Help Need Installing a IRDA USB adaptor
Posts: n/a I have just bought a IRDA USB Adaptor, a GMUI-4200N. I am running XP Pro. And connecting it to a powered USB Hub. After I have installed it I get the message This device cannot start. (Code 10) I have messed about for hours with it and still no luck. Any pointers please. Best Regards Baz  Responses to "Help Need Installing a IRDA USB adaptor"
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Posts: n/a Re: Help Need Installing a IRDA USB adaptor Thanks.Got it going now, I switched on my power to the hub. Dooh.................. Baz "bit head" <no.spam@thanks.com> wrote in message news:ThNjb.253$BE6.1885385@news-text.cableinet.net... > > "baz" <blackcad@REMOVEbasil22.freeserve.co.uk> wrote in message > news:1ezjb.11232$kA.2774383@wards.force9.net... > > Hi All. > > I have just bought a IRDA USB Adaptor, a GMUI-4200N. > > I am running XP Pro. And connecting it to a powered USB Hub. > > After I have installed it I get the message This device cannot start. > (Code > > 10) > > I have messed about for hours with it and still no luck. > > Any pointers please. > > > > Best Regards > > Baz > > > Try connecting directly to the PC's own USB port. > Check the hub is switched to "self " and not "bus" power. > Some ports and hubs can't provide sufficient power to the USB device, > especially older USB 1.0 ports. Code 10 indicates a lack of power available. > >
Posts: n/a Re: Help Need Installing a IRDA USB adaptor "bit head" <no.spam@thanks.com> wrote innews:ThNjb.253$BE6.1885385@news-text.cableinet.net: > "baz" <blackcad@REMOVEbasil22.freeserve.co.uk> wrote in message > news:1ezjb.11232$kA.2774383@wards.force9.net... >> Hi All. >> I have just bought a IRDA USB Adaptor, a GMUI-4200N. >> I am running XP Pro. And connecting it to a powered USB Hub. >> After I have installed it I get the message This device cannot start. > (Code >> 10) >> I have messed about for hours with it and still no luck. >> Any pointers please. >> > Try connecting directly to the PC's own USB port. > Check the hub is switched to "self " and not "bus" power. > Some ports and hubs can't provide sufficient power to the USB device, > especially older USB 1.0 ports. Code 10 indicates a lack of power > available. What a great response! I don't think that Nokia themselves would have been able to provide a more lucid, concise, and useful procedure for resolving the OP's problem. -- MBW San Jose, CA
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