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I have a Fujitsu FinePics E550 camera that appears to install when plugged into a new USB port but then does not show in the My Scanners or My Computers areas. &nbsp;When I first installed it, then it was there. &nbsp;I have had this problem before with other types of USB devices. &nbsp;It seems like after the drivers have a problem, there is little way to get those devices working again without a re-install of Windows. &nbsp;Is there a clean-me tool I can use to get rid of these devices entirely so that Windows XP will correctly recognize them again?
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I have a Fujitsu FinePics E550 camera that appears to install when plugged into a new USB port but then does not show in the My Scanners or My Computers areas.  When I first installed it, then it was there.  I have had this problem before with other types of USB devices.  It seems like after the drivers have a problem, there is little way to get those devices working again without a re-install of Windows.  Is there a clean-me tool I can use to get rid of these devices entirely so that Windows XP will correctly recognize them again?

Troubleshooting USB Cameras and Scanners

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