Hello Wise and wordly PC users,
I recently switched to PCs becuase I'm frustated that Macs are incompatible with everything. Since I'm new, I've come across a problem I can't troubleshoot.
Everytime I connect to the Internet, either via Outlook, Firefox, or Messegner, I repeatitively get this same error message popping up in my Notification Area.
"USB Deviced Not Recognized" which is followed by,
"One of the USB devices attached to this computer is not recognized and has malfunctioned, and Windows does not recognize it"
What concerns me is the fact that I have NO devices connected to my computer.
When I click on the "Unknown Device" and attempt to follow XP's troubleshooting prompts, I get the following description.
"No drivers are installed for this device.
If you are having problems with this device, click Troubleshoot to start the troubleshooter."
If anyoune out there could help I would greatly appreciate it. Concurrently, this issue has made Intel ProSet Wireless card unable to connect to the Internet and I'm afraid a grave crash is approaching.
Thanks,
CMU
I recently switched to PCs becuase I'm frustated that Macs are incompatible with everything. Since I'm new, I've come across a problem I can't troubleshoot.
Everytime I connect to the Internet, either via Outlook, Firefox, or Messegner, I repeatitively get this same error message popping up in my Notification Area.
"USB Deviced Not Recognized" which is followed by,
"One of the USB devices attached to this computer is not recognized and has malfunctioned, and Windows does not recognize it"
What concerns me is the fact that I have NO devices connected to my computer.
When I click on the "Unknown Device" and attempt to follow XP's troubleshooting prompts, I get the following description.
"No drivers are installed for this device.
If you are having problems with this device, click Troubleshoot to start the troubleshooter."
If anyoune out there could help I would greatly appreciate it. Concurrently, this issue has made Intel ProSet Wireless card unable to connect to the Internet and I'm afraid a grave crash is approaching.
Thanks,
CMU