USB controllers are commonly referred to as root hubs. Most scenarios apply for Windows 2000 or XP settings as these are the most common OS systems today. The subsequent parts examine different network problem scenarios and how to troubleshoot them. Following directions in constructing a basic network is one story whereas diagnosing a problem and fixing it is another. In the case of an average user, fixing problems in the network and the USB Ethernet adapter is somewhat challenging. The same is evident for USB Ethernet adapters. Because there are countless components interacting all at the same time, some configurations will fail while some components will malfunction. Although setting a network is simple, it is the configuration and function of the network components which makes things complex.
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