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Okay... I'm gonna take a wild guess again... since your problem was almost
the same as mine deom a while back.

kjd <tonysouth24@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:OqMQ3.630$4G.116212@news.itd.umich.edu...
> Hoping someone out there can help me.  I have a CTX AMD K62 W/3D running
> Windows 98.  I have two USB devices I have tried to get working and
cannot.
> When I install the OS it appears that everything is fine, all the drivers
> are loaded properly everything appears to be OK.  When I actually plug a
> device into one of the USB ports (there are two on board), it doesn't work
> and in the device manager there is a message that says:

You managed to get an error message? I never did...

> installed the USB support and everything appears OK.  I installed a device
> and it works!  Great.  That tells me the hardware works.  So I've
> re-installed Windows 98 a number of times, tried Windows 98 SE, and even
> tried Windows 95 with OSR2 again on the other partition and can't get it
to
> work.  It continues to work in the one partition but nothing I do seems to

Myself and another USB user had problems installing out Quick-Cam Express
cameras. It turned out the problem was with our USB hardware. I have a built
in I think an older VIA chipset job and of course I also have a Belkin USB
port adapter. Neither is capable of the latest USB specs which caused us no
end of problems.

So, it may not be your settings or your drivers, it may just be that your
USB adapter is not up to specs.

See yah later