Apologize for the poor Hamlet-title , but I think that it fits the article exactly. I wanted to give you a tip about something, apart from registry cleaner, that many people are wondering about.

Usb 2.0 has been around in a number years and is in all modern computers. But for a computer that has some years on the neck the question turns up in the head sometimes - can I to draw benefit of this fast gadget, do I have usb 2.0 or not?

If you put an usb 2.0-gadget in an usb 1.1-port Window presents most directly a warning message about that it will not function with full speed. But it is of course pity if you already have bought the gadget.

You can check directly which type of usb you have. Open the system drive (fastest through holding down the keys Window+Pause/Break, choose system drive on the tab firmware. ). Look under USB-drives. If you see some row that contains” Enhanced USB controller”,” USB” Enhanced Host controller” or some similar words you have usb 2.0.

Would you be without it, you could get a cheap expansion card to set in a free-and-easy pci-card holder - fits all computers.

(The tips concerns also Window Vista, but is not needed there – A Vista-computer should not lack usb 2.0.)