SP2 Update doesn't allow New Hardware Found to work.

I just recently installed SP2 (my wife's computer, what can I say?). Now
when I install my jump drive, it doesn't recognize it, or anything else that
I might plug into a USB port. In addition, my wireless Mouse and Keyboard
ceased operating. The mouse was also in a USB port.
Any help will be greatly appreciated
Bob

After SP2 was installed did you then go to WindowsUpdate and install ALL the
updates that came out after SP2 was released?

"Sandy Valley Bob" <> wrote in
message newsE8DA803-D33C-4868-AE70-...
>I just recently installed SP2 (my wife's computer, what can I say?). Now
> when I install my jump drive, it doesn't recognize it, or anything else
> that
> I might plug into a USB port. In addition, my wireless Mouse and Keyboard
> ceased operating. The mouse was also in a USB port.
> Any help will be greatly appreciated
> Bob
>

Sandy Valley Bob <> wrote:

> I just recently installed SP2 (my wife's computer, what can I say?).
> Now when I install my jump drive, it doesn't recognize it, or
> anything else that I might plug into a USB port. In addition, my
> wireless Mouse and Keyboard ceased operating. The mouse was also in
> a USB port.

This is just a stab in the dark: try installing the latest version of the
chipset drivers for the motherboard.

Also, open Device Manager and check for any missing drivers.

--
Robin Walker [MVP Networking]

Thanks, Robin.... Sure enough, when I went into device manager, there was a
big yellow question mark. Installed the driver and everything is hunky
dorey... mucho gracias to you and Jerry!!!



"Robin Walker [MVP]" wrote:

> Sandy Valley Bob <> wrote:
>
> > I just recently installed SP2 (my wife's computer, what can I say?).
> > Now when I install my jump drive, it doesn't recognize it, or
> > anything else that I might plug into a USB port. In addition, my
> > wireless Mouse and Keyboard ceased operating. The mouse was also in
> > a USB port.
>
> This is just a stab in the dark: try installing the latest version of the
> chipset drivers for the motherboard.
>
> Also, open Device Manager and check for any missing drivers.
>
> --
> Robin Walker [MVP Networking]
>
>
>
>