This usb device can perform faster if you connect it to a hi speed usb 2.0 port. I have an hp pivilion dv 6000, and according to the specs, I have usb 2.0, but I get this message every time I plug my flash drive in. Why?

Your laptop has USB1 port and the USB 2 message will appear if you plug an USB 2 device into this USB port.
You maybe able to upgrade the USB port to USB 2 if there is a BIOS upgrade available from the laptop manufacturer's WEB site.
If not you maybe able to get an USB 2 PCMCIA card to install into the PCMCAI slot on your laptop.

your laptop usb port is 1.0 cam is ready for 2.0 usb port if your laptop has 2.0 usb port the cam is not detecting it.try removing all usb ports in device maneger reboot sytem will autodetect and reload usb drivers should take care of problem if laptop has 2.0 ports

For the USB ports, you may want to verify that the drivers for the "enhanced USB" are up to date and for USB 2.0 or 1.1. USB 2.0 ports are generally backwards compatible for 1.1 devices. The "enhanced" does indicate USB 2.0 controller. 30mins to backup 3GB to your external drive is a VERY long time. USB 2.0 transfers data up to 480mbps, but if you get an error message indicating that the device can perform faster on a 2.0 port, you maybe transferring data at 12mbps which is USB 1.1 speed

To speed up the transferring of data, identify which USB contoller in Device Manager is the USB port you're having a problem with, and delete it from Device Manager. Then, plug in your external drive into a USB port its never used before.

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you might need the intel chip set drivers available from HP ... sometimes you have to remove the USB ports in Device Manager .. then reboot .. that will reload the USB drivers ..

here is a discussion about that problem
http://forums13.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/bizsupport/questionanswer.do?prodSeriesId=1847703&prodTypeId=321957&threadId=1217468&admit=109447627+1258886634148+28353475

From the manufacturer's web-site:

http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/Home.jsp?lang=en&cc=ca&prodTypeId=321957&prodSeriesId=364182

download the device-driver(s).

this is usb issue
your computer usb has a lower version than your pendrive
you cannot use better drivers because this is from mainboard chipset
Also you can put a pci usb card version 2.0 for your pendrive

i think your problem is that even though the camera is there on your laptop it does not show any attatched devices like camera in it, it is because vista will not detect any usb camera devices as Xp. Try using some camera management software like WinDVR or something else

Hi,
this is a common error with operating systems and devices.
If you go into my Computer/system/device manager. And remove the installed USB devices. shutdown the computer, and reboot it. then try putting your USB device in.
What general happens, is that if you have had an older device in the USB port at any time, the port configures itself to this setting. options are to try another port on the computer ( some older ports only support usb1.1 )
ensure you have up to date drivers on the connecting device and on the connecting computer.
Hope this helps Mike @ Compurepair.

Try opening up the device manager and unistall everything in the Universal Serial Bus Controllers. Then reboot and let windows reinstall the USB controllers. Windows should now be able to recognize properly USB2 devices.

Dear customer,

Though you get these msg's which you have mentioned, you can ignore them, and try manualy installing the driver software for the camera, somehow.

Thankyou