USB 2.0 Host Adapter User Manual Page 3
4.
Installing Windows XP driver
Microsoft EHCI drivers for Windows XP are not included inside this package. You need to
download Windows XP Service Pack 1 for the Microsoft EHCI drivers. If you have already
installed Windows XP Service Pack 1 in your system, Windows XP will automatically install
all the drivers for you.
To download Windows XP Service Pack 1
1. Make sure you are connected to the internet.
2. Click
Start
and select
Windows Update
.
3. Windows XP will launch Microsoft Internet Explorer and open the link to Microsoft
Windows Update. Click
Scan for updates
.
4. Microsoft Windows Update will list all available updates on the web. At
Critical
Updates and Service Packs
, select
Windows XP Service Pack 1
for download.
5. Once Windows XP Service Pack 1 is downloaded and installed into your system,
you need to restart Windows XP before the Microsoft EHCI drivers are installed into
your system.
5.
Installing Windows 2000/ME/98SE/98 driver
1. Make sure the VIA PCI to USB 2.0 Host Controller card has been installed correctly
on your system.
2. If your card is installed correctly, you will find the following in the Device Manager.
a. Windows 2000 User - you will find a yellow exclamation mark next to the
Universal
Serial Bus (USB) Controller
item under
Other devices
in Device Manager.
b. Windows ME/98SE/98 User – you will find a yellow exclamation mark next to one of
the
VIA Tech 3038 PCI to USB Universal Host Controller item
under
Universal
Serial Bus Controllers
in Device Manager.
3. Insert the supplied Driver Installation CD into the CDROM drive.
4. Execute the setup program by double clicking on the
SETUP.EXE
file in
D:\VIA\VT6202
folder of the Driver Installation CD (Assuming your CDROM drive is
Drive D).
5. At the setup program, select
Install USB Driver
and press the
Next
button.
6. Follow the setup program instructions to finish installing the EHCI drivers. Once the
drivers are installed, you need to restart your Windows.
7. If you have installed the EHCI drivers correctly, the yellow exclamation mark next to
the item in Device Manager described step 2 will be missing and the EHCI driver
will be added to
Universal Serial Bus Controllers
in Device Manager.
