Re: [Blind-Computing] Computer suddenly doesn't recognize USBportordevice

2009-05-07 Thread Jacob Kruger
Well, then, chances are that either there's a driver/hardware issue on that 
machine - if other USB devices don't want to work either, or the specific 
port itsself is a minor problem, but, yes, best is to test another USB 
connecting device first.


Stay well

Jacob Kruger
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Works on my other computer. I'll see if I can try another USB device on 
that one! OH DEAR!


Nance


Nancy Shackelford
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What have you all tried to get it recognised?

Sometimes I take my USB cables out, and tap them on the desk a bit, or 
else at least try unplugging/plugging them in/out a few times since I'm 
pretty sure they do sometimes obtain a bit of atmospheric wear and tear, 
but this might not be relevant at all.


Have you tried other USB devices in the same port, or the external drive 
connected to any other computers?


Stay well

Jacob Kruger
Blind Biker
Skype: BlindZA
'...fate had broken his body, but not his spirit...'

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ordevice



I have an external hard drive with music on it. I accessed it yesterday 
from this computer, but no matter what I do, it will not recognize it 
today. How do I get the computer to recognize it? It's a USB device.


TIA,
Nance

Nancy Shackelford
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Re: [Blind-Computing] Computer suddenly doesn't recognize USBportordevice

2009-05-07 Thread Nancy Shackelford
Good suggestions, John, and I have tried the cord in another USB port, as 
well as connecting my device to another computer, on which it works. This 
tells me I probably have some kind of USB issue, so I'm going to do one more 
thing, which is to connect another USB device to the computer and see if it 
works, then probably figure out what to do next. Perhaps uninstall and 
reinstall USB drivers?


Nance

Nancy Shackelford
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Hi Nancy,
Have you tried a different usb port on the off chance that it's the port 
and

not the device that's giving you trouble?
Also, if you can disconnect the cord at the other end, try another usb 
cord

and see what happens.

Jon



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I've tried rebooting, I've taken the unit off the computer and rebooted,
then rebooted again with it connected, I've done everything! I don't get 
it!


Thanks for trying,
Nance


Nancy Shackelford
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Did you try rebooting ?

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I have an external hard drive with music on it. I accessed it
yesterday from  this computer, but no matter what I do, it will not
recognize it today.
How
do I get the computer to recognize it? It's a USB device.

TIA,
Nance

Nancy Shackelford
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Re: [Blind-Computing] Computer suddenly doesn't recognize USBportordevice

2009-05-07 Thread David Griffith
OK

What version of Windows are you using?
I can give you step by step for  re-installing your USB drivers on your
machine for XP. I have actually copied this below from my web site. I had
Vista taken off my machine  so someone with Vista would have to check if the
same steps would work with Vista.

To do this 

Unplug all your USB devices with the exception of your keyboard and mouse if
you use one.

Go to Control Panel and then open the System applet.

Pres control tab until you hear hardware.

Press tab until you hear Device Manager. Press space to open this.

Press tab once to go into a tree view of devices.

You need to cursor down until you hear Universal Serial Bus controllers.

Press the right cursor key to open this view.

You now need to find the core USB driver for your PC. This may be named
after your processor. On my PC this driver is called 

Intel(R) 82801G (ICH7 Family) USB Universal Host

Highlight this line and press the delete key.

Confirm that you want to delete the driver. Windows will immediately start
to re-install it.

After a few seconds Windows will recognise your keyboard and mouse.

Exit device manager and restart your windows.

After windows have completely reloaded start to plug in your USB devices one
by one. As you would have cleared the windows database of devices there is a
chance that any problems will now disappear as windows re-constructs it USB
device database.

If this does not work and your hardware is not faulty then I am afraid a
system restore or windows re-install is indicated.


Regards

David Griffith

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USBportordevice

So far, no known power or hardware issue. Works on another computer, and I 
need to find a USB device to plug in to this one to try that option. Hard 
drive has its own power supply, so don't need to power it from the computer.

Thanks,
Nance


Nancy Shackelford
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portordevice


 We need a little more information.
 Does the  external drive have a power supply?
 Is there any sign that you can tell that power is going through to the 
 unit?
 Are you able to see the power light come on?  If not is there any activity
 that you can feel if the  unit is powered on?
 If there is a power supply is this emitting heat or cold?

 If the drive is powered from the USB Port is there an optional connection 
 to
 increase power to the drive?
 Have you installed any other devices since yesterday?
 Have you tried plugging the drive into another USB Port?
 Have you tried plugging another device into this Port to check it works - 
 a
 USB Pen drive for example.
 Do you have access to a friend's computer to check to see if the drive 
 works
 on another machine?

 If it is not  a hardware or power issue There are steps for you to take to
 re-install  your USB drivers which I can post. However this will obviously
 not work if there is a power or hardware failure issue  so information on
 this is the best initial step.

 Regards

 David Griffith
 My Low Vision Resources Web Site  is
 http://www.nonags.org/members/dajgriff/

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 Shackelford
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 To: blind-computing@jaws-users.com
 Subject: [Blind-Computing] Computer suddenly doesn't recognize USB port
 ordevice

 I have an external hard drive with music on it. I accessed it yesterday 
 from

 this computer, but no matter what I do, it will not recognize it today. 
 How
 do I get the computer to recognize it? It's a USB device.

 TIA,
 Nance

 Nancy Shackelford
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Re: [Blind-Computing] Computer suddenly doesn't recognize USBportordevice

2009-05-07 Thread ChB
You can check if there is a conflict by going into systemsettings and then
hardware manager. Make sure all usb ports have their drivers correctly
installed.
Regards
chrissy




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