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I found the solution to my own problem and thought I would pass it along to others so that they would not have to go through the frustration I have gone through. If you have a USB hub and other USB devices connected to your computer DISCONNECT them before allowing Vista to install service pack 2. If you don't it will reconfigure some of them including your motherboard ports. It took a lot of juggling and trial and error to find the solution but voila my computer is up and running again. No thanks to Microsoft. I rebooted the USB hub and changed ports in the rear of the computer. One of them is completely non functional now. I also had to switch ports for my garmin device. At first I thought it was a bad USB hub but it wasn't. It was something (don't ask me what) that Microsoft programmed when they did there service pack FIX(?)
Thnks for sharing, same is happening to me since i did some trial and error to find the apropiate drivers for a USB hub that had NO identification at all. Now i have to turn on my computer, wait for BIOS to check the memory, then hit the restart button/turn off and on again for windows to boot. Ill try removing the extra drivers that i added and see if it keeps happening
