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• How to change the icon of the USB hard drive?

  My external USB hard drives have this icon,

  http://photoserver.WS/images/N2684b7563a181ccc.PNG

  I guess because I deleted somehow autorun.inf file. I tried to change, guide following from this link

  http://www.astahost.com/info.php/change-drive-icons-labels_t7859.html

  but failed. Make a right click on the (H) does not give me the option to change the icon. How to change? Is it possible to do so directly, by selecting another one of shell32.dll, or more must do something with the registry?

  Also failed, recommendation with file autoran.inf

  [AutoRun]
  label = hard USB
  Icon = slick_hd_green.ico

  in accordance with the instructions of the

  http://www.WikiHow.com/change-the-icon-of-removable-drives

  In meentime, I changed his computer management Label, now it is hard USB and then noted:

  http://photoserver.WS/images/eYZB4b758eb2be362.PNG

  and here is happy about its autoran subfolder

  http://photoserver.WS/images/MRmz4b758eb2c5113.PNG

  What should do?

  And another question: what is the best (small) software to create data photos icons?

  Hello

  Your ad is a bit confusing
  Which external HARD drive, you have exactly?

  I know for readers of the icon can be changed in the Windows registry but is it really so important? I doubt that

• Connect to airport extreme USB hard drive

  I have a drive external hard Iomega LDHD-UP that I want to connect to my Airport Extreme (running the 7.6.4)... version but I can't seem to do.)

  Currently, the airport is set up as a bridge to my Verizon Fios router.  It all works very well.

  The instructions from Apple don't seem to help me, because I do not have "Airport disk utility" - only "Airport utility" - and I'm hit a roadblock there.
  (Airport: how to mount a volume of Airport Extreme USB hard drive in Mac OS X and Windows - Apple Support)

  Normally, I can understand something like this, I thought I would ask for help rather than making circles for another hour.

  Any advice?  Thank you.

  OK, so I read all the info in this article,where to get the Airport disk utility >

  ... and I now know that 'The airport disk utility' is no longer (and does not have the article I cited above), but I'm not even see my drive hard when it is connected to the Airport Extreme.

• How Linux USB Hard Disk boot of the Windows Machine?

  * Dears, *.

  I have windows XP Machine...
  My laptop is Qosmio F20 155
  I need to start Linux USB hard drive.
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  * Many thanks & regards, *.

  Post edited by: eng_mohammedmostafa

  Hello

  As far as I know that booting from USB stick or HARD drive is not supported by the BIOS for this series of mobile.
  As far as I know you can boot from the HARD, ODD, LAN and USB FDD (floppy) disk, but I think that you can not boot from USB HDD.

  See you soon

• The Vixia HF G30 allows a direct copy of video files from an SD card on an external USB hard disk

  I am considering buying a G30 and need to know if she will allow a direct copy of video files from an SD card on an external USB hard drive.  The manual is not clear on this point.

  Not to my knowledge (I own a G30 HF).  There is no present on-the-go USB functionality.

  Personally, I do not miss such a feature, because it causes all kinds of compatibility problems, especially with regard to the power of external USB hard drives. In addition, without any file manager, backup of your video files into a nightmare. I must admit that I am rather Cannon after not on an often incomplete function development budget and have it spent instead on the main features of the camera, such as optics. Of course, this is just my very subjective opinion, and other HF G30 clients may have different opinions on this.

  In order to back up my video files on the fly and without having to carry a laptop, I recently bought a made by Hanso Hyperdrive colorspace UDMA2 and installed a 1 TB in her drive. When on the ground and after having taken my shots I just pop in my inside SD cards and the device of copies on the video files to 17Mbyte per second. At home, I plug in the UDMA2 in my Linux video workstation using a regular USB cable and pull the video from the mobile disk. The UDMA2 also did incremental backups and comes with a basic file manager. While it has a color screen, it can't play back video. It is a video and photo backup dedicated device, nothing more. But it does a decent job on exactly that.

• AC2400 (E8350) router cannot map USB hard drive in Windows network.

  Hi all

  I recently bought the Linksys AC2400 wireless router and a USB 3 Western Digital Elements 2 TB hard drive.

  The network works perfectly, except for the USB hard drive. The firmware on the router recognizes it okay, but in the windows network, I can't access your hard drive. I simply get a path not found error.

  I tried:

  Y access inside or outside Windows Homegroup.

  -Re - formatting in the linksys configuration (Fat32... There is room for improvement)

  -Test the USB drive directly into the PC, works perfectly and formatted in NTFS.

  -Turn off all firewalls.

  -Tried the port USB2/Esata instead of the USB3

  Also, from another computer on the network, I get the same error.

  Pre-installed on the hard drive was a mediaserver program called Twonky. He wants autoconnet to my router using port 9000, but the web interface I get then does nothing. Also when I enable the mediaserver configuration linksys website, he created a mediaserver in windows network, wth pilots twonk. But I can't change that.

  When I test the ftp server, I had access to the hard drive without any problem. This suggests that it is not a compatibility problem.

  I could also map the Windows ftp server, but that does not work on my mediaplayer, I need for this network interface.

  Does anyone have an idea of what I'm doing wrong and why windows is unable to connect to your hard drive?

  I didn't install the new version of firmware, because the changelog mentions nothing about the functions of the USB or storage.

  I've added a few photos with the settings, it could be useful.

  THX in advance for any response.

  

  Map of old-school reader:

  1. Open the file Explorer or (right click computer and 'Map network drive')
  2. Click "Map network drive" in the top menu
  3. Choose the drive letter
  4. Enter "\\192.168.1.1\" or "\\192.168.1.1\your-share-name".
  5. Add identifying information if access to the secure folder is enabled "Admin" and password

• WRT610N updated firmware, USB hard drive no longer works

  Hi all

  Thanks in advance for any help you may have.  I noticed a few people have had this problem, so maybe there is a difficulty.  I updated the firmware to Ver.1.00.02.10 because the release notes, said that it had improved the function USB hard drive.  I've updated the firmware, which is is held reset, pedaled power button, restored my setup, replugged my USB drive & lit.  I am still unable to access the USB drive.  It shows not only upward.

  My hard drive is a Maxtor One Touch 750 GB, works perfectly when it is directly attached.  I have 2 PC (one connected via gigabit and either through N), both works very well.

  Any thoughts?

  Thank you so much in advance.

  -Tim

  When you upgrade the firmware of your router, you must reset your router and reconfigure the settings on it once again, do not restore the Configuration of return still file once on your router. Just reconfigure a fee net settings on your router. That might solve your problem.

• diving USB hard drive appears on the Control Panel, but not on MY computer

  Drive hard USB part on the Contrlol Panel but not on my computer.

  Hi Frank,.

  Thanks for posting your query in Microsoft Community.

  If I understand you correctly, the external USB hard drive (HDD) appears in the control panel but does not seem to be detected in my computer screen. I will certainly help you to question, however, I would be grateful if you could answer a few questions to refine the question in order to provide you with better assistance.

  (a) what is the brand and model number. the USB HDD?

  (b) has detected before HARD drive in my computer screen? If so, did you do changes on the computer before this problem?

  (c) that you get an unrecognized USB device notification error message?

  The unit is probably go up at the same point one of the partitions and thus becoming "invisible". In

  in order to further diagnose the issue, I would suggest trying the following methods and check if the problem persists.

  Method 1:

  Try running the Fixit tool from the link below.

  Hardware devices do not work or are not detected in Windows

  
  

  Also, run the next fixit to solve common problems with USB devices.

  Diagnose and automatically fix the Windows USB problems

  If the problem persists, try the following method.

  Method 2:

  Remove and reinstall all USB controllers.

  1. Open Manager devices by clicking the Start button, click Control Panel, click system and security, and then, under System, clicking Device Manager. If you are prompted for an administrator password or a confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.
  2. In the list of the categories of equipment, locate and expand Bus USB controllers.
  3. Right-click every device under the Bus USB controllers node and then click Uninstall to remove them one at a time.
  4. Restart the computer and let the USB controllers get reinstalled.

  Plug in the removable USB device and perform a test to ensure that the problem is solved

  Also, refer to:

  Updated a hardware driver that is not working properly

  Hope this information is useful. Let us know if you need more help, we will be happy to help you.

• External USB hard drives lose its connection and work stoppages. __

  External USB hard drives lose its connection and work stoppages.

  History

   
  Windows 7 Ultimate - 64-bit
  I installed it on a HP Pavilion, OS, 64-bit, and I have this problem.
  People report that it does not occur with Windows 7 32 bit OS.

  Problem:
  Any brand of external hard drive USB (and other USB devices sometimes) lose its connection and stops working only when copying large files internal drive to external USB drives.
  The USB device may appear to work properly when Windows first starts, but later stops working (crashes computer) after the start of large files to copy. You must restart Windows for the USB is working again.
  This only occurs when you copy files large files to THE USB port, not on the internal drive. It happened when I synicing my IPhone with Itunes when it started the synchronization of music files.

  According to the suggestions I have:
  1) updated the BIOS from the websites of the manufacturers.
  (2) power management disabled on the USB hub for disks
  (3) ensure that the BIOS for Legacy USB is set to.  I don't have this option in the BIOS settings.
  (4) this is not a motherboard problem, it is located on three different MB that we use.
  Also tried three different USB drives and different cables.

  Because I tested with two different computers updated and USB drives, our opinion is that this problem indicates that the Windows 7 64-bit operating system.

  Someone knows a solution?

  Hi Jh6284,

  Thank you for posting.
  What is a version of Windows 7 RC or RTM?

  You can try to uninstall and reinstall the drivers for the USB ports in Device Manager.

  UNINSTALL ALL USB ENTRIES IN DEVICE MANAGER ASSOCIATES.

  1. click on START
  2. right click "Computer" and select "Properties".
  3. on the left side, click on Device Manager.
  4. expand the 'USB Bus controllers' category
  5. right click and uninstall all THE references listed
  6. restart your computer and check if it works.
   
  I suggest you go to the Web site of the manufacturer of your and try to install the latest drivers for the chipset. Make sure that install you in compatibility mode there is no driver for Windows 7 64 bit.

  Please go through the article below to install in compatibility mode.
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/w7itproappcompat/thread/cdd894f8-1ee2-43e5-952b-d04c25779a7f

  Kind regards
  Technical support of Microsoft-yama.

• Is it safe to remove a USB hard drive or flash drive when my PC is suspended?

  Suppose that I used my USB hard drive or flash drive.  Now suppose the PC goes to sleep or I deliberately suspended (after which the green light on my hard drive turns off).  Is it now OK to disconnect the device from the USB connection?  Or I have to wake up the PC and go through the procedure of "eject" explicit to remove safely?  You can assume that no files don't care don't is open for output on the disk when the suspension occurs.  (I can't represent some of the things that the OS can be done on a regular basis.)  I could in theory (and unintentionally) open a file media for playback and made a break at a time where the OS hangs.

  (I always assumed that, when you go to sleep, the BONE empty buffers and otherwise puts files in safe States, as it would have on explicit 'eject'.)  However, my research on this issue have never turned up an explicit answer, so I've always played it safe.  However, the scenario I describe is common for me, and it would be more convenient if the suspension is that it is safe.  It's a HTPC across the room, so suspend and then unplug is much easier that awaken (possibly), eject, get up, disconnect, go back, suspend and finally go away.  I wonder whenever I'm doing it the "hard".  "I want to know.)

  I doubt that the answer depends on the OS; but, if so, please say how it may be different, that I also have a desktop XP machine.

  No, put the computer to sleep does not these "flush" or "eject" actions. Files that are open and active are both suspended - that is, to remove all media while the computer sleeps is a risky operation.  You can, for example, to sleep or hibernate a computer in the middle of a software installation, it is clear at this point are activities that could cause more read/write operations once the computer wakes.

• Windows 8 does not recognize my USB hard drive after an unsuccessful backup.

  Separated from this thread.

  tried both methods. Unfortunately does not work...

  Hi Roby,

  Thank you for the update on the related question.

  This issue may be caused if one of the many reasons as USB driver are corrupt or unstable PC requires an update for problems that could conflict with an external USB hard disk, Windows may be missing other problems hardware or software updates.

  Try these methods and check.

  Method 1: Uninstall and reinstall the USB controllers.

  Try reinstalling the Device Manager USB controllers and check.

  Uninstall and reinstall the USB controllers will not affect the USB port, as when restarting the computer/laptop as it gets reinstalled automatically.

  1. Press key Windows + X on the keyboard.
  2. Go to device Manager.
  3. Expand the Controllers USB, click drivers.
  4. Click Properties, click the Uninstall tab.
  5. Click OK.

  If the problem persists, follow method 2.

  Method 2:

  See the Microsoft support article and follow the steps.

  Install USB 3.0 and other USB devices

  Let us know if you need more assistance. We will be happy to help you.

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  Thank you best regards &,.

  Isha Soni

• VMHost and USB hard drive?

  Is it possible to setup a VMHost to access a USB hard drive? VMHost running ESXi 5.0.

  Still not clear as to why you need to do. It may be possible, but I don't think that's how VDP was intended to be used.

  Here are the steps you should try:

  • Mount the USB drive to the host and make sure that it is not 'automatically' for use by the VMs.
  • Locate the VMDK with backup files.
  • Determine the size of the VMDK.
  • Determine if there is enough space on the USB drive to the file system.
  • Create a VMFS5 file on the USB system.
  • If the USB and the VMDK are visible both from the vSphere client, copy the VMDK to the USB port.
  • If it is not visible from the customer vShpere, use the tools of command line (vmkfstools, CLI power) to copy or clone the VMDK on the USB.

  This seems too real similar work, isn't it?

  Given that the amount of disk space available for the device .5TB is 850 GB, it won't probably enough space on a USB drive, if you have been backing up virtual machines for any amount of time.  An SSD or a SATA hard drive would be more likely to have sufficient capacity.

  If you succeed to move the files to a USB/SSD/HD, what would be your next step?

  If you move the files, wouldn't be simpler to use Storage vMotion?

• How to make a visible USB hard disk for a virtual machine on ESXI 4.1?

  Hi all

  As I am new to the world of vmware ESXI, I always make mistakes or I don't undertand all therefore be complete :-).

  So I have a HP Proliant ML 350 G6 Server installed with ESXI 4.1 and I want to connect a USB hard disk to a virtual machine (SBS 2K 8). Currently, the virtual machine is not able to see the hard drive.

  I already add a USB controller to the virtual machine, but my USB HARD drive is still not visible to my virtual machine.

  Can you help on that?

  Thank you

  Michael

  Next, add a USB device to the virtual computer (in the change settings tab), there are different things, USB controller and USB devices. Sometimes, you may have to restart the virtual machine.

  Greetings

• 6.04 MB/s max on a USB hard drive

  I have a USB hard drive, I used for a backup. I use to be able to get 30-50MBps on it, but after that I reinstalled ESXI 4, I was able to get 6.04MBps MAX I tried different guests, different usb ports, nothing seams to help. Any ideas?

  Even if you could a USB key as data store, performance will be slow due the unique axis of key USB and PAHO are / s of SATA would also be very little.

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• Cannot see the USB hard drive?

  Hello

  I created a new XP Pro VM environment and everything seems great so far, however, one of my devices is an external USB hard drive (this is where lies the VMX file).

  Yet I do not see it as a connected device, it is not in the list of devices to be tied down to the machine virtual host?

  Why am I unable to see this device USB of the XP Guest VM and how to make it visible?

  Thank you

  1DMF

  1. NOT to assign a USB device to the virtual computer - at least, do NOT attempt to use the disk USB us talk

  2 instead of this, make sure that you configure network between the host and guest

  3. create Windows shares on USB drive

  4. access to this sharing of the Interior of the guest

  This will result in the host beeing the only system that accesses the USB directly - which is the only safe way to do

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