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using a usb flash disk problem
amit_1
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HI
i have a usb flash disk and when i take it to work it does not work on there pc for some reason it is a new pc it has a usb 2.0 port but for some reason it does not work. It works on my laptop and pc fine
i have a usb flash disk and when i take it to work it does not work on there pc for some reason it is a new pc it has a usb 2.0 port but for some reason it does not work. It works on my laptop and pc fine
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maybe their firewall is set to block it?
We have bluetooth on ours and you have to allow it in the firewall settings.0 -
hm i dont think the firewall is causeing the problem0
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perhaps your work has disabled the port - is it a standalone pc at work or linked to others - if linked 0 that could be your problem0
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I've had a couple of PCs which stopped working with USB flash rives in each case the driver had become corrupt if you remove or disable it then the next time you plug in it will reload the drivers and all should be wellTANSTAAFL !0
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skr80ab wrote:perhaps your work has disabled the port - is it a standalone pc at work or linked to others - if linked 0 that could be your problem
well the pc are linked to each other i have my own pc there so was wondering if i have to chnage some setting on the computer to enable it to work0 -
Just so; you can find concise instructions for removing your USB device drivers here.JimArnold wrote:I've had a couple of PCs which stopped working with USB flash rives in each case the driver had become corrupt if you remove or disable it then the next time you plug in it will reload the drivers and all should be well0 -
any more ideas ppl?? thanks for the people who have replyed0
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if the device is not recognised when you plug it in to your work machine - either the port on that pc is not connected, or it is disabled - as it works on your other machines its the pc not your disk - unless your work is not running XP then you may need to install via a driver disk0
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That's a good point. If the work-based computers are running a different operating system, you may need to install the correct drivers first.
As found here:
"No driver required for Windows 2000/ME/XP, Mac OS 8.6, Mac OS X, Linux 2.4.0 or higher. Windows 98/98/Me/NT requires appropriate device driver."0 -
question, why has every post in this thread, got a thank you from 'MSE MARTIN'........... perhaps the usb flashy has got a buggy.... ???smile --- it makes people wonder what you are up to....
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