Need someone Computer/DSP savy to help me with my New Kicker IQ amp(usb port issue)

USB 3 is compatible with usb 2 devices. I dont know what you are trying to do there to downgrade...

Without knowing a single thing about what you are using, you probably need to install a driver package before plugging it in.

If you did not, Windows may have installed a generic one which has it stuck.

If it happened, you must identify what driver package was installed and remove it.

If you installed the package yourself, did you only install 1? Sometimes manufacturers offer 32 and 64b versions and other versions for various reasons.

If you installed more than 1, then you are having usb conflicting issues and need to remove ALL of them and start over.

One curious thing i'd like to see is this-

Plug USB into computer, open device manager and see what is listed.

Is unknown devices listed?

Under Ports and Coms, is there anything listed in there pertaining to the device?

Perhaps your motherboard is too weak to supply power to device?

Try another computer or use a powered usb hub.

can you fix your pics?

also, after seeing the video, do you get the under voltage light to come on?

It looks like from the video that no computer interaction is necessary to get this to link to software.

what do you mean fix? yes under voltage light comes on. the computer thinks the amp needs 2.0 port i tried deleting my 3.0 driver but it didnt help.

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photobucket doesnt work anymore bro.

Wow, they must be using a very **** ROM chip on that amplifier for it not to work with usb 3.0.

Well, do you have any usb 2.0 ports on your computer?

If not, i dont know what to say except you need to find an older computer. That's pretty stupid in this day and age that everything should be progressive.

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I have not tried to connect a PC to a Kicker IQ amplifier. However, based on these pictures I don't see that your computer has any trouble recognizing the amplifier. It's been a very long time since I did any PC work professionally but the typical sign of trouble under Device Manager is a yellow exclamation mark next to a device that isn't working.

You could try a different USB cable and/or wait until the dealer is open to get their take on this and figure it out.

All failed guess its a bad amp //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/frown.gif.a3531fa0534503350665a1e957861287.gif

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Really? Did you take it to the dealer already?