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USB "Bug Fixes" / Windows 2000 Service Pack 4

USB 2.0 and Wireless Internet Connectivity for Windows 2000 are among the 650 + features and fixes of Service Pack 4 released to the public on Thursday, June 26, 2003.  Microsoft and hundreds of Beta Testers have been working since October of 2002 on this project, testing no less than 5 refreshes of this the latest service pack.  The culmination of of this 9 month joint effort is the Final Release Version of Windows 2000 Service Pack 4.

The following is a list of 11 Universal Serial Bus specific "Bugs" that were not corrected by Service Pack 3 with a hyperlink to the Microsoft Knowledge Base Article that it refers to.  These specific USB issues are corrected by the installation of Service Pack 4.

Windows Service Packs are cumulative which means that Service Pack 4 contains all the fixes from the 3 previous service packs.  Therefore, installing Service Pack 4 precludes the need for installing any of the other Service Packs.

Service Pack 4 for Windows 2000 can be downloaded from the Microsoft Web Site.

Download Service Pack 4 from Microsoft

Warning

Microsoft cautions users who have previously downloaded specific hot fixes for their machines that additional patching may be required after Service pack 4 is installed. 

This issue effects a very small group of individuals with systems that required specific "Hot Fixes" from Microsoft to correct isolated problems and does not effect individuals who installed publicly posted patches.

"If this issue affects your system, the Windows 2000 SP4 installer will pause during setup and alert you to the fixes that are in conflict. If you do not receive this message, you can ignore this issue. If you choose to continue setup without taking action, you can still finish the SP4 installation, and then apply the updated fix afterward."

For additional information on the Hot Fix issue and Service Pack 4 read the Microsoft Knowledge Base Article 822384 "Some Windows 2000 Hotfixes May Cause a Conflict with Service Pack 4 for Windows 2000."
 

The List

  • Universal Serial Bus 2.0 Support in Windows 2000 - 319973

 

  • Data That Is Not Valid Is Copied from a USB Floppy Disk Drive If the PAE Option Is Used - 331961

 

  • USB Keyboard and Mouse Devices Do Not Work Correctly If You Reconnect Them While Windows Is Running  - 814958

 

  • There Was an Error Found When Printing the Document Error Message When You Print a Document Over an Infrared Port - 816924

 

  • This Device Cannot Start (Code 10) Error Message When You Remove Your USB Hub - 329184

 

  • FIX: Cannot Resume from Hibernation When Devices That Are Behind a USB 2.0 Hub Are Removed - 814484

 

  • Only One Function Is Enumerated and a Code 10 Error Occurs in Device Manager When You Insert a Multifunction PC Card into a PCMCIA Slot - 813707

 

  • USB Storage Device Is Not Recognized After the Computer Resumes from Hibernation - 811011

 

  • Removing USB Hub Causes STOP 0x0000001E - 328036

 

  • Computer Enters Standby During IR File Transfer in Windows 2000 - 325031

 

  • Data Added to Removable Media During Hibernation May Be Lost When You Resume Windows 2000 - 327081

 

Service Pack 4 for Windows 2000 can be downloaded from the Microsoft Web Site

Download Service Pack 4 from Microsoft

 

Jeff Roberts

USBMan

06-23-2003

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