HP Pavilion zt3100 HP Notebook Series - Troubleshooting - Page 55

USB Problems, USB device does not work, USB device does not work during startup

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Problems and Solutions USB Problems USB device does not work ■ If the device requires external power, be sure that it is plugged securely into an electrical outlet as well as into a USB connector on the notebook. ■ Verify that the device is functioning properly by connecting it to a USB connector on another system. ■ Verify with the device manufacturer that you are using the correct driver(s). ■ Use the Device Manager utility in your operating system to check for and resolve any resource conflicts. USB device does not work during startup Refer to your model-specific documentation for information about USB legacy support. (USB legacy support enables a USB device, such as an optional external keyboard or mouse, to function during startup, before Windows loads.) Troubleshooting 2-39

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Problems and Solutions
Troubleshooting
2–39
USB Problems
USB device does not work
If the device requires external power, be sure that it is plugged
securely into an electrical outlet as well as into a USB connector on
the notebook.
Verify that the device is functioning properly by connecting it to a
USB connector on another system.
Verify with the device manufacturer that you are using the correct
driver(s).
Use the Device Manager utility in your operating system to check for
and resolve any resource conflicts.
USB device does not work during startup
Refer to your model-specific documentation for information about USB
legacy support. (USB legacy support enables a USB device, such as an
optional external keyboard or mouse, to function during startup, before
Windows loads.)