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I was thinking of giving it a shot, but it doesn't seem to actually be even doing anything remotely intensive with the device - this process named WZCBDL9X locks up hard on startup. The worst it could be doing is scanning for points.
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This is the second USB device I tried. I used a wireless mouse and keyboard, which seemed to work fine. (using PS/2 though.) It might be a 1.0 controller, i think it's 1.1 though. Does 1997-1998 sound like the time of 1.1 or 1.0? (after accidentally starting this as new topic, shame on me)
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Windows XP; I installed the config utiliuty and the XP version of the drivers. The problematic one has a Cyrix 6x86, 28 MB RAM, and a SiS USB chip.
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I recently got an old USB 1.1 WiFI adapter (D-Link DWL-122, Prism3 chipset) and hooked it up. I installed the config utility and the drivers, but now whenever I reboot, it crashes. It's this weird process that immediately is not responsive and locks up the system to the point only double three finger salutes (to force a reboot) and cursor movement works. If I kill it before it locks up the system, I log in normally, but it seems to hard reboot with ScanDisk running after it wakes up from its sudden halt. I only go to log in once though, so I'm not sure about this. Any help? The adapter works fine on another PC.