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abailey152 · 15-12-2006, 11:15

Sounds like your modem's USB drivers are loading before your USB port drivers have initialised. The modem's drivers look for a connection which isn't there, so skip their initialisation.

Are you connected via a USB hub? If so, try connecting directly to a USB port on ur PC. If not, then try changing ports as this may just re-organise the startup order.

If this doesn't work, and the above is correct, then with your PC running, try unplugging the modem's USB lead then plugging it back in. This isn't ideal but is better than powering stuff down. However, as previous posts have indicated, the Ethernet connection would be better.

15-12-2006, 11:15	#6
abailey152 Inactive Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: In hiding! Services: 60Mb VM BB Sky+HD Posts: 725	Re: Help Sounds like your modem's USB drivers are loading before your USB port drivers have initialised. The modem's drivers look for a connection which isn't there, so skip their initialisation. Are you connected via a USB hub? If so, try connecting directly to a USB port on ur PC. If not, then try changing ports as this may just re-organise the startup order. If this doesn't work, and the above is correct, then with your PC running, try unplugging the modem's USB lead then plugging it back in. This isn't ideal but is better than powering stuff down. However, as previous posts have indicated, the Ethernet connection would be better.