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Subject: HI-SPEED USB HOST CONTROLLER
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Hi,
I run XP home edition, and I tried to use my USB 2.0 Slim Hub (Cytronix) but
I either get the message: A Hi-Speed USB device is plugged into a
non-Hi-Speed port, or this message: One of the USB devices attached to this
computer has malfunctioned, and windows does not recognise it. 
I even got a message that there is no USB Host controller on this machine.
At this point, I visited the microsoft webpage, but I understood fromt he
site that this problem should be solved by downloading the security patch 1
or 1a. I currently use SP1. I really don't know what I can do, and will be
happy if someone will be able and ready to assist in this regards.
Warm regards to all.
Franklin

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