USB2 printer connects to USB1 hub

I have an HP 5600 printer. The USBInfo program recognizes it as a USB2
device, but shows it connected to a USB1 hub in my Dell Desktop. How
do I get it moved to the USB2 hub? I have tried disconnecting both
power and USB cable.
Could it be the cable?

Jim T. wrote:
> I have an HP 5600 printer. The USBInfo program recognizes it as a USB2
> device, but shows it connected to a USB1 hub in my Dell Desktop. How
> do I get it moved to the USB2 hub? I have tried disconnecting both
> power and USB cable.
> Could it be the cable?

What's the model of your Dell?

On Thu, 11 Oct 2007 01:47:37 GMT, Grinder <grinder@no.spam.maam.com>
wrote:

>Jim T. wrote:
>> I have an HP 5600 printer. The USBInfo program recognizes it as a USB2
>> device, but shows it connected to a USB1 hub in my Dell Desktop. How
>> do I get it moved to the USB2 hub? I have tried disconnecting both
>> power and USB cable.
>> Could it be the cable?
>
>What's the model of your Dell?

8300

Jim T. <suenjim4.badaddress@comcast.net> wrote:

> I have an HP 5600 printer. The USBInfo program recognizes it as a USB2
> device, but shows it connected to a USB1 hub in my Dell Desktop. How
> do I get it moved to the USB2 hub? I have tried disconnecting both
> power and USB cable.
> Could it be the cable?

USB1 or USB2 will depend on the connector. IOW, if

- Your system has USB2 *but* the device is USB1 then the speed will be USB1
speed

- If your system has USB1 and device is USB2 then the speed will be USB1
speed.

- If the system has USB2 and device is USB2 then you will have USB2 speed.

Jim T. wrote:
> On Thu, 11 Oct 2007 01:47:37 GMT, Grinder <grinder@no.spam.maam.com>
> wrote:
>
>> Jim T. wrote:
>>> I have an HP 5600 printer. The USBInfo program recognizes it as a USB2
>>> device, but shows it connected to a USB1 hub in my Dell Desktop. How
>>> do I get it moved to the USB2 hub? I have tried disconnecting both
>>> power and USB cable.
>>> Could it be the cable?
>> What's the model of your Dell?
>
> 8300

The Dimension 8300 apparently does have USB2 on board.

http://support.dell.com/support/edoc...0/sm/specs.htm
http://www.intel.com/products/chipsets/875P/index.htm

I would be surprised if it were the cable, but I suppose that's an easy
thing to try.

If you look under "Universal Serial Bus controllers" in your Device
Manager, do you see an entry for an *enhanced* controller? (The exact
entry text can vary.)

"Jim T." <suenjim4.badaddress@comcast.net> wrote in message
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>I have an HP 5600 printer. The USBInfo program recognizes it as a USB2
> device, but shows it connected to a USB1 hub in my Dell Desktop. How
> do I get it moved to the USB2 hub? I have tried disconnecting both
> power and USB cable.

Do you have the device plugged into a USB hub or direct to your DELL? If it
goes into a USB hub, then that hub is connected to the DELL, then you
probably have a USB1 Hub!