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• Cannot assign drive letter on USB key

  I use Windows 7 ultimate 64-bit.  A new problem is to occur.  Whenever I have plug in a USB key and try to assign a drive letter, I get the error "the disk management console view is not updated."  I tried to refresh the view without success.  I also uninstalled and reinstalled the USB drivers without success.  Anyone have any additional suggestions?  Thank you.

  Have a look here, it can be useful.

  http://laptop-driver.blogspot.com/2010/12/disk-management-console-view-is-not-up.html

• Cannot assign drive letter

  Hello

  I have a problem posting the drive letter in Vista.  I have a drive F: I want to change to Z:.  I can change F: Z: disk without problem.  But when I restart the laptop couple time, Vista will change Z: back to F: I can change F: to Z:, once again, but after I rebooted the laptop, Vista will change to F:

  no way to stop vista back to F:?

  Thank you!

  Hi tomz1,

  Please see the link below for a similar position and fix possible:

  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en/vistahardware/thread/3e819177-34af-41bb-A8C5-ee6c57eed8e7

  I hope this helps!

  Debra
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• "Computer does not allocate a drive designation letter and is not displayed when windows Explorer opens to USB external drive.

  Original title: problem connecting to USB external drive

  I tried to install a 30 GB drive to Fireball over using a disk enclosure external hard Octigen SATA-USB 2.0 on an Acer Aspire T671 under Vista Premium computer. The system recorded new material, installs drivers and registers an entry on the massive safe removal as a "USB storage device" icon However, the computer does not allocate a drive designation letter and does not show the opening of windows Explorer.

  The hard disk is configured as a master, as described in the user manual.

  How can I make the computer recognize the drive and assign a drive letter?

  Thank you for the help

  Frank Hughes

  Hi FAH300,

  If you are not able to format the drive, there may be a hardware problem.

  I suggest formatting the disk using the instructions linked by wb2001.

  Chris
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• Windows #2 ISATAP adapter cannot load driver (code 31)

  Using Vista Home Premium, I get the following error message:

  "microsoft isatap adapter network adapt #2 windows cannot load driver (code 31).

  Because I can not connect to the internet, where can I get the correct driver.

  Hello

  Control Panel - devices - right click on - UNINSTALL - REBOOT Manager

  Nothing else to do, Windows will do the rest. And you can ignore the errors altogether if you want and
  on some computers, it will always be there but don't cause any trouble.

  On a Windows Vista-based computer or on a Windows Server 2008, Microsoft computer
  ISATAP map appears with a yellow exclamation next to it in Device Manager and you also
  error message
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/932520

  I hope this helps.

  Rob Brown - MS MVP - Windows Desktop Experience: Bike - Mark Twain said it right.

• Cannot format drive DVD - Rw with Windows Vista.

  Cannot format drive DVD - Rw with Windows Vista. Download "Windows cannot format... or is unable to complete the format.  Something like that. See a solution with Windows 7, but I use Windows Vista. Help?

  Hello

  ·        What is the model number of your computer?

  ·        Who is the manufacturer of your computer?

  ·        Did you format the disc earlier?

  ·        Are you trying to format the drive using windows Explorer or through third party software?

  I suggest you read the web link, below he provided information related to the formatting of disk.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/930405

  Hope the helps of information. Please post back and we do know.

• Cannot install driver for printer HP LJ M1120n MFP HP 6570b laptop with win7 64 bit

  Installation driver Plug & Play doesn't work - it can not find the proper drivers.

  If I try to install the latest HP driver for win7 64 bit (from the HP site), it stops during the instalation (windows program stops due to unknown issues).

  If I try to install the 32-bit version of the driver complete Solution from HP site, it let me to the HP install window. By clicking on the "Install" button, it stops saying "Setup is not supported on this operating system, or the system does not meet the minimum requirements...". »

  printer: HP LJ M1120n MFP

  laptop: HP 6570b

  OS: windows 7 64-bit, selected, automatic driver update drivers on board cooler

  What to do next?

  I found no error in the event viewer, at least not a red icon.

  But I find the solution - in another forum thread. Here.

  1. I have connected the printer to get the error message,

  2. then downloaded and UNPACKED (no) LJM1120-COMPLETE-Solution driver installed (32-bit) here.

  3 went to Device Manager, find the printer,

  4. right click to get the link submenu "Update driver."

  5 choose the unzipped directory driver and let it update driver from there.

  Printer solved.

  Then did the same thing to scan, points 3 to 5.

• Error ESTK "cannot assign a value.

  Dear friends, started a new project - and of course the new problems:.

  The SumOf (list of values) function works perfectly,

  but an equivalent of the function VsumOf (list of variables) stops at line 16 in the first iteration of the loop: cannot assign a value.

  At this point, the result variable is just - 132.09 - out sort of a numerical problem.

  var z = SumOf (11.1, -11.9, 12345679.0, -12345679.0, 124.5, -17, 18.9, 2.2, 2.5, 2.5, 2.5, 31.31, 312345679, -312345679); 
  alert ("SumOf the numbers = " + z); // giving 166.610000014305  (figures after the 000 are artifacts)
  
  var z = VsumOf (11.1, -11.9, 12345679.0, -12345679.0, 124.5, -17, 18.9, 2.2, 2.5, 2.5, 2.5, 31.31, 312345679, -312345679); 
  alert ("VsumOf the numbers = " + z);
  
  function VsumOf (valuePairs) {
    var nArguments = arguments.length;
    var j, z, result = 0;
    if (Math.floor(nArguments/2) * 2 !== nArguments) {return undefined;}
    
    for (j = 0; j < nArguments; j=++2) {
      if (isNaN(arguments[j])) {return NaN;}        // should be skipped in calling environment
      if (isNaN(arguments[j+1])) {return NaN;}
      z = arguments[j] * arguments[j+1];
      result = result + z;                          // <<== Can not assign value ???
    }
    return result;
  }
  
  // this one works correctly
  function SumOf (values) {
    var nArguments = arguments.length;
    var j, result= 0;
    for (j = 0; j < nArguments; j++) {
      if (isNaN(arguments[j])) {return NaN;}        // should be skipped in calling environment
      result = result + arguments[j];
    }
    return result;
  }
  

  Any ideas what really does this error message mean?

  Hi Klaus,

  Just change your line 12 for

  for (j = 0; j< narguments;="" j="j+2)" {="">

  It should work.

• Scene 1, Layer 'as', image1, 24 1050 line: cannot assign a value without reference.

  I'm doing a flash with the site automatically resizes to fit the users browser. the code I used is:

  function init()
  {

  internship. Align = StageAlign.TOP_LEFT;
  stage.scaleMode = StageScaleMode.NO_SCALE;

  stage.addEventListener (Event.RESIZE, updateSize);
  stage.dispatchEvent (new Event (Event.RESIZE));

  myBackground.x = 0;
  myBackground.y = 0;

  }

  init();

  function updateSize(e:Event)
  {

  myBackground.width = stage.stageWidth;
  myBackground.height = stage.stageHeight;

  myContent.x = stage.stageWidth/2 = myContent.width/2;
  myContent.y = stage.stageHeight/2 = myContent.height/2;
  }

  I get the error "cannot assign to a reference no valeur.*."

  Well, you need to determine what you want to be the basis for defining the sizes and assign each separately.

  You cannot: "something = an equation = an equation" that you have

  (curious - because your iPhone automatically tag on this introductory text "sent from"?)

• Cannot assign letter from external hard drive

  Hello
  I have an external hard drive and I am unable to assign a drive letter. I went through the MMC console for disk mgmt, but the only options I get are delete volume or help. Disk Management shows the drive is primary and in good health. (OS: Vista SP1)

  Please help, as I have important documents on this drive.

  Thank you!
  Ahmed

  A few things to check.

  1 Event Viewer. See if there are errors. They can give clues as to what happened with the reader.
  2. check the Device Manager and see if you have devices with a red or yellow marker on them.

• Cannot assign a drive letter using the Vista Disk Manager.

  I read these latest solutions possible, but here's my problem.  I need to connect directly a 3.5 drive I pulled a SIN of hammer to my laptop running Windows Vista... because I need to recover a folder deleted this drive 3.5 with software that only works on the directly connected motors.  Software of network recovery might work, but it seems too expensive for just the recovery of this folder.  I connected the hard drive directly via the USB port.  The system tray sees the device, but the Explorer is and of disk management to assign a drive letter is greyed out.  Please help with assigning a drive letter.  There is only one user on the laptop which is also the administrator.  Thank you!

  In my view, that Hammer NAS units are based on Linux. Therefore, the drive is probably _not_ formatted with a filesystem Windows reads/writes. Making it very difficult to recover the folder removed since all things you could do to convert to NTFS, say, will also make little probable that you can recover deleted files. Eventually, you could use one of the Linux flavors running from a DVD, for example, Ubuntu and recover the file by using a Linux tool or set the drive on a Linux machine.

  Tom

• Reformatted a hard drive now in a closed Chamber. Not an assigned drive letter. Installation in a NTFS folder empty?

  Hello.

  I have a few external hard drives. I want them to be little permanent on my laptop or desktop for creating media. The only way seems to be to not assign a drive letter and let windows assign/change it a whenever I connect it or assign a drive letter or install it in a NTFS folder. Currently only disk management is recognizing the readers, because they are not assigned or mounted.

  I have a few questions about the editing of this property. I want to have several drives working independent of drive c as possible.

  If a folder is placed on the c drive: 1. how many resources are required by c-drive?

  2. what concerns me is: these devices should not access drive c. drive c. If the mounted folder still behaves like an extrnal device? Or is it considered an internal c drive folder/position?

  3. I want a usb2, usb3, firewire400/800 or eSATA connection to have the maximum speed, not to be a bottleneck in a c drive thinking that she keeps "access itself. I'd rather have a c drive do it of thing and pull of external device, its weight as it is supposed to independently (or "independently" keepingin mind records temp and temporary files, etc...).

  4 is it windows search for NTFS files if the device is not connected? I guess not, and I would get a message saying something like "cannot access this folder, no content inside" or "please connect the device to access the contents of folder and it is mounted. What concerns me is: sometimes my computer does not start up if all devices are not enabled (usually after an accident, mistake, bad closure or a change of equipment). For example: I need my printer usb2 lights sometimes, or I just get a black screen in these situations. Then I get all the usual startup screens, etc.

  My alternative is to connect specific devices in a specific order to every time I use my computers for the purpose I want. Speed is my main concern, but I know that sometimes I can not connect external in the order because of what I'm doing, travel or I want to conserve their life and do not plan their use.

  Thank you.

  It's just a mount point, a symbolic link to the external volume.  Readers will work like any other drive, but they are assigned to a path to the drive rather than a letter, below all the NT object Manager handles this as a drive letter, the C: drive will do nothing to hold or store the link.  In a sort of way, that it would not much more different to a regular shortcut to another folder on another drive on your desktop, the office is on the C: drive, but when you access the file on the other drive via the shortcut it does not affect the C: drive.

  John

• Cannot change drive letter external (Windows Vista)

  I connected an external hard drive to my laptop (3.5 "), but it can not display in Windows Explorer.
  I have Windows Vista installed on my laptop

  The external hard drive is recognized in disk management, appears in good health, but has no drive letter assigned.
  When I want to change the drive letter, this and every other option is grayed out, except the option 'Delete Partition '.

  All the world is facing this problem before?

  Thank you

  Nielke

  Hi Nielke,

  I'm sorry to know that you still have the problem.

  You can try plugging the external drive to another PC to see if the device works it.

  If it is detected on another PC, you will need to take backup of the data on the external hard drive and try to format the drive by following the steps mentioned above to the PC where it detects.

  After formatting the drive, check to see if it detects is to change the drive letter.

  Hope this information is useful.

  Jeremy K
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• HP Pavilion m7667c, try to install Vista 32 bit. No OS - the charge not assigned drive letter.

  My HP Pavilion PC m7667c console was at the origin of many blue screens. After several diags that does not solve the problem, I replaced the power supply because the block is dead.  Then replaced the motherboard.  The XP PC operating system will not recover because the BONE had already improved Multimedia Pro XP to VISTA. I can get the VISTA OS to run from my CD to upgrade to VISTA, but the operating system is not found, because there is no drive letter assigned to the drive.  I tried a replacement for the HD signal cable but no help.  I can't on a screen so windows help.  At this point, I'm ready to reformat the hard drive then maybe I could partition and assign a drive.  Any suggestions?

  Hello

  How many drives are installed on your PC?  RAID mode running on your PC?

  Boot into the bios and look under the Advanced menu.  What is the setting for the SATA mode?

• Windows 7 will not assign drive letter to e-SATA drive

  I have a Seagate 1.5 TB SATA disk mounted in a Thermaltake case which has an e-SATA connection. The drive has been formatted NTFS on a Windows 2000 computer and a backup on this computer has been correctly written to disk. When I connect this drive to my 64-bit Windows 7 computer (Gigabyte GA-P55M-UD2 m/b using an e-SATA port connected to the Gigabyte SATA2 chip) Windows recognize the drive where the disc is displayed in 'Remove hardware safely', but Windows 7 does not allocate a drive letter.

  The disk appears in disk management (currently Disc 3) without a drive letter. When I right click on the blue band to the right of the box Disc 3, Windows cross-hatches the white rectangular box below the blue band. When I click on 'change drive letter and paths' I get the following message «the operation failed because the view is not updated...» "None of the proposed remedies work.

  The results are the same regardless of whether I start the computer with the drive connected and running or hot plug disk.

  My e-SATA 1 TB Fantom drive works fine on this computer.

  I would appreciate any suggestion you may have.

  -gyveri

  Hello

  Look in Device Manager if there is an item under "storage volumes", called "unknown device". If there, uninstall the driver to do this and as soon as I reconnect the windows disc and see if it assigns a drive letter. If it isn't

  Try this;

  Go to Device Manager

  (1), look for an entry that says "Unknown disc" or something similar. This entry may not be marked with the error icon.

  (2) after you locate the entry, right click and select "Uninstall".

  (3) after you have uninstalled, press F5 or select "Search the hardware changes" in the action menu.

  (4) the pilot is then reinstalled correctly.

  P.S - I found these answers in other forums showing the same error message. Try them and let me know if it was just a waste of time.  :-)

  Scott

  I'm certainly not one of those who need to be pushed. In fact, if anything, I am the prod.