Am not sure this is the right forum for this but it does seem to be a Window's problem. When I booted my computer this a.m. it wanted to do a scan of my external hard drive (it is a fat32 - need to reformat to NTCF or whatever it is), so I let it scan. When the computer booted up afterwards, Windows could not locate my media reader (drives G and H). In Device Manager, under Universal Serial Bus Controllers, an Unknown Device is listed. I tried uninstalling it then rebooted, but it came back. Have never had this problem before.
My business is virtual tours, so I MUST get my card reader back! Any ideas would surely be appreciated!!
My business is virtual tours, so I MUST get my card reader back! Any ideas would surely be appreciated!!
Hi,
Thanks for your reply. I don't know how to reinstall the chipset drivers...would you mind giving me a little overview?
Also, I found a firmware update for my card reader on the HP site, and it wouldn't install because it couldn't find that I even have a card reader. As far as my computer is concerned, it doesn't exist, apparently. This is the HP built in 6 in 1 multimedia reader.
THANKS!!
Thanks for your reply. I don't know how to reinstall the chipset drivers...would you mind giving me a little overview?
Also, I found a firmware update for my card reader on the HP site, and it wouldn't install because it couldn't find that I even have a card reader. As far as my computer is concerned, it doesn't exist, apparently. This is the HP built in 6 in 1 multimedia reader.
THANKS!!
tina_l | Fri, 29 Feb 2008 22:43:00 GMT |