IF you download the free program HWiNFO32, when you open it go under
"your" PC > ports > USB > Standard Enhanced PCI to USB Host Controller > Port 1 / Port 2
here you can find out if you have a free internal slot i recommend filling up your external ports so it does not show up as empty.
you will be able to find the number of ports you computer has by clicking the start button right clocking on my computer > manage this opens a windows then device manager > universal Serial Bus controllers an this should list you USB hubs and there controllers
Hope this helps
ps. sorry for bad spelling
If one's laptop already has a USB port, a USB 2.0 PCMCIA card and hub are not necessary, as all USB devices can work in any USB port albeit sometimes at a lower speed . However, for maximum speed, if USB 2.0 is not available on the laptop, the USB 2.0 PCMCIA Card can be installed. All you need is a hub and that's assuming that you don't have a spare USB port on your system. If all your USB ports are used, simply attach 1 or more items to the new hub and attach the hub to the resultant free port. I recommend that you choose a hub with 4 or more ports - to allow for future upgrades or additions. Hope this helps. Canis I would recommend a powered hub if you are connecting to a laptop. The buss voltage drops off with multiple items plugged into a laptop.
This is not possible. The speed of the USB controller is based on its complex chipset, which cannot be feasibly replaced. If you want USB 2.0 ports on your laptop, you will need to purchase a PC Card with a USB hub.
Get a USB hub. Then, plug it in one of your USB outlets on the other end they come in all sizes. There lots and types in store that are cheap.
The Dell Studio XP 1645 has four USB slots, but you can always add more with a USB hub if required.
apple laptops really need a USB hub. USB hub makes your life easier!
A FD (flashdrive) is a portable data storage device that uses flash memory. A USB port is a port for a USB cable or anything that has USB capabilities, to plug into. For example, a FD normally plugs into a USB port.
yes
A usb hub refers to USB devices, just basically give you extra usb plugs. This is not related to a network hub.
A USB hub that runs on the power provided though the USB cable (rather than a USB hub powered by an external electrical supply).
Yes you can, but the USB 3.0 hub will only work at the speed of the USB 2.0 port.
A root hub is the socket on a computer's system board to which its USB ports are connected. A computer may have more than one USB root hub.
In regards to the average usb port hub and how many ports are available, this can vary. The average usb port hub can support up to four usb inputs at a time.