try disabling your on-board usb chips to see if conflict is between usb controllers
M mdbarber Portal Pro February 19, 2007 243 4 Home Country United Kingdom November 14, 2008 #11 try disabling your on-board usb chips to see if conflict is between usb controllers
H Hemin Portal Pro December 29, 2006 59 4 Home Country Spain November 14, 2008 Thread starter #12 The hauppauge 1300 is a PCI card, and the remote control is plugged in to the PCI card, i don't know why i have to disable the usb chip of my mobo...
The hauppauge 1300 is a PCI card, and the remote control is plugged in to the PCI card, i don't know why i have to disable the usb chip of my mobo...
M mdbarber Portal Pro February 19, 2007 243 4 Home Country United Kingdom November 14, 2008 #13 Hemin said: The hauppauge 1300 is a PCI card, and the remote control is plugged in to the PCI card, i don't know why i have to disable the usb chip of my mobo... Click to expand... because the hauppage cards use a usb controller chip on their tv cards, i know the plug is not usb standard but it is non the less attached to the usb controller on the card and this may have a driver conflict with your on-board usb
Hemin said: The hauppauge 1300 is a PCI card, and the remote control is plugged in to the PCI card, i don't know why i have to disable the usb chip of my mobo... Click to expand... because the hauppage cards use a usb controller chip on their tv cards, i know the plug is not usb standard but it is non the less attached to the usb controller on the card and this may have a driver conflict with your on-board usb