USB hub I connected a 4-port USB (Micro Innovations) Hub to my computer. When I connect somethibg to this hub, it states that its being connected to a USB 1.0. But the hub is connect to a USB 2.0. Why is this happening? Can it be corrected. Thanks

Yes. While the speed from the USB device to the USB hub may be faster (USB 2.0 protocol, rather than the slower USB 1.1 protocol), your hub is still connected to a USB 1.1 port on your computer.

I have had several ports go bad for no apparent reason. its happened on internal and external devices.
Frankly, unless this is a thing of principal for you I would just go and order a new hub from Amazon for a few bucks and be done with it. Even if its under warranty you would probably be required to ship the dead one back so that would cost more than getting a new one.
Just my 2 cents

The connection on the rear of the hub should go to a USB connection on the laptop, not a PS/2 connection. A PS/2 to USB adapter is used to connect a PS/2 keyboard or mouse to a USB connection.

all you need is the longitus eterneth cable needed to connect to / from the Dynex 4 port Hub ethernet cable plus a host pc on Dynex 4 port ethernet hub, the host pc you need to specify that you are sharing the connection of internet connection through the eterneth, and ready
luck

Try connecting the hub to another USB port. You may even connect this same device to another computer and check if that works. This will help isolate the issue better.

That product has been discontinued by the manufacturer and the online drivers have been removed. You can try contacting them to see if they can email you the driver. Their contact info is available here...http://www.mic-innovations.com/contact_us.asp

I think it clearly states that the device is defective.... you need to call IOGEAR for RMA if its still under warranty

After installing the USB controller card into a PCI slot inside your computer, connect the 4 port hub to it with the supplied cable. (at the back of the computer)
Do not connect the DVD Recorder to the old usb ports. They will still work, but obviously not 2.0.

Connecting the power supply for the hub is optional, but usually a good idea.

If your computer still doesn't recognize the hub, make sure you have all of the latest windows updates and try running Add New Hardware in control panel. Also, just unplugging the hub and plugging it back in will sometimes work. Use a different port on the controller card if necessary.

As a last resort, you may need to disable the onboard usb controller through your system bios.

Good Luck

u must installed the USB 2.0 driver in your install. The problem is they support USB 2.0 driver. so u must updated. ok

im using vista too, when i had 2 hubs only one was working. but i did have the hub plugged into the other hub once i linked it directly to the pc's usb port, it worked... the problem was i wanted that port for an external hard drive, but now i just plugged that into one of the hubs!! problem fixed