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On a aide, how is EAP(TLS) any different to OHCI?

I still don't think the route of a destructive reinstall that Holmslaw was going down is the right option though, either fix the driver if need be (which it would appear not in this case although I might still run one of my debug codings across the driver to see if it really is a true EHCI in...

Oops, sorry you're right its EHCI/UHCI. Getting SATA standards mixed up now. I think I need a coffee.

Actually a AHCI iirc ;)

This is the mobo manual http://uk.ts.fujitsu.com/rl/servicesupport/techsupport/boards/Motherboards/asus/P5GD1-FM/asus-P5GD1-FM.pdf So north bridge and south bridge Northbridge: Intel® 915P Memory and Controller Hub (MCH) Southbridge: Intel® 82801FB ICH6 Im assuming looking at that...

And such companies do exist, no I don't work for one, however I have coded such "mappings" between "proprietary" and "standards". And its more prevalent then you'd think. And I didn't say they were not buffoons , just that I am not naming them in a public forum when my livelihood depends...

Monkeh Ok it could well be a corrupted registry entry, Id only expect this when there been some device enumeration that means that windows sees a device classifies it and then stores this information (you are right, within the registry). No matter what you unplug or uninstall (short of the...

Also strictly speaking a USB hub is not enumerated the same as a proper HID (such as mice, keyboards, gamepads etc) within the WDK.

If the USB "Controller" cannot interpret the USB "device" then possibly, Ive seen such. If the USB Controller default driver (for what Windows WDM this is the relevant interface) does not support some proprietary information exchange that the chipset manufacturer has included then you will...

I assume form your last point that you were insinuating that I was implying that the USB device class driver was the one and the same as the USB "bus" driver. They aren't, however they are not totally independent.

Open Host, Universal Host, Enhanced Host, and Extensible Host are different standards of interface level api's/protocols. also the USB class driver is not totally independent from the bus "driver" in a programming point of view.

Umm having coded USB drivers for a leading manufacturer I can almost certainly say that do generally get contained within a chipset driver INF. PCI, AGP, USB and PnP are generally contained within a generic chipset driver package. The USB, PCI etc is south bridge and AGP generally north...

Sorry need to go out tonight, but basically the motherboard is actually part of Fujitsu Siemens, so you need to look for a chipset driver for the P5GD1-FM. Id start at the fujitsu website. It will be called chipset driver (probably intel inf file) and this contains the device information for...

Actually I don't think we have ruled out the usb driver issue as a mass storage device such as a usb key is different to a HID (Human Input Device) such as a mouse/keyboard.

Honestly. Google searched dell optiplex 745 service manual Maybe it was the knowing and addition of the optiplex? Anyway if you need further help just ask.

http://support.dell.com/support/edocs/systems/op745/en/UG_en/sfindex.htm right hand side, removing /replacing parts lead to details and schematics.

Monster. Oclockers also do ready to go full builds. For the novice it's worth a look.

For performance systems at a cheap (relative) price then I have ordered client systems from overclockers co uk , although I normally buy the components and do a build. Their ready to go systems aren't bad.

Have you got your mother board chipset drivers installed? If you know the make and model of your motherboard then we can point you in the right direction.

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