Help me find my USB2

[Pigbristle]

Device managers telling me I have 2 enhanced USB2 & 6 USB1's controllers.
Now can anybody tell me how to find out which are the two USB2's connections on the outside of the case?

I'm trying to use a device for transferring video & it says it must connect to USB2 only.

Much appreciated if you could help!

[Ciber]

Check your motherboard manual (RTFM lol!). If you don't have one, download it from the makers website.

[Pigbristle]

Is there no physical way of finding out?

I have tried transferring a 500mb file from a thumb drive, but all the usb's took around the same time?

Is there some setting in the BIOS I need to change?

[Pigbristle]

OK, motherboard USB's are marked : USB1, USB2, USB3 & USB4.

It also says "the headers conform to USB 2.0/1.1"
(now if that means all USB's are 2.0. then why is Device manager only showing 2 enhanced USB instead of 4?)

[da_ging]

OK, motherboard USB's are marked : USB1, USB2, USB3 & USB4.

It also says "the headers conform to USB 2.0/1.1"
(now if that means all USB's are 2.0. then why is Device manager only showing 2 enhanced USB instead of 4?)

don't know why buts it's normal , mine shows the same and i know all mine are usb2

[LuckyNV]

don't know why buts it's normal , mine shows the same and i know all mine are usb2

I have the same on mine.

Just make sure in BIOS the speed is set to "hi-speed" and not "full speed"

hi-speed is USB2.0

[Pigbristle]

No hi-speed options in BIOS, just USB 2 "Enabled or Disabled"

But thanks for all your help anyhow

[jonathan_phang]

If you plug in a USB 2.0 device into a 1.1 port, then IIRC (Well in XP anyway) you should get a balloon message in the system tray stating "This device can perform faster etc..." - That would be something you could try. Systematically plug in a USB 2.0 device into each one and see what message occurs?

JP