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Hi,

When I attach my memorystick to a USB port WindowsXP tell's me New Hardware
Found but in explorer I'll find no driveletter and no memorystick.
It has to do something with WindowsXP (and one off the
latest updates?)
The hardware is ok (I have no problem with my second WinXP on same system)

Toenga

(the weakest link off this digital timearea is an analog input)

"Toenga" <> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> When I attach my memorystick to a USB port WindowsXP tell's me New
> Hardware Found but in explorer I'll find no driveletter and no
> memorystick.
> It has to do something with WindowsXP (and one off the
> latest updates?)
> The hardware is ok (I have no problem with my second WinXP on same system)
>
> Toenga
>
> (the weakest link off this digital timearea is an analog input)
>

Try the manufacturer's website for a proper driver.

richard wrote:
>>
>> When I attach my memorystick to a USB port WindowsXP tell's me New
>> Hardware Found but in explorer I'll find no driveletter and no
>> memorystick.
>> It has to do something with WindowsXP (and one off the
>> latest updates?)
>> The hardware is ok (I have no problem with my second WinXP on same system)
>>
>
> Try the manufacturer's website for a proper driver.

Nonsense. XP has build in support for USB mass storage.

There are reports that a failed installation of
the Daemon Tool V4 can cause this. Look here:
http://groups.google.com/groups/sear...letter+daemon&


Uwe

"Toenga" <> wrote in message
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| Hi,
|
| When I attach my memorystick to a USB port WindowsXP tell's me New
Hardware
| Found but in explorer I'll find no driveletter and no memorystick.
| It has to do something with WindowsXP (and one off the
| latest updates?)
| The hardware is ok (I have no problem with my second WinXP on same system)
|
| Toenga
|
| (the weakest link off this digital timearea is an analog input)
|
First place I would go to try and solve the problem is the memory sticks web
site. Maybe they have a firmware upgrade or a way around this. I am not
familiar with using memory sticks (never had a need for them) so don't take
my word for it.

(a little help here?)


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