19.12.2010 19:36, David Karr пишет:
After finally figuring out how to do this (Windows doesn't make it easy), I found it didn't make any difference. I went through the "Safely remove hardware" steps, and that removed the drive from File Explorer. Then, I reran the app, and it still complained about the SD card when I pressed the camera button. At that point I disconnected the USB cable and pressed the camera button again, and this time it worked.
You need to change the phone's USB connection mode, so that it doesn't present its memory card to Windows as a flash drive.
This is device-specific, with one thing in common: there should be a status bar icon (on the phone) when it's connected to your computer over USB.
Pull down the notification area, there will be something like "Choose USB connection mode" or just "USB connection", and choose a mode that does not mount the memory card as a drive in Windows.
The modes are device-specific, so experiment a little. On my Motorola Milestone, I use "Portal & Tools".
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