PCI Universal Serial Bus

John · External Since: Dec 05, 2005 Posts: 7

I'm running '95B on a computer that that '98 installed when I bought it
second hand. It has been fine for a year, but just now started detecting a
PCI Universal Serial Bus for which it can't find drivers, of course. What's
strange is I don't see any USB ports on the computer. How can Windows be
finding USB if I can't see ports? The motherboard is so old it has an AT
keyboard connector.

Juan B. Rivera · External Since: Apr 05, 2006 Posts: 17

I used to have an AT computer and it had USB ports on the moterboard that
required an adaptor as well as a PS/2 connector only for a mouse. If you go
to BIOS setup, you might find USB enabling or disabling in the Plug-and-Play
peripherals section. By now, you should know that true USB support is
available in Win 98SE or later OS.

"John" <john.RemoveThis@no-spam.no-spam> wrote in message
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> I'm running '95B on a computer that that '98 installed when I bought it
> second hand. It has been fine for a year, but just now started detecting
a
> PCI Universal Serial Bus for which it can't find drivers, of course.
What's
> strange is I don't see any USB ports on the computer. How can Windows be
> finding USB if I can't see ports? The motherboard is so old it has an AT
> keyboard connector.
>
>

John · External Since: Dec 05, 2005 Posts: 7

Well, I looked in the BIOS setup and found a page for PnP with no mention of
USB. Another page has Enable/Disable USB Keyboard. I'm curious about the
motherboard but not curious enough to go to the trouble of opening the
thing. I'm gonna let the USB remain uninstalled.

Last month I tried changing the BIOS to boot from 5.25" B: instead of 3.5"
A: Something went wrong and I had to set the BIOS to rediscover peripherals
and that's when it found USB. Today I found Swap Floppies which is what I
needed last month. Wouldn't you just know it.

"Juan B. Rivera" <juanbriv.DeleteThis@pionline.net> wrote in message
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> I used to have an AT computer and it had USB ports on the moterboard that
> required an adaptor as well as a PS/2 connector only for a mouse. If you
go
> to BIOS setup, you might find USB enabling or disabling in the
Plug-and-Play
> peripherals section. By now, you should know that true USB support is
> available in Win 98SE or later OS.
>
> "John" <john.DeleteThis@no-spam.no-spam> wrote in message
> news:u68xyzHVHHA.4828@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
> > I'm running '95B on a computer that that '98 installed when I bought it
> > second hand. It has been fine for a year, but just now started
detecting
> a
> > PCI Universal Serial Bus for which it can't find drivers, of course.
> What's
> > strange is I don't see any USB ports on the computer. How can Windows
be
> > finding USB if I can't see ports? The motherboard is so old it has an
AT
> > keyboard connector.
> >
> >
>
>

philo · External Since: Mar 05, 2004 Posts: 341

"John" <john DeleteThis @no-spam.no-spam> wrote in message
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> Well, I looked in the BIOS setup and found a page for PnP with no mention
of
> USB. Another page has Enable/Disable USB Keyboard. I'm curious about the
> motherboard but not curious enough to go to the trouble of opening the
> thing. I'm gonna let the USB remain uninstalled.
>
> Last month I tried changing the BIOS to boot from 5.25" B: instead of 3.5"
> A: Something went wrong and I had to set the BIOS to rediscover
peripherals
> and that's when it found USB. Today I found Swap Floppies which is what I
> needed last month. Wouldn't you just know it.
>
>

If you keep looking, you will see the option for USB support...
however , unless you want USB it 's not going to matter

Ratza · External Since: Apr 19, 2007 Posts: 1

Press F1 during boot up
Setup Window appears
Navigate to 'Advanced Menu' using ">" arrow key
Use "v" arrow key to navigate to "Peripheral Configuration"
Press Enter
Use "v" arrow key to navigate to "USB Interface"
Press enter
Select "Disable", or if you want to use USB(if ports are present), select
Enable
Press F10 key
Press Enter