04-20-2012 10:16 AM
I recently did a fresh install of win 7 64-bit on my thinkpad x200 tabletpc, updated all the usual drivers and software from lenovo and windows update. Whenever I rotate my display into tablet mode, I always get the message 'USB Device Not Recognized' in the system tray, windows then trys to find and install device drivers for it but is unsuccessful every time. I have tried to find device drivers to fix this without any success. In device manager, I see the culprit highlighted under Universal Serial Bus Controllers with a yellow exclamation mark sign beside 'Unknown Device' with a location of Port_#001.Hub_#002. I have tried uninstalling and and reinstalling this, still no success. I have tried to disable it merely to stop the annoying prompt from the system tray yet it still comes back and warns me of the same problem.
Has anybody else experienced this ? Does anybody have any suggestion for solving the problem ?
I'm guessing it is related to the display driver, I will try installing/reinstalling another version of that to see if that fixes it. I'm starting to doubt the integrity of this tablet, I've begun to notice a lot more driver and USB conflicts lately..
04-21-2012 12:46 AM - edited 04-21-2012 04:01 AM
Did you install the Cipset driver.
I guess, this is missing and so unknown devices cannot get recognized well.
What about the tablet button driver?
04-22-2012 08:46 AM
I had the button driver installed already, I then installed that Cipset driver but unfortunately that did not solve the problem. I wonder if there is a certain order in which the updates and drivers should be installed ? Is it possible that if they are not installed in some order that conflicts and file overwrites between them may prevent certain features from working properly ? Well, I'm going to try uninstalling and reinstalling drivers and see if that might help. Thank you for the suggestion and links anyway.
04-22-2012 12:38 PM - edited 04-22-2012 12:40 PM
Indeed the is a recommended order to install the drivers. But you are able to install them in your own order without getting big trouble. It often happens, that a driver got not installed and a "post-install" helps solving the problem.
Do you have a fingerprint reader at the display bezel? In that case: Is the pingerprint reader package installed?(Fingerprint reader is connected to USB)
05-01-2012
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