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usb port drivers

On my Dell ATG laptop,  I notice in Device Manager that there are  4 USB Universal Host Controllers (drivers) and one Enhanced USB2 driver. I only have 4 physical usb ports on this laptop. They are all addressed differently but I would like to know what physical USB port has the Enhanced USB2 driver. Maybe it is automatically invoked when connected to any of the 4 USB ports on the ATG with a hi speed USB 2.0 device?  Can I have more than one hi speed USB 2.0 devices connected at the same time? Thanks.
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I don't know your answer, but an easy way to determine this would be plug a USB2 device (a larger "thumb drive" memory stick for instance) into each of them. If any aren't USB2 you will get a little pop up ballon message saying that your experience can be inhanced by using a USB2 port and to click on the balloon to see which ones are. I suspect they all are. Remember to use the little icon in the lower right tray to "safely remove hardware" whatever USB2 device you plug in before you unplug it. I have never trashed one, but have heard from different people that just unplugging without the release is bad.  One note: if you use usb to serial comm port adapters their serial comm address (COM6 for instance) will be different depending on which usb jack you plug into.






Message Edited by LV_Pro on 04-11-2007 12:42 PM

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FYI

Got this from tech support from Dell about USB ports

" I was informed that all can be used as USB 2, the others use pass-through technology to make all of the others use the USB 2 speed."

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