Frustration
n00b
- Joined
- Jan 9, 2004
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- 33
It turns out I just went into the Device Manager in the Control panel and had Windows install its own generic driver, and then the USB worked fine. Just comes to show that even Dell's "essential" drivers aren't very, well, essential. 
Not sure what they mean about "Pentium M Processor support" in the driver description though.
Not sure what they mean about "Pentium M Processor support" in the driver description though.