Well, thanks to Graywolf's suggestion, I got a Belkin powered hub and that
seems to have fixed the problem. I removed then reinstalled the Memorex software
and now I can access the flash card reader. It still shows as a removable
drive rather than the little Memorex icon that is supposed to
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(graywolf) wrote:
You may need a powered hub. Often that is the case when there is more
than one USB device per controller.
Thanks - that's just solved my problem with a Hama USB 2.0 Pocketdrive
6-in-1. I have Windows XP running on an Intel
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(graywolf) wrote:
You may need a powered hub. Often that is the case when there is more
than one USB device per controller.
Thanks - that's just solved my problem with a Hama USB 2.0 Pocketdrive
6-in-1. I have Windows XP running on
2003 23:24
Aan: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Onderwerp: Re: OT: Problems with Flash Card Reading
Try the Microsoft site for a free update.
Windows Update should be on your start bar.
Otherwise, look for drivers on a CD that came with the camera.
Regards, Bob S.
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Peter Alling wrote:
It's possible that USB is disabled in the setup for your computer. If you
know
how to get into the setup utility you will find this either under advanced
or hard
ware options, (or something similar). If USB is disabled when you enable
it and
reboot you computer WinME
That's correct. A Powershot A60 requires to install some software from the
CD that came with the camera, before the computer recognizes the camera.
Regards, hans B.
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Thanks. Did that, been there.
Marnie aka Doe FYI, just so you know.
A nice PDMLer has volunteered to email/zip me the missing ME dlls.
I will report back if everything works. Actually, I'll report back when I get
the pics up on a web page.
Gotta love this list.
Marnie aka Doe :-)
You may need a powered hub. Often that is the case when there is more
than one USB device per controller.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Peter Alling wrote:
It's possible that USB is disabled in the setup for your computer. If you
know
how to get into the setup utility you will find this either
Marnie,
If windows is mounting either of the 2 devices correctly, you should
see an additional disk drive when you look at my computer. I imagine
if it's reading them as removable drive mediums, that you're just not
looking for it there . . .
IL Bill
On Sunday, October 5, 2003, at 12:17
did you have to install any software? the card reader should have worked
without installing any software.
Herb
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Sent: Sunday, October 05, 2003 1:17 PM
Subject: Re: OT: Problems with Flash Card Reading
The problem
Okay, got a Canon Powershot A60 mainly for taking pictures of stuff to sell
on ebay. I mean for higher mp I am waiting for a DSLR (probably the *istD). I
got this as a toy for fun and for what I said above. (Over time going to try to
weed out some of the old junk around here, selling some of
Have Windows ME.
Sorry to hear that.g
Neither card reader (both can use USB 1 version whatever, which I have) or
plugging camera directly into slot -- work. Says I am missing some DLLs. My ME
came installed on the computer. While I have some
It's possible that USB is disabled in the setup for your computer. If you know
how to get into the setup utility you will find this either under advanced
or hard
ware options, (or something similar). If USB is disabled when you enable
it and
reboot you computer WinME should, (and should is the
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