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sirwoogie:

The only other thing I would suggest is deleting all your USB devices, peripherals, and hubs using the device manager and reboot. Leave all your USB components unplugged. Then, after the system is done discovering all the ports, then try the IPAC again.

Also, are you sure you have used the motherboard manufacturers drivers as well? Some mobo companies use special drivers that connect the north and south. nForce is notorious for this.

whammoed:

Is there another computer you can try it on to rule out the ipac being bad?

bentley33:

Before I updated my version of XP using service pack 1, I was getting the "unknown device" error everytime I plugged the I-PAC in the  USB port. I tried plugging the I-PAC in to two other computers, a laptop running XP, and another desktop running XP. They both gave the same error "unknown device". I am really stuck....I'm starting to think that I might have a bad card.

photorock:

        WinXP should pick it up as a Plug n play device and set it up as a mouse with mouse drivers. I know mine did. If it doesn't work on 2 other comps and the cable is plugged in tight , then it can only be a couple of things that could possibly be wrong.

     1. The USB cable is bad, I had that problem a while back with my scanner. replace the cable.
     2.  On the PS/2 conector (USB Cable) a pin is bent or broken. replace the cable.
     3. The I-Pac although aparing to work fine, it probably isn't. replace the card.

        There isn't much else it could be.
PhotoRock

sirwoogie:


--- Quote from: bentley33 on July 15, 2004, 08:31:06 am ---....I'm starting to think that I might have a bad card.

--- End quote ---

That is not outside the realm of possibility. Contact Andy at Ultimarc and I'm sure he would be able to help you out. Andy is a great guy and really stands behind the support of his products.

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