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Originally Posted by mbovenka
My laptop is slightly newer (2007 or so, a Core2Duo with 1.5 GB RAM), but it has the same(ish) USB controller (Intel 82801G). And I can't even get it to send two books at the same time, let alone 932... 
If I want to send more than one or two books, I convert them to kepub, save the kepubs to disk and copy them by hand. That works, but it's far from optimal.
So yeah, I sure hope we find that tree... |
Try
disabling (not remove, so it can be quickly re-enabled) the Enhanced Controller in the device manager. This makes the device behave as a USB 1 (snail slow) device.
The only problem with this solution is it affect ALL of the Intel USB ports
BTW if this allows the Kobo to work, it only proves (without a full USB certification suite) that the Pair (Kobo<->PC) is an Engineering Tolerance Edge case.
My first PEz would not work with many ICH5 series, but without all the timings a Certification does, I would not be able to PROVE the device was the villian (The newer on works perfect with all settings normal)