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   From: "Lars Erdmann"    
      
      
   "Peter Brown"  schrieb im Newsbeitrag    
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   > Hi Lars   
   >   
   > Lars Erdmann wrote:   
   >> Hallo,   
   >>   
   >> for those who have a USB2.0 mouse or keyboard, can you please report   
   >> back if you can run that mouse on a USB 2.0 port (NOT a USB 1.x port) ?   
   >>   
   >   
   >   
   > How can I tell if a port is USB1.x or USB2.0?   
   >   
   > Regards   
   >   
   > Pete   
      
   Hm, difficult to describe. Older computers might have USB 1.x only.   
   The USB 2.0 spec came out in 2000, everything before that obviously   
   only had USB 1.x support.   
   I'd say, the computers of the last 6 or 7 years always have USB 2.0 (and USB    
   1.x) support on every port.   
   Some computers, like mine, have USB 2.0 (and USB 1.x) support but the   
   USB 2.0 support is broken (as I have a shitty SIS chipset) and therefore   
   needs to be disabled in BIOS. Therefore I am left with only USB 1.x   
   (and bought a plugin card with working USB 2.0 support).   
      
   The rule is: if your computer says it's "USB 2.0" (and it is not broken)    
   then ALL ports normally support USB 2.0.   
      
      
   Lars    
      
      
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