktop-session
Configuring USB Device Redirection with Microsoft RemoteFX Step-by-Step Guide
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff817581(v=ws.10).aspx
Hope this helps,
Ada Liu

USB Devices in FT Host System

I have a VM that needs to use USB Devices in a Fault Tolerant Host System. Can this VM in specific be non-Fault Tolerant to allow the us of USB devices without risking the Fault Tolerant Functionality of the rest of the VMs in the Host?

vSphere FT is applied at the VM level, not the host level.

USB Devices Not Detected and High CPU Usage

Hello, I'm using arch on a Dell 1720 laptop.
I have some weird issues involving detection of USB devices.
When the laptop is on battery and I plug in a USB mouse the power flickers on and flickers off again; nothing in the logs/dmesg.
If I then connect the AC adapter the reconnect the mouse, the same happens, except the CPU usage hits 87%+ on one core.
Running
sudo rmmod ehci_hcd
solves the problem; the CPU usage drops and the mouse gets detected.
Subsequent attempts to hotplug USB devices does nothing, no high CPU and no Power.
Rebooting the computer is the only way to use USB devices at the moment.
usb-autosuspend is disabled in laptop-mode.
uname -a:
Linux MatSalleh 2.6.39-ck #1 SMP PREEMPT Sun Jun 5 18:30:30 EDT 2011 x86_64 Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU T7250 @ 2.00GHz GenuineIntel GNU/Linux
The same happens with the stock kernel too
My kernel line in grub:
kernel /vmlinuz26-ck root=/dev/sda3 elevator=bfq ro resume=/dev/sda2
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Chris.

lilsirecho wrote:Perhaps the USB connector is damaged, causing excess power drain suggesting that the current limiter isn't functioning.
I highly doubt it's that, it was working fine on ubuntu just days before...
tydell wrote:I had similar problem with USB pendrive, it wasn't detected and it makes high cpu usage. It was problem with ehci_hcd module
This one helps me to solve this problem
My USB devices don't even get detected, so that script won't work.
Last night I hibernated my computer after not using any USB devices, on resume, my CPU usage was 100%, removing the ehci_hcd module fixed it.
Any more ideas?
I'm tempted to build a vanilla kernel...

I don't have a wireless printer, and want to print things off of my iPad. I know that I can use the iPad Camera Connection kit to connect USB devices like keyboards and I am wondering if I could do the same with a USB printer.

I don't have a wireless printer, and want to print things off of my iPad. I know that I can use the iPad Camera Connection kit to connect USB devices like keyboards and I am wondering if I could do the same with a USB printer.

I don't think you can connect a printer since you won't have the printer drivers. I use FingerPrint from collobos.com to print to my non-AirPrint printers.

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