USB settings

Hey how are you.Hoping to get some help as a search on the 'net hasnt brought anything up.
I recently bought an MSI K9N6GM motherboard now maybe i didnt set up the bios right or something.However when i use the 2 provided USB pinups on the board and connect a memory card reader to them or the front USB on my case.I constantly get I/O errors from both.The rear USB work fine.I was looking thru the AMI bios settings and spotted 2 seperate settings one that says "USB Controller" and another that says "USB 2.0 Controller" both are set to enable.I am wondering if this could be causing a problem with the front USB hookups.Should one be set to disbabled? Or is this just a quirk with the chipset Nvidia MCP(V)61.?? Any help would be apreciated i ahve tried a number of diffrent settings to no Avial.

 

Installed the propers drivers for the Card Readers? and watch out somes onboards plugs dont accepts memory stick readers... and watchout too for plug it corectly

 

Thanks fellows for all the infn further investigation it seems i can send large files of any format except .MP3. I end up with an I/O error and a windows pop up message about writing to the the hardware or disk has failed.Any idea's? I even tried my USB stick and ythe same thing could it have something to do with .MP3 files??

 

No problems at all with any other file's to or from a USB stick or funny as it seems to my MP3 player.i am thinking it may be some kind of limitation on the MP3 player.Although i have had the same thing happen with a USB stick.When trying to send mp3's to it.Large mp3's of over 10 megs just wont go.

 

Hmmm

There is something about this and I can't remember whether it is OS related or hardware. We tried to transfer files over 10G to my singers thumbdrive. It came up with the same thing on my old system I can't remember what it was

 

Hi


There is no any limitations on MP3 Player nor I/O error. Sometimes it happens due to some files corruptions.
It looks odd that you can send files with other format. I think you are trying the same file again and again. It also can be due to some virus. I suggest you to delete this file and copy another one.

Do this with another MP3 file.

Charles

 

Usually the front USB port supply less current to the device, stuff like 2.5" external drive cant support off front USB.

I know this happens to mine as well as when I play movie off front usb from external; i would get device disconnection sometimes.

Hmm.. maybe when transfer larger file uses more current?

 

Then maybe is the internal cables connected to the front USB ports which maybe frizzy and unable to support the transfer speed .. i reckon ..