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• How can I transfer downloaded internet files firefox 'downloads' in the menu to another file or removable storage device.

  Many of my internet downloads went to "downloads of firefox" and I do not see how to transfer them elsewhere.

  Hello

  In the "Downloads" one window entry right click and choose 'open containing folder '. This will open the folder where the downloaded file is stored and you can copy it to the desired location / device.

  Choose "Tools" > "Options" > "Général" you shows the path to the folder where Firefox is save the downloads, but does not open the folder itself. You can see the downloads folder path near the entrance "save files to" around the middle of the window. If the full path is not visible, click "Browse". Here you can also change the location where Firefox is save downloads. For example you can replace your removable storage if the unit is installed and always available.

• Removable storage service, event ID: 115

  I am getting error during backup taken by ntbackup on windows 2003 server with sp2 patch below...

  I use IBM HH LTO 3 SCSI sequential by car.

  Event type: error
  Event source: Removable Storage Service
  Event category: no
  Event ID: 115

  I have the latest patch for OS and H/W confirmed. I have problem while taking backup of the media, while taking backup to disk, it works well.

  Hello

  Note that your computer is under domain, you must contact the technet forum, where we are the support technicians who are well equipped with knowledge on the issues of domain, do please visit the link provided below.
   
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/winserverfiles/threads

• How to recover files deleted from a removable storage device (memory stick)?

  How to recover files deleted from a removable storage device (memory stick)? the only folder to recycle bin is on my network drive, there is none on my memory stick.

  Monday, February 27, 2012, 15:13:17 + 0000, NealAtMOE wrote:

  How to recover files deleted from a removable storage device (memory stick)? the only folder to recycle bin is on my network drive, there is none on my memory stick.

  "Deleting" a file does not actually delete it marks just the space
  also available to be used. There are third-party programs that can
  sometimes recover deleted files. The problem is that the space used by
  the file is likely to be replaced very quickly, and it makes
  the unrecoverable file.

  So your chances of successfully recover this file are decent if you
  Try it again immediately after the deletion of it and go quickly
  downhill from there if you write other files on the device.

  But if the file is large enough, it's still worth a try. Stop
  written on the memory stick immediately, if you did not
  already. Download an undelete program (and here's one:)
  http://www3.TELUS.NET/mikebike/restoration.html but there are several
  others to choose from; Do a search)

  Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP

• What is normal for the backup of XP SP3 and the startup type of the removable storage service?

  I was getting ready to plan and attempt a clean full backup for tonight.  I have the backups created on several entities, currently backup but have a very stable system at the moment and wanted to try to make a clean backup file.  That day has finally arrived after been forced a corrupted system files hard drive failure "repair" critical and forced me to go back to SP1a (my Windows Genuine valid CD which I highly appreciate) in order to obtain any boot system, including safe mode and console mode.  Repair has presented many incompatibilities at the level of program and system, including the basic WMI and COM of the corruption system.  Three months later... it of time to update my backups and recovery procedures and hope that this does not happen!

  In preparation, I decided to refresh my memory on the use of the backup and by browsing the Help and Support Service Center files.  One of the first things I noticed was "storage removable service must be started for the backup works correctly."  Audit and inspection of my existing Services using computer (Local) management, I have observed that after a normal windows startup, the removable storage service is not started with manual startup type.  I use a USB drive connected as my backup media, and it is fully operational as a normally formatted NTFS data disk volume.  I have windows indexing disabled on this volume.  Is the type of service required removable storage of normal manual started?  The backup program will automatically start this service?  I know I've never manually started it myself and backups seem to work well.  Should we change the startup type to automatic?

  -Thanks, Jerry

  I would like to leave as a textbook.

  The Service will start (if capable) as soon as ntbackup.exe begins.

  If you want to see, with your Services window related to the function of RS place and it will not work and the manual.

  Click Start, run and enter in the box:

  Ntbackup.exe

  Click OK to start the backup and the Restore Wizard.

  Go back to your Services window and press F5 to refresh and SR Service should now work.

  When you exit the backup and the Restore Wizard, the RS Service stops (it may take a few minutes), and you may need to close the Services applet and reopen it to notice she's moved to manual and not running.

  You will see things like present to the event system log viewer:

  Event type: Information
  Event source: Service Control Manager
  Event category: no
  Event ID: 7036
  The removable storage service entered the running state.

  (this is when you go out the backup and the Restore Wizard and wait a few minutes... then the Service stops itself...)

  Event type: Information
  Event source: Service Control Manager
  Event category: no
  Event ID: 7036
  Description:
  The removable storage service entered the stopped state.

  It's like aid and assistance...  Most of the people (including the technical support engineers who are hired by Microsoft) say to set the Startup Type to automatic, but you don't have to...  Set it to manual and it will start fine when he needs start (if he can).

  There is no need for these Services (and many other Services in XP) as starting at each restart and run all day without doing anything.

  Here is a good list that will help you understand your XP Services:

  http://www.blackviper.com/2008/05/19/black-vipers-Windows-XP-x86-32-bit-Service-Pack-3-service-configurations/

• Eject removable storage devices

  There is no icon on the taskbar background to eject to eject removable storage devices.  Help!

  Open a command prompt window (start-> Run-> "cmd") and enter the following command:

  Shell32.dll, Control_RunDLL hotplug.dll C:\WINDOWS\system32\rundll32.exe

  HTH,
  JW

• How to fix removable storage in windows Xp

  management of sous-ordinateur-can't not click Removable Storage - freezes and end program comes on.have service pack 3. LN other words l cannot get in. How do l reboot of the snap, as he asks. PLS HELP tks

  Hello

  I suggest to refer to this link and follow the steps in this link and check if that helps:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/310575

  It will be useful.

• How to restore the devices with removable storage "missing icons

  HelloW sir This is krivy! for some time more I'm months local disk G not displaying don't not its icon (devices with removable storage) totally absent I m so depressed about this because I m unable to put my pen-drive & usb Cables & having so much work to the system that has information in the key USB sir could you tell me a solution for this problem

  Hi krivy,.
   
  Method 1: Check if the drive is visible in disk management.
   
  a. right click on my computer > Manage > Disk Management > right click on the removable storage drive and select Change drive letter > select a new drive letter not already in use.
   
  See if that helps.
   

  Method 2: Run the troubleshooter from the link given below and if that helps.

  Hardware devices not detected or does not

• Problem with the Removable Storage Service and Microsoft Fix it 50198

  I updated Windows XP computers in an office from Internet Explorer 7 to Internet Explorer 8.  During the process, the installation gave me security errors.  I resolved to fix these errors by running Microsoft 50198 recommended in troubleshooting Internet Explorer 8.

  The facility has been able to complete, but there is a new problem.  All computers that require this hotfix are now unable to use and USB storage media.  The following error is generated in the event log:

  Event type: error
  Event source: Removable Storage Service
  Event category: no
  Event ID: 111
  Date: 15/03/2011
  Time: 12:48:09
  User: n/a
  Computer: WCML-HNCX5J1
  Description:
  RSM could not load media in drive drive 0 of library SK_USB20 drive Flash USB Device.

  For more information, see Help and Support Center at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/events.asp.
  Data:
  0000: 01 00 00 00...

  I am logged in as an administrator and have tried several different USB media with the same results.  I am posting this in the security group as it seems to be linked to security changes made by Microsoft difficulty he 50198.  Other computers that do not need this fix do not have the same problem.

  Thank you for your response.

  I'm working on it, I think I found my problem.  These computers are part of an area in which I do not.  They will be removed from the field in a few weeks as they are separate from this company.  The area has some group policy settings that limit to me logged on as a local administrator.  I think I'll have to wait until computers were removed from the field to solve this problem.

• Devices with removable storage (my computer)

  I have the Travan Seagate TR-4 tape drive is indicated as being activated, but it does not show the devices with removable storage window.  I think if she were here, he would drive F:. The software with the player is for windows 95, I think.

  "Chubby Checker" wrote in message News: * e-mail address is removed from the privacy * .com...

  I have the Travan Seagate TR-4 tape drive is indicated as being activated, but it does not show the devices with removable storage window.  I think if she were here, he would drive F:. The software with the player is for windows 95, I think.

  You must find the XP drivers for the drive and install them if the manufacturer of the drive has put at their disposal.  The backup program can run on Win XP, but if it is a Win 95 program you can't get to work.  You can try running in compatibility mode.

• SanDisk Cruzer power 32 GB USB recognized as a hard drive instead of the removable storage driver.

  Hi, my sandisk Cruzer power 32 GB USB key is recognized as hard disk, which appears in the section hard drives instead of the section of removable storage. I would like to know how to solve this problem. I want to create bootable USB driver.pls. ~

  I use the 32-bit Windows 7.

  There is no solution, it is what it is.  However we should not prevent you to make bootable.  Search here and on Google for RMPrepUSB.  It is a utility that can make the bootable disc.

• Managing removable storage in windows 7

  I replaced my computer that was running Windows Xp Professional with the new one running Windows 7 Edition Home Premium. The only way I can access my documents is backup of windows xp (.bkf) but windows 7 will not read these files. I tried many suggestions from the microsoft site, but it all comes down to the fact that RMS is not able to be activated. I see that you said in November 2009 that it would be corrected when windows 7 has been generally use. I don't have a hard drive for use work transfer.

  Carl

  Hello carl38245522,

  Windows 7 no longer has the management of removable storage included in the operating system.

  Click the number of the KB article for assistance.
  KB Article ID: 974674 -restore Description of the backup of Windows NT to Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2

  Please let us know if that helps.

  Thank you

  Marilyn
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• What is the removable storage management?

  I just checked the "turn windows features on or off" and I noticed that the "removable storage management" is turned OFF. I used a hard drive portable USB and flash drives since I have this computer without problem.

  What does the "removable storage management"? I can't find something more descriptive than the presentation text short I get when you hold the mouse pointer.
  This is the most I can find:
  http://www.blackviper.com/wiki/Removable_Storage

  If my portable USB drive, my USB key and my DVD +/-RW do not count as removable storage requiring this feature, what?  I use all these devices at least once a week without a problem.

  Besides, someone you will suggest a guide to access descriptions of best of all find under "turn Windows features On or Off? Some are self-explanatory such as TFTP, Telnet and games, but others I'm not sure as RIP. Why would I need RIP on the home (client) version of Windows and why only RIP version 1 that does not support CIDR.

  http://msdn.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb540725 (vs.85) .aspx

  You use the wrong search engine. I found enough things for the reading of the week of research management removable storage on Bing.

• Why are external USB drives not considered "Devices with removable storage" by Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium?

  Readers USB Flash RAM, CD drive USB, readers of CD - RW USB, USB DVD +-RW drives and DVD-ROM USB readers are all handled by Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium as "devices with removable storage".  To check this, look under the "Computer" entry in the menu 'start '.  However, if one uses as a USB external hard drive, that one is listed under 'hard drive '.  Programs noticed this, and some of them refuse to use it as a removable media drive, even if it is technically removable media, with its electronic and all.  It's kind of weird, because you can't remove the RAM on the USB Flash memory drives either.  Is there a way to get readers to external USB hard drive listed under "devices with removable storage"?

  -Yekta

  USB hard drives do not seem material RMB (removable media bit) bit set.

  I tried to format my external drive scratch NTFS (it has been formatted in this way, but I have re-formatted to ensure that), and it always happens as "Local Disk".  Also, I put the "Optimize for quick removal" option on the parameters of the disk driver hard software.  Which doesn't change anything either.  It came even as "Local Disk".  Finally, I formatted the drive with the FAT32 file system (use some flash drives).  The drive still shows as "Local Disk".  In the tests described above, I still "withdrew safely" the disk first and then re-connected.

  Thanks for the help, I now know it is a bit material in the electronic control unit which controls special registration of the drive in the operating system.

  -Yekta

• hard drive internal, now recognized as removable storage device?

  everything was fine until I updated my motherboard drivers. I have an Abit NF-M2SV (Nforce 405) and after the updated drivers (chipset, storage, etc.) and my second hard drive which is SATA, arose in the removable storage as if it were a memory stick. If I stop the device it tells me to unplug it now, but it is internal and the system is always on. Anyone know what may have caused this?
  Thank you

  chris1991,
  Thank you for visiting the Microsoft Answers community forum.

  If this happens when you updated your motherboard drivers, then you need to contact the manufacturer of your motherboard to see if they have a fix for it.  In the meantime, you can try restoring your system to a point in time before you updated the drivers from the motherboard.

  To restore the operating system to an earlier point in time, follow these steps:
  Click Start, type system restore in the search box, and then click System Restore in the list programs.
  If you are prompted for an administrator password or a confirmation, type your password or click on continue.
  In the System Restore dialog box, click on choose a different restore point and then click Next.
  In the list of restore points, click a restore point created before you started having the problem, and then click Next.
  Click Finish.
  The computer restarts and system files and settings are back to the State they were in when the restore point was created.

  If this does not work, you can try to roll back the motherboard drivers, but it's very risky, so you should back up your system first.

  Thank you
  Gloria
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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