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• Cannot move a file .avi in concert to address 3.4 for a 8 GB USB flash drive or a Western Digital 1 TB USB drive

  I'm trying to clean up my hard drive.  I tried to move or copy this file to the c: drive to another storage device.  These are the errors I get:

  1. are you sure you want to move this file without its properties?   The MonFichier.avi file has properties that cannot be copied to the new location.

  2. If I click on go ahead anyway, so he says finally 'cannot read the source file or disk.

  I have a laptop Sony VGN-CR120E Vista SP 2 and regularly use Pinnacle Studio on it.

  Thanks in advance for any help!

  This is a video file.  A .avi file.   When you look under explore, there is nothing about it.   When you look physically the disc, you can see he did burn something.

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  I have no idea of what was burned... but it seems
  as the file .avi never have the DVD. John Inzer - MS - MVP - digital media experience

• Windows 7 does not recognize my 3 Seagate external drives but is very good with Western Digital and other sticks USB Flash. Windows Vista will see them.

  My apologies if this is a query repeatedly, but I can't find a job anywhere and he leads me into the wall.

  I have 3 external Seagate hard drives. All 3 range from about 3 years 11 months old, 1 TB - 3 TB of capacity, and I use them all from time to time to back up my media. In the past months, my Dell XPS ceased to recognize them, 95% of the time. Sometimes they will be Plug and Play and be fine, but otherwise the result when I plug them is coming the power light and the whirring disc fortunately but nothing on the laptop. They recognized themselves on my other machines running Vista. All other Flash memory devices are very good.

  I also have a hard drive Western Digital external powered, almost identical, that Plug and play every time.

  I tried all my ports and various cables and adapters. I tried them on other machines and they are very good, it seems to be just with my Dell and the Seagates. It recognizes everything that I plug in there from the iPhone to Flash Drives. It has all the latest drivers and Windows updates.

  When they're not working, they do not appear in the devices, disk management, Explorer or UVCView Manager. When they do, all settings appear to be well. My laptop runs Windows 7 Edition Home Premium with Service Pack 1.

  I assigned each their own letter drive, disabled power management and they are not protected by Word. The drivers are the standard Windows ones, because these devices do not use their own. I have the latest chipset drivers, everything works perfectly and is completely up to date.

  When I run UVCView (when one of them does not work), it is said there is an error autour MaxPacketSize, current externally is set to 9 and it said "ERROR: low peripheral speed require bMaxPacketSize0 = 8" branded error. I don't know if this is a factor? This may explain why it's slower transfer data to my machine that has USB3.0 it does on another machine, it begins at 130 MB/s and falls to 30 in 10 seconds.

  I tried all combinations of power off.

  I activated the network detection.

  I uninstalled all the USB in the Device Manager and reinstalled after the start.

  All 3 discs work instantly in my older Vista laptop runing.

  I am a loss to understand. I'm pulling my hair out and I don't have a lot to lose these days! There must be a setting in my computer or on the Seagates but I checked all the usual places and some of the more irritable areas.

  Thank you in advance.

  I'm surprised that the removal of the INFCACHE did not work.  Readers (all external references in fact) were cut at the time, right?  With a reboot after and before you plug anything back?
   
  These instructions really come down to:
   
  Unplug all USB devices other than the keyboard and mouse
  Open C:\Windows\System32\DriverStore
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  Restart the computer
  Reconnect it (one at a time) each USB device - giving the system about 30 seconds per device to 'catch up '.
   
  If you got on the rest as well your system files are good to go.

• If you like a challenge? Weird USB problem, he does not see my own USB key, but he sees another USB, but on other computers - it - see my USB key! P.S., Already tried a lot of solutions (unemployed). I'm an ITer.

  Hey there.

  I have the weirdest problem ever. I have a computer that does not see my USB, other computers but do not see my USB.
  Now, we tried another usb key (with usbstick I mean a ^_^ usb flash drive) and he DOES not see that stick! My own stick is a SANDISK Cruzer without U3, just ordinary storage 8gigs. None of the firmware see-as-CD. And the other was a different brand, but I don't remember.

  I also tried to plug a very specific device (A P2000 keystrokes recorder, it is a device that recorded incidents, I work for the firedepartment/police/ambulance and it records events), but he doesn't know that aswell of device, as if it has never been plugged in (we have installed the correct drivers for it).

  Now, I did some standard troubleshooting (check drivers, drivers of reupdating) and I removed all the usb drivers, restarted, drivers were back as usual, is not yet connect mine but it connects the other stick. My usb key works perfectly well with all computers but this one (same for the recorder to P2000), reupdated and installed, checked and stuff. Ports SHOULD work.

  I would appreciate help! Thank you!

  P. S.
  More info; It does not take into account the USB and connects anything, even the little blue light inside the usb key does not illuminate. Its as if she was never plugged on. The other has worked flawlessly on the same port, however. And my USB works on other computers. (Ditto for the P2000, but is not on the P2000.)

  P.S.S.
  I guess my computer-type is too relevant?

  Its a HP Compaq dc7100 Small Form Factor.
  http://h20000.www2.HP.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/DocumentIndex.jsp?lang=NL&CC=NL&ContentType=SupportManual&docIndexId=64255&prodTypeId=12454&prodSeriesId=410112&lang=NL&CC=NL
  All the statistics are there.

  Hello

  We concluded that the PC was actually broken. (He suddenly begins to restart and stuff randomly gave away.)

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• Is there a driver 64 for key USB DVB - T Tuner TOSHIBA PX1211E-1TVD?

  Hello
  I am usiing the key USB DVB - T Tuner TOSHIBA PX1211E-1TVD and can not find a driver for Win 7 64 bit.
  Are there Tom Driver for this OS?
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  Tanks

  Hello!

  > can not find a driver for Win 7 64 bit.
  Why you can t find a driver? What do you think could be the reason for this? Is it really so strange?

  Let me give you a little tip: Windows 7 is not yet on the market and so there is no drivers for Windows 7 available. All that s!

  You can try the Vista drivers because most of them also works on Windows 7, but it's all for the moment you can do.

  Good bye

• How to get my pc to see my USB drive to boot from it?

  I'm on a HP Pavilion G7 2251dx. I have created a disk UBS I want to start from to test an operating system (running on a live version directly from the USB key) I don't see the USB in the boot options when I hit Esc, then F9.

  Thank you. Give me the right answer.  Unfortunately it's also the wrong answer.

  UEFI is the new type of Bios has my system. Because it has Windows 8 installed via OEM there secure boot by default. I wanted to be able to continue to use this new type of best of the bios with operating systems, I have install to double, triple or quadruple boot with Windows 8. The answer you gave me drops disables the new UEFI bios functions and causes me to use Legacy Bios. (The standard Bios, we're all used) Now, many systems don't have this possibility to manually switch between the two types of Bios. Because I can disable UEFI mode, I'm lucky. This will give me the feature I want, but I wanted to compromise for not having many features UEFI.

  I did research this problem for 2 days now.  When you buy a new HP with Windows preinstalled 8 UEFI and Secure Boot is enabled by default. Microsoft will not HP or someone else make a system with Windows 8 installed if these conditions are not met.

  The problem is what fat you screw up if you want to dual boot with Windows 8 right now. There are ways around this.

  You can be yourself to always go into the bios settings and manually switch between mode UEFI with Windows 8 and Legacy Bios with operating system not windows. It is a big pain.

  You can hope that your operating system of choice has a work for UEFI boot loader and some do, but now, most are not. Or you can hope that your operating system of choice to get a secure Microsoft startup key that allows you to dual-boot with Windows 8.

  None of these options are good right now at this early stage, and there are really only two options. (1) not to buy a Pc with Windows 8 preinstalled by the OEM. OR (2) Swtich Legacy Bios mode and do not use UEFI. This will allow you to use the other for dual boot operating systems as you served to in the past.

  It's sad, they try to impose UEFI when it causes more problems than it should be at this stage. UEFI there really interesting features. We just have to wait until the industry grows and everyone gets with the program.

  Personally, I hope someone hacks system key UEFI and start secure because I don't think it's right for Microsoft to have to deliver the keys to start safe for people who want to dual boot with windows 8. This is my system, it's my OS, I should be able to have complete freedom and do with them as I want. If I want to write an operating system from scratch and install it, I should be able to along the coast of any other OS, I installed it and no one should have to give me permission to do so. And Microsoft charges you $ 100 for this key also. Much better just to let UEFI disabled and use the Legacy Bios mode.

• Western digital external USB 2.0 500 GB hard drive not recognized by Windows 7 Explorer. How can I fix it? ___Thank you for your help.

  The hard drive worked well until KB2398632 & KB2347290 updates have been downloaded and installed on 16/09/10.  Hard drive works fine on my Vista machine at work.

  On my own machine (Windows 7), the drive is seen in my BIOS.  He also appeared in the "features and properties" of the control panel Windows 7 and the 'properties' indicates that the device is functioning properly.  The pilot is also updated.

  It does not appear in the Windows 7 Explorer under 'computer '. Only the C: drive is indicated.

  My AMD South Bridge set drivers are up to date my USB 3.0 being drivers.

  Western Digital 500 GB external hard drive is several years old.

  two updates have no effect to detect the hardware. It was an IE and and update printer spooler. Remove it from the Device Manager and plug it into another USB port. "A programmer is just a tool that converts the caffeine in code" Deputy CLIP - http://www.winvistaside.de/

• Western Digital elements Desktop 1.5 WDBAAU0015HBK to external hard drive F:------is not accessible? !

  Hello

  Anyone know how to get your hdd to work again?
  When I try to open the WD hard drive in, start - computer and then double-click the hard disk drive, I just that stand: F: \ is not accessible.

  I built my desktop computer, on my own, win7 64-bit SP1 included, MSI MB, 128 GB Crucial M4 main hard drive.

  * Have tried to reboot the computer, does not work.
  * Plug the WD hdd in my laptop 64 bit Win7, do not work, same error.

  In Disk Manager, I see that the drive works fine, and I see that it has the right amount of space, since the last time I used the hard drive.

  Which means that I prefer not to format the drive hard until I moved all my important files on another hard drive.

  But how can I contact with my Western Digital elements Desktop 1.5 WDBAAU0015HBK to external hard drive?

  Best regards

  Jocke

  Hi Jessica,.

  First things first: Let's try to save your files!

  Method 1: (take a look at the method 2 first before you start method 1, it is perhaps more to your tastes).

  Since you have to build your own PC I guess you are tech savvy enough to boot your PC in a Linux environment. I've seen many HARD drives that suddenly don't would not open in Windows more but normally open in an environment Linux like Ubuntu, Mint, DSL, etc. etc.

  • Enter a blank (empty) USB key.
  • Download Universal USB install.
  • Find a Linux distro to your tastes. Just take a look at Distrowatch or just go with my favorite version: Linux Mint and download the .iso image file.
  • Run the USB installation tool
  • Step 1 scroll down to Linux Mint 13 cinnamon (or the distribution chosen by you)
  • Step 2 Browse for the right .iso image file downloaded
  • In step 3, select the empty USB.
  • Start the process.

  When finished restart your PC with the USB attached. During startup, select the menu boot options and choose to boot from USB. Now boot Linux Mint. No installation required! : D

  When you arrived at the office, search your Western Digital HDD elements in 'computer '. Now hope and pray that it will open! If so: start copying all the files and folders immediately to another drive.

  When everything is save go in Windows and format of the WD hard drive. With a little luck, it'll work again. You'd better check the SMART data to see if the drive status.

  Method 2:

  Since the drive appears in disk management, try to make an image using a program like DriveimageXML or what you want. Once finished, try to read the contents of the image. If you are able to do this, you have just saved your data. Now format the WD hard drive. With a little luck, it'll work again. You'd better check the SMART data to see if the drive status.

  Good luck, Sebastian.

• Satellite T130 - 11 H - problems trying to start with a key USB Ubuntu 10.10

  As the title says I have problems with my laptop I'm unable to initialize the device with a USB key with Ubuntu.

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  Hello

  The BIOS is certainly able to boot from a USB flash drive.
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    <>http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/925196 >

  "Why does my computer detect my new USB device when I running Windows XP or Windows Server 2003?"
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  HTH,
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