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kicker; owes his first born child to Visa; fancies hurtful lewd
infusions from tortuous flamboyant big-girl, harassed:  

"ded" <witheld@invalid.witheld> wrote in message 
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> <BigAl.NZ@gmail.com> wrote in message 
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>> Hi All,
>>
>> I have come across this once or twice and its never really bothered
>> me, but I am curious as to why:
>>
>> Occasionally I fond certain devices wont work on front panel usb
>> headers, yet when plugged into the rear USB connectors that are "hard
>> wired" to the motherboard, they are fine.
>>
>> At the moment, I have two external HDDs (with there own power supply)
>> that wont work on the front but do work on the rear, however various
>> other devices such as mouse and USB thumb drives do work on the front.
>>
>> Why????
>>
>> Cheers
>>
>> -Al
>> PS: seen it on both XP and Vista.
>
> I'll keep it brief,

You may as well, you bullshit-spouting retard.

> it is a type of "remembering" so that once a device
> is connected, that device hogs that connection. The front panel USB
> is a type of hub, so if you are going to connect differing devices at
> differing times, then disconnect using the safely remove hardware
> wizard that appears in system tray when a device is connected to
> front panel or a hub. It doesn't remove drivers or anything else,
> it just frees up the socket for next device to be connected.

<Shakes head>

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