Solve : Usb contoller prob.appearing then gone.?

1.	Solve : Usb contoller prob.appearing then gone.?
Answer» hi! i have a usb gamepad and i have vista ultimate x64 FIRST when i connected it appeared under human interface CONTROLLER in the device manager. After a few days i connected it again this time the computer does not RECOGNIZES it. it is not shown under usb not recognizable or under hid. i dont what happened. The controller is getting power because its analog led is on. Any ideas?If this is a recent problem, you might want to try a System Restore (located in the Start Menu). Otherwise, I would re-install the Gamepad. What is the gamepad may I ask?sorry i dont have any system restore before the problem before. How could i install it it does not have any driver. It just appeared automatically under Human interface Devices. Its the one which is used to play games.My first suggestion would be to go to Device Manager and look for any Yellow Exclamation Marks or Question Marks. You can get to Device Manager by going to Control Panel and clicking on System. Then choose the Hardware tab and click on Device Manager.Quote from: Carbon Dudeoxide on August 18, 2008, 09:18:57 PM My first suggestion would be to go to Device Manager and look for any Yellow Exclamation Marks or Question Marks. You can get to Device Manager by going to Control Panel and clicking on System. Then choose the Hardware tab and click on Device Manager. It is not appearing in the device manager. It was the first thing i did.What's not appearing? The Gamepad? Are there any Yellow Symbols anywhere in Device Manager?There are no yellow signs and the game pad is not appearing anywhere INCLUDING device manager and the gamecontroller in control panel.Exactly what is the Game Pad? What Model?it is ps2 controller type.Play Station Controller or PS/2 controller? ANYWAYS, I would try to Reinstall the Driver for the device.How long of a cord is this controller hooked up to ? ? Does it work on another machine ? ? Hooked up to front or rear USB ports ? ?

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hi! i have a usb gamepad and i have vista ultimate x64 FIRST when i connected it appeared under human interface CONTROLLER in the device manager. After a few days i connected it again this time the computer does not RECOGNIZES it. it is not shown under usb not recognizable or under hid. i dont what happened. The controller is getting power because its analog led is on. Any ideas?If this is a recent problem, you might want to try a System Restore (located in the Start Menu).

Otherwise, I would re-install the Gamepad.

What is the gamepad may I ask?sorry i dont have any system restore before the problem before. How could i install it it does not have any driver. It just appeared automatically under Human interface Devices.
Its the one which is used to play games.My first suggestion would be to go to Device Manager and look for any Yellow Exclamation Marks or Question Marks.

You can get to Device Manager by going to Control Panel and clicking on System.
Then choose the Hardware tab and click on Device Manager.Quote from: Carbon Dudeoxide on August 18, 2008, 09:18:57 PM

My first suggestion would be to go to Device Manager and look for any Yellow Exclamation Marks or Question Marks.

You can get to Device Manager by going to Control Panel and clicking on System.
Then choose the Hardware tab and click on Device Manager.

It is not appearing in the device manager. It was the first thing i did.What's not appearing? The Gamepad?

Are there any Yellow Symbols anywhere in Device Manager?There are no yellow signs and the game pad is not appearing anywhere INCLUDING device manager and the gamecontroller in control panel.Exactly what is the Game Pad? What Model?it is ps2 controller type.Play Station Controller or PS/2 controller?

ANYWAYS, I would try to Reinstall the Driver for the device.How long of a cord is this controller hooked up to ? ?

Does it work on another machine ? ?
Hooked up to front or rear USB ports ? ?

Solve : Usb contoller prob.appearing then gone.?

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