BLUE SCREEN when USB device plugged in
Whenever I plug in a USB Device I get the following error
message: Fatal Exception error 0E at 0028:ff029146 in VXD USBHUB (05) 00000A26 I Have: Cleaned up the device manager by removing any duplicate entries, Ran the INTEL USB check utility that indicates the usb in working properly Reinstalled the USB drivers using the latest driver information form Intel, Removed all usb devices and let the system reinstall them, Verified I have the most recent version of the bios Turned on Plug and Play in the bios, Turned off Power management in the bios Turned on USB Keyboard in the bios Can't find USB Legacy support in the bios Verified that the IRQ Steering is properly installed Tried to set the Assign IRQ's to auto or system in the bios but the bios on the toshiba does not provide this setting. Please help if possible. This is driving me nuts!! |
BLUE SCREEN when USB device plugged in
SOLUTION:
After trying a dozen different things I used google to serach for UXD USBHUB (the error from the blue screen) and found a site (USB-DRIVERS.COM) that had a file (usb-win98- a.zip) which contained four files, one of which was USBHUB.sys. I loaded only that file in to the windows/system32 directory replacing the old one and tried again. Actually I renamed the old one so it would not get deleted. This time no blue screan. YEAH!!!! Instead I was prompted to load the drivers for the external drive that I had plugged into the usb port. I then plugged in a usb mouse and was again prompted for the drivers which were already on the system. I guess the drivers I previously installed from intel were older versions as well. Lesson learned: NEVER trust the USB drivers that come with an old OS like windows 98. First thing to do is look for the driver that the blue screen is making a refernece to. This would have saved me many hours of frustration. -----Original Message----- Whenever I plug in a USB Device I get the following error message: Fatal Exception error 0E at 0028:ff029146 in VXD USBHUB (05) 00000A26 I Have: Cleaned up the device manager by removing any duplicate entries, Ran the INTEL USB check utility that indicates the usb in working properly Reinstalled the USB drivers using the latest driver information form Intel, Removed all usb devices and let the system reinstall them, Verified I have the most recent version of the bios Turned on Plug and Play in the bios, Turned off Power management in the bios Turned on USB Keyboard in the bios Can't find USB Legacy support in the bios Verified that the IRQ Steering is properly installed Tried to set the Assign IRQ's to auto or system in the bios but the bios on the toshiba does not provide this setting. Please help if possible. This is driving me nuts!! . |
BLUE SCREEN when USB device plugged in
Glad to hear you solved, and
thanks for the link On 5-Jun-2004, "JDP" wrote: USB-DRIVERS.COM -- Windows98 links to solutions http://jake98.no-ip.info Replies in the same thread please Regards Jake |
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