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I am trying to use an Advent HB212 as a USB Hub doesn't appear to connect
I’ve used two different cables to attach to the hub can’t believe its the cables
haven’t used the hub for about 12 months and never on this PC.
Either the Hub has gone awol it has had the minimum use or the software can’t handle it?????
can anybody give me a clue
Help Mike
USB Hub connectivity
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USB Hub connectivity
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Re: USB Hub connectivity
Hi solosuperia,
If the USB hub does not have its own power supply then do not use it because they do not work well or worse they work intermittently. There are many good USB hubs that do have their own power supply and work great in Linux Mint.
Hope this helps ...
If the USB hub does not have its own power supply then do not use it because they do not work well or worse they work intermittently. There are many good USB hubs that do have their own power supply and work great in Linux Mint.
Hope this helps ...
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Re: USB Hub connectivity
Thanks for your interest but I'm using a hub with its own power supply.......
I just think it must be software related but haven't got a clue what
Cheers Mike
I just think it must be software related but haven't got a clue what
Cheers Mike
Re: USB Hub connectivity
Hi Mike "solosuperia",
There is always the possibility that the power adapter has gone bad or a power surge hurt the power adapter and or the USB hub itself.
Can you explain in more detail what problems you are having? What devices are you attaching to this USB hub that are not working? Do any drives attached show up in your file manager?
There is always the possibility that the power adapter has gone bad or a power surge hurt the power adapter and or the USB hub itself.
Can you explain in more detail what problems you are having? What devices are you attaching to this USB hub that are not working? Do any drives attached show up in your file manager?
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Re: USB Hub connectivity
I have since tried it on a laptop running windows and again dead as a doornail.......
As you said guessing it has been fatally injured at some point.
It has had next to no use so rather infuriating.
Thanks for your interest guys
Cheers
As you said guessing it has been fatally injured at some point.
It has had next to no use so rather infuriating.
Thanks for your interest guys
Cheers
Re: USB Hub connectivity
Hi solosuperia,
You are welcome...
That is too bad your USB hub is no longer working, but fortunately, they are readily available at Amazon.com, Ebay, local electronics stores, business supply stores, etc...
You are welcome...
That is too bad your USB hub is no longer working, but fortunately, they are readily available at Amazon.com, Ebay, local electronics stores, business supply stores, etc...
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