usb2 drivers ?

really, really annoying, I agree. Just ran in to it again today -- I updated
to the current version and it blew away all my settings. And I'd forgotten to
reset that one so things got really, really slow.

 

There's a new beta BIOS out 13.005. I was looking to see if it supported the
new dual core processors, but it doesn't look like it. I'm not sure what was
changed in this version, and the new ASUS site has now made it nearly
impossible to find out.

 

found that file (usbehci.sys) , but it is in the system32 folder is this
right ? and it does not say anything about usb2

 

Because the first part of 'usbehci.sys' is short for USB EnHanced
Controller. The Enhanced Controller is the USB 2.0 "High Speed" driver.
So, if the file is listed as being a driver installed for your USB
device, then USB 2.0 is in fact installed on your mobo.

Microsoft will have to answer about whether the location is right.
That's where it's at on my x64 system, so I assume that's where it
belongs. But, it's one of those thing I really don't care where it's at
if it's working! In other words, D.I.L.L.I.G.A.F.????

 

i changed it in the bios , but still says standard enhanced usb (i give up)

 

Hence why I said similar. Thanks though.

Rafael Rivera
Extended64 | http://www.extended64.com
Blog | http://www.extended64.com/blogs/Rafael

 

thank you very much , this will sort it now cheers all

 

Don't give up yet!

 

It's right. Sigh.

OK, once more, for the record. %windir%\system32 is where 64-bit system
programs live. %windir%\SysWOW64 is where 32-bit system programs live.

 

Nor does it need to. THIS IS A USB 2.0 DRIVER.

 

And why should it say anything else? It's a standard driver for enhanced (ie,
2.0) USB.

 

lol , in xp32 it said usb2 not enhanced

 

[wizardofozmode]
We're not in 32-bit any more, Toto.
[/wizardofozmode]

 

You have to admit that that could be a tad confusing. <g>

 

Oh, I definitely think it's confusing. And I'm sure there were compelling
reasons why it was done, but I do wonder...

 

USB 2.0 drivers are part of the base, in package, hardware
support of Win x64 OS. So what can't you get installed?

 

USB 2 drivers are included in both 64-bit versions. XP and Vista