Patrick
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Jump Drive Not Showing Up Disk Manager, My Computer
I'm running a HP WinXP Pro system and attempt to plug in a jump drive, it'll install and show in Device Manager, but not show up anywhere else, including Logical Disk Manager or My Computer.
Under Volume Information from Device Manager Properties on the drive, it populates all unknowns or unreadables. This jump drive works in other systems and I've tried mulitple USB slots and just will not work in this user's system now (it did before).
Under Volume Information from Device Manager Properties on the drive, it populates all unknowns or unreadables. This jump drive works in other systems and I've tried mulitple USB slots and just will not work in this user's system now (it did before).
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Yes. A lexar USB Jump Drive
Are you sure that in this computer USB drive is allowed now?
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Yes. It always was. It randomly stopped work for ALL USB drives.
It look like a hardware problem. You need to summarize different statistical data about wrong work.
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...what?
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It also makes the connect and disconnect sounds when you plug it in and remove it.
I mean if you have the problem
>It randomly stopped work for ALL USB drives.
that you can try to find out when it is happend.
>It randomly stopped work for ALL USB drives.
that you can try to find out when it is happend.
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...anyone else have any ideas
We have a long topic without solution
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/22444570/memory-Stick-not-recognized-in-a-different-computer.html?anchorAnswerId=18735617#a18735617
So I expect the same situation here too because it is hard to get the real situation via internet. It can be something that we can't expect.
I suppose that you stick work perfect on an other computer.
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/22444570/memory-Stick-not-recognized-in-a-different-computer.html?anchorAnswerId=18735617#a18735617
So I expect the same situation here too because it is hard to get the real situation via internet. It can be something that we can't expect.
I suppose that you stick work perfect on an other computer.
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The plot thickens, with USB 2.0 disabled, the drive works fine. With it enabled, nothing.
nobus: It doesn't show up in DM as a drive. The only location it is visable is in Device Manager under Disks/Hard Disks and says it's working properly.
Thoughts?
nobus: It doesn't show up in DM as a drive. The only location it is visable is in Device Manager under Disks/Hard Disks and says it's working properly.
Thoughts?
did you try the rest ?
>with USB 2.0 disabled, the drive works fine. With it enabled, nothing
It that not tell us that this USB stick not compatible with USB 2.0?
It that not tell us that this USB stick not compatible with USB 2.0?
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nobus: I will try the other fix as soon as I reach the office
Alex: No, because the drive works elsewhere with other USB 2.0 AND USB 1.1, USB 1.0 ports. It specifically does not work in this computer.
Alex: No, because the drive works elsewhere with other USB 2.0 AND USB 1.1, USB 1.0 ports. It specifically does not work in this computer.
Like this one?
http://www.lexar.com/jumpdrive/lightning.html