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TIA, Tom F. |
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LinuXPert
Joined: December 2001
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I got a a card reader along with the Kodak camera that I bought. No drivers came with the card reader, and it took bl**dy ages to track some down. Now I have eventually got the drivers installed the damn thing works occassionally! If I try to connect/disconnect the virtual device on the fly (as you are supossedly able to do) my whole bl**dy system blue screens. But I am able to get the images off if i'm VERY careful.
I got my drivers from: http://www.usb-drivers.com/drivers/77/77610.htm probably no help at all, but I tried TOK |
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Good grief Charlie Brown
Joined: May 2002
Location: Melbourne Australia
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Go to the manufactorers site & get the latest software/driver downloads for your camera. I have a kodak & I had to download & install them in the correct order. Doesn't give me any trouble. Haven't had it very long but still needed the latest stuff from their site for xp.
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Been there, tried that. Not only does it say on the site that the drivers are NOT needed with XP, when I downloaded it and tried to install them anyhow, the installer told me they weren't needed, and stopped.
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Maybe I can clarify this some. The card reader itself is being recognized- it shows up in my taskbar, and in device manager as a USB Mass Storage Device (driver=usbstor.sys - WinXP SP1 version). The only thing I can't do is map to it as a drive through Explorer when a card is inserted.
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Good grief Charlie Brown
Joined: May 2002
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On mine I have to make sure the transfer sofware is running then it shows up in explorer. (I removed it from startup & load it when needed) Apart from that I have no idea. Sorry.
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Joined: July 2002
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Just an idea, never had the problem myself. Maybe the G-drive is hidden. Do you have TweakUi installed. If so open it - My Computer - drives and see if there is a checkmark beside G.
Or look in the registry if there is a NoDrives value in one of these keys: [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer] [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer] |
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I'm not using tweak- had bad experiences with it in 98 and ME. I do have a binary value (c2 ff ff o3) under HKLM, but not under HKCU.
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My bust- I have a value under the Explorer key in HKCU, but not HKLM.
Against my better judgement, I installed TweakUI. And under Drives I was able to pick the G: drive. It works, I am able to view my photos this way. That's all fine and dandy, but a person shouldn't have to install an unsupported product to attain this end. Thanks, Tom F. |
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