I would like some info on referring to USB ports. I have tried Google
with no joy.
I have four USB ports on the back of my PC.
Does each physical USB port have a fixed ID which I can always use to
refer to it (such as "USB port 0")?
Or alternatively, is the reference to a given physical port allocated
dynamically depending on what USB device and maybe what USB hub is
attached to it?
Thank you.
Jon
PS: Does a given *physical* USB port have the potential in everyday use
to support several *logical* USB ports?
with no joy.
I have four USB ports on the back of my PC.
Does each physical USB port have a fixed ID which I can always use to
refer to it (such as "USB port 0")?
Or alternatively, is the reference to a given physical port allocated
dynamically depending on what USB device and maybe what USB hub is
attached to it?
Thank you.
Jon
PS: Does a given *physical* USB port have the potential in everyday use
to support several *logical* USB ports?
to keyboard and composed:

to usbview, the USB port numbers are fixed. I don't have a hub so I
can't tell you how usbview identifies devices attached in this way.
- Franc Zabkar
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to usbview, the USB port numbers are fixed. I don't have a hub so I
can't tell you how usbview identifies devices attached in this way.
- Franc Zabkar
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Please remove one 'i' from my address when replying by email.
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>with no joy.
>I have four USB ports on the back of my PC.
>Does each physical USB port have a fixed ID which I can always use to
>refer to it (such as "USB port 0")?
>Or alternatively, is the reference to a given physical port allocated
>dynamically depending on what USB device and maybe what USB hub is
>attached to it?
>Thank you.
>Jon
>PS: Does a given *physical* USB port have the potential in everyday use
>to support several *logical* USB ports?