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USB "Device not Recognized"


The Little Guy

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OK, here's the story:

 

I was using my Plug and Play mouse I get up to help someone with something, come back move my mouse and its no longer working. I unplug it wait a few seconds, and plug it back in. I get the Error message "Device not Recognized" balloon.

 

If I plug in my External Hard Drive, the HD's light comes on, but it doesn't show up in "My Computer", also I can feel the Drives inside it spinning.

 

Anyone know how to fix this problem?

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OK, so I have a second hard drive. Last time I used that hard drive the port worked. After switching them and plugging the mouse back in to that port, I found that, that hard drive as well didn't recognize it. This brings me to the conclusion that it isn't Windows fault, its the ports.

my guess is that the usb was installed witht he wrong settings.

 

right click mycomputer->manage->device manager->usb ports-> right click the usb with a question mark and uninstall it, than plug it back in.

 

I have uninstalled all USB ports, and it's not working...

 

1. Click Start. Click Run. Type cmd and press OK.

2. Type “set DEVMGR_SHOW_DETAILS=1″ (without quotation marks) and press Enter.

3. Type “set DEVMGR_SHOW_NONPRESENT_DEVICES=1″ (without quotation marks) and Press Enter.

4. Type “start devmgmt.msc” (without quotation marks) and click press Enter.

5. Click View. Click Show hidden devices.

6. Click “+” to expand Imaging devices, Unknown devices and USB devices.

7. Are there any USB devices and unknown devices (including grayed out devices)? If so, please right click it and click Uninstall.

Found Here: http://www.hat.net/geeky/node/221

 

my guess is that the usb was installed witht he wrong settings.

 

right click mycomputer->manage->device manager->usb ports-> right click the usb with a question mark and uninstall it, than plug it back in.

 

Any Linux downloads that are small?

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