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I have a Western Digital external USB hard drive. It works fine in Windows
XP, and even works fine on another Vista machine (with completely different
hardware). However, when I connect it to my Vista RC1 machine, I get the
following error in a bubble in the bottom right corner:
USB Device Not Recognized
One of the USB devices attached to this computer has malfunctioned, and
Windows does not recognize it. For assistance in solving this problem, click
this message.
When I click the message, it displays a list of Unknown Devices attached to
the Root USB Hub.
Other USB devices work, though I don't have any other USB Mass Storage
devices to try. Nothing shows up with a question mark or exclamation point
in Device Manager and I have downloaded as many Vista-compatible relevant
drivers as I can find.
The computer has an MSI motherboard with nVidia NForce 3 chipset. nVidia
has released drivers for the audio and networking portions of the chipset,
and that's it. I'm wondering if that is part of the problem.
Has anyone else had problems with receiving that error message when plugging
in external USB drives? If so, please share any techniques that have helped,
as well as any other suggestions you might have for my situation.
Thanks,
Pete.
XP, and even works fine on another Vista machine (with completely different
hardware). However, when I connect it to my Vista RC1 machine, I get the
following error in a bubble in the bottom right corner:
USB Device Not Recognized
One of the USB devices attached to this computer has malfunctioned, and
Windows does not recognize it. For assistance in solving this problem, click
this message.
When I click the message, it displays a list of Unknown Devices attached to
the Root USB Hub.
Other USB devices work, though I don't have any other USB Mass Storage
devices to try. Nothing shows up with a question mark or exclamation point
in Device Manager and I have downloaded as many Vista-compatible relevant
drivers as I can find.
The computer has an MSI motherboard with nVidia NForce 3 chipset. nVidia
has released drivers for the audio and networking portions of the chipset,
and that's it. I'm wondering if that is part of the problem.
Has anyone else had problems with receiving that error message when plugging
in external USB drives? If so, please share any techniques that have helped,
as well as any other suggestions you might have for my situation.
Thanks,
Pete.