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estevens

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#7867 16-May-2006 23:50
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I am totally stuck on this one...
Turned on my pc, same as usual
then noticed my external hard drive (modix) and my usb flash disk were not registering.
When I go to update the drivers, I get (Code 28) - something about a function driver etc...
I have Windows Service Pack 4, I have tried to update the usb.inf, in both normal and safe modes.
when it picks up the driver, it fails to complete the installation.
This is driving me nuts. I can't do any work without it.
Anyone had this problem before? Can anyone point me in the right direction?



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ollie28
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#36506 24-May-2006 22:53
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Can you see the drives in "disk management"?

Also does "Device manager" show anything unusual or anythinag at all about your devices?



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#37329 31-May-2006 18:41
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Are you using any network drives? If you have assigned a conflicting letter to a network drive share, it may render the USB drives "invisible".





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#37373 31-May-2006 22:46
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 The drive will still show in disk management even if there is a conflicting drive.

 From there you can right click the drive and take the "Change deive letters and paths..." to change to a free drive letter

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