USB 3.0 is backward compatible with previous versions of USB. You should be
able to just connect the 2.0 device to the 3.0 port without any issues.
Chris
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Hello,
You may want to just hit F5 to refresh. When Windows reads the drive it
stores the info in memory if the drive doesn't respond fast enough it
may show as being blank and Windows won't recheck the information unless
you force it to.
David Gerry
Boston, Massachusetts
On 4/19/2015
USB 3 is backward compatible with USB 2, so you don't need any adapter.
Bill
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Subject: Re: Attention usb adapters and drivers
what you say is not entirely true.
i have u s b 3 and 2 on my computer. so far i have had no problems, except
-Eyes Discussion List
Subject: Re: Attention usb adapters and drivers
what you say is not entirely true.
i have u s b 3 and 2 on my computer. so far i have had no problems, except
for flash drives.
half my older flash drives must not be fast enough. they will show a blank
drive , may only shold
I thought usb3 was supposed to be backward compatible so you could use your
usb2 stuff in it. Pam.
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From: Kenneth Son via Talk
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Subject: Attention usb adapters and drivers
Hello list.
I have a new
