It doesn't take much effort to install a new USB controller into your system. All you need to do is to carefully and carefully follow the instructions that you see on your screen. In addition, before buying an additional usb controller, first make sure you need it, because, as in the 21st century and in modern computers, the number of usb inputs is more than enough (4-6 on average), but if your PC belongs to the Stone Age, or for some other reason you need it, then from this article you will learn how to properly install a usb controller.
Instructions
Step 1
So, first of all, open the box with the device purchased at the nearest computer store, as well as the side wall of the system unit, making sure that the computer is turned off. You should now have a PCI-USB controller in your hands, which must be carefully inserted into any available PCI slot on the motherboard. Once you're done with this, close the side wall and turn on the computer.
Step 2
The mechanical work is completed, all that remains is to install the drivers and the trick is in the bag. As soon as you log into Windows, the Found New Hardware Wizard will begin its work, eventually determining the presence of a new device. Follow the instructions on the screen. If the required drivers are not found in the system, then insert the disc with them into the drive, which should come with the controller. Complete the driver installation.
Step 3
Now, for reliability, you can check whether you did everything correctly, for this go to the device manager, then in the "universal serial bus" section, two new objects will appear: Host controller and Root splitter. If everything is so, now you can actively use a brand new usb controller by inserting into usb inputs: flash drives, photo cameras, and other peripherals.
Step 4
As you can see, everything is simple and accessible. And modern usb 2.0 controllers allow you to transfer information at a speed of 480 Mbps, which is very mobile.
