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June 14th 09, 09:25 AM
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I need a USB Guru...
Hi. I’ve 2 mobo USB input on front of my desktop and others on a PCI USB Controller. If I connect my usb keyboard to mobo USB input the keyboard is avilable before boot, too. Is there a way to get the same result connecting the usb keyboard to USB PCI Controller ? (by tools, bios settings, other…) Intel Core 2 Quad Q8200 Thank you and Good afternoon -- Crodino 
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June 14th 09, 01:39 PM
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I need a USB Guru...
Not likely. Did you have to install drivers for the add in card? Did Vista
find it automatically and install drivers? If so, those drivers are not available when the computer begins the boot process and anything attached to the USB ports on that card will only be available when once Vista has finished booting. -- Richard Urban Microsoft MVP Windows Desktop Experience "Crodino" wrote in message ... Hi. I've 2 mobo USB input on front of my desktop and others on a PCI USB Controller. If I connect my usb keyboard to mobo USB input the keyboard is avilable before boot, too. Is there a way to get the same result connecting the usb keyboard to USB PCI Controller ? (by tools, bios settings, other.) Intel Core 2 Quad Q8200 Thank you and Good afternoon -- Crodino
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June 14th 09, 09:46 PM
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I need a USB Guru...
If it doesn't work on your computer then there is no way to force it to
work. Most PCI cards won't work without drivers, and the ones that do are usually not initialized until later in the boot. "Crodino" wrote in message ... Hi. I've 2 mobo USB input on front of my desktop and others on a PCI USB Controller. If I connect my usb keyboard to mobo USB input the keyboard is avilable before boot, too. Is there a way to get the same result connecting the usb keyboard to USB PCI Controller ? (by tools, bios settings, other.) Intel Core 2 Quad Q8200 Thank you and Good afternoon -- Crodino
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June 15th 09, 12:06 AM
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I need a USB Guru...
On Sun, 14 Jun 2009 04:25:51 -0500, Crodino
wrote: Hi. I’ve 2 mobo USB input on front of my desktop and others on a PCI USB Controller. If I connect my usb keyboard to mobo USB input the keyboard is avilable before boot, too. Is there a way to get the same result connecting the usb keyboard to USB PCI Controller ? (by tools, bios settings, other…) Intel Core 2 Quad Q8200 Thank you and Good afternoon I agree with what the others have said, .. it's not likely to work. That said, I assume your computer has a regular keyboard socket on the back, you can use a USB/keyboard socket adapter and just plug it in to that socket and it will probably work. Plus you'll free up a USB port for something that needs a usb port.
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June 15th 09, 04:46 AM
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I need a USB Guru...
Check to see if there is a Legacy Bios Setting. My USB
keyboard works. "Crodino" wrote in message ... Hi. I've 2 mobo USB input on front of my desktop and others on a PCI USB Controller. If I connect my usb keyboard to mobo USB input the keyboard is avilable before boot, too. Is there a way to get the same result connecting the usb keyboard to USB PCI Controller ? (by tools, bios settings, other.) Intel Core 2 Quad Q8200 Thank you and Good afternoon -- Crodino
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June 15th 09, 05:00 AM
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I need a USB Guru...
Legacy bios settings have no affect upon devices connected to a PCI USB
adapter card. -- Richard Urban Microsoft MVP Windows Desktop Experience "Spirit" noone@localhost wrote in message ... Check to see if there is a Legacy Bios Setting. My USB keyboard works. "Crodino" wrote in message ... Hi. I've 2 mobo USB input on front of my desktop and others on a PCI USB Controller. If I connect my usb keyboard to mobo USB input the keyboard is avilable before boot, too. Is there a way to get the same result connecting the usb keyboard to USB PCI Controller ? (by tools, bios settings, other.) Intel Core 2 Quad Q8200 Thank you and Good afternoon -- Crodino
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June 16th 09, 01:00 AM
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I need a USB Guru...
Where did I say to connect to the PCI card?
"Richard Urban" wrote in message ... Legacy bios settings have no affect upon devices connected to a PCI USB adapter card. -- Richard Urban Microsoft MVP Windows Desktop Experience "Spirit" noone@localhost wrote in message ... Check to see if there is a Legacy Bios Setting. My USB keyboard works. "Crodino" wrote in message ... Hi. I've 2 mobo USB input on front of my desktop and others on a PCI USB Controller. If I connect my usb keyboard to mobo USB input the keyboard is avilable before boot, too. Is there a way to get the same result connecting the usb keyboard to USB PCI Controller ? (by tools, bios settings, other.) Intel Core 2 Quad Q8200 Thank you and Good afternoon -- Crodino
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June 16th 09, 01:43 AM
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I need a USB Guru...
If you reread the original post the person has the device attached to a PCI
adapter card. The bios has nothing to do with that card. Sop why even mention the bios? -- Richard Urban Microsoft MVP Windows Desktop Experience "Spirit" noone@localhost wrote in message ... Where did I say to connect to the PCI card? "Richard Urban" wrote in message ... Legacy bios settings have no affect upon devices connected to a PCI USB adapter card. -- Richard Urban Microsoft MVP Windows Desktop Experience "Spirit" noone@localhost wrote in message ... Check to see if there is a Legacy Bios Setting. My USB keyboard works. "Crodino" wrote in message ... Hi. I've 2 mobo USB input on front of my desktop and others on a PCI USB Controller. If I connect my usb keyboard to mobo USB input the keyboard is avilable before boot, too. Is there a way to get the same result connecting the usb keyboard to USB PCI Controller ? (by tools, bios settings, other.) Intel Core 2 Quad Q8200 Thank you and Good afternoon -- Crodino
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June 16th 09, 04:52 AM
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I need a USB Guru...
If you reread the post he says he has two on the front of his desktop
and others on a USB PCI Card. Maybe I did misread it, however I took it as 2 on the motherboard and others from the card. Maybe he meant all were from the card. If his BIOS has Legacy settings then it is likely he has USB support other than from the PCI card. "Richard Urban" wrote in message ... If you reread the original post the person has the device attached to a PCI adapter card. The bios has nothing to do with that card. Sop why even mention the bios? -- Richard Urban Microsoft MVP Windows Desktop Experience "Spirit" noone@localhost wrote in message ... Where did I say to connect to the PCI card? "Richard Urban" wrote in message ... Legacy bios settings have no affect upon devices connected to a PCI USB adapter card. -- Richard Urban Microsoft MVP Windows Desktop Experience "Spirit" noone@localhost wrote in message ... Check to see if there is a Legacy Bios Setting. My USB keyboard works. "Crodino" wrote in message ... Hi. I've 2 mobo USB input on front of my desktop and others on a PCI USB Controller. If I connect my usb keyboard to mobo USB input the keyboard is avilable before boot, too. Is there a way to get the same result connecting the usb keyboard to USB PCI Controller ? (by tools, bios settings, other.) Intel Core 2 Quad Q8200 Thank you and Good afternoon -- Crodino
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