M
MICHAEL
Let us know what happens.
Take care,
Michael
* Craig:
Take care,
Michael
* Craig:
Thanks Michael, I'll try it.
MICHAEL said:Craig,
Have you tried this hotfix update?
KB Article Number 936003
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;936003
Microsoft has released a cumulative update rollup for Windows Vista. This rollup helps
establish a quality baseline for the USB core components on the Windows Vista operating system.
This rollup supersedes previously-released USB fixes and contains additional high-applicability
USB fixes.
You can go here and request the update.
https://support.microsoft.com/contactus2/emailcontact.aspx?scid=sw;en;1410&WS=hotfix
Contact Us: Hotfix Request Web Submission Form
-Michael
* Craig:Hi Darrell, The hot fix didn't work, Thats about it with Vista for me, Thanks
for your help.
:
Hello Craig,
Your Incache may be corrupted adn the symptoms you are describing would be
very similar.
try this update:
937187 Error message when you try to install a new hardware device in
Windows Vista: "Windows encountered a problem installing the driver
software for your device"
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;937187
See if that allows detection to work again.
Thanks,
Darrell Gorter[MSFT]
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights
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|> Yes John, I ahve tried from the device manager to no avail, My point is
this,
|> A legacy usb thumb drive like the Sandisk cruzer should just "work". It
has
|> no software to install and relies on the built in windows drivers. No
one
|> (not MS, HP, This forum, Native Instruments support - no one) so far has
|> given me an answer to that simple question much less a tougher one like
the
|> KORE install.
|> Thanks
|>
|> "John Barnes" wrote:
|>
|> > Most printers install with their own install program which asks for
the usb
|> > printer to be plugged in during the program install. You should
cancel the
|> > found new hardware for the printer. Try to install the other items
from
|> > device manager. Some times you can install from there when you can't
get it
|> > to work from the startup found new hardware wizard.
|> >
|> > |> > >I have the correct drivers
|> > >
|> > > "John Barnes" wrote:
|> > >
|> > >> Make sure you are downloading the correct drivers for Vista (32-bit
or
|> > >> 64-bit)
|> > >>
|> > >> |> > >> >
|> > >> > Many of usb devices that worked in Win XP by just pluging them in
do
|> > >> > not
|> > >> > work on Windows Vista Home Premium,
|> > >> > 1. Plug in my Epson R300 Stylus and see "Found New Hardware" but
|> > >> > windows
|> > >> > can't find the driver even when I point it right to the location
|> > >> > (PnPDriverNotFound error - Yes, Plug and Play service is
started), Yes,
|> > >> > Epson
|> > >> > says it works with Vista -
|> > >> >
|> > >> > 2. Plug in my Native Instruments KORE Sound device/Midi
controller and
|> > >> > see
|> > >> > "Found New Hardware" but windows can't find the driver even when
I
|> > >> > point
|> > >> > it
|> > >> > right to the location (PnPDriverNotFound error - Yes, Plug and
Play
|> > >> > service
|> > >> > is started), Yes, Native Instruments says it works with Vista,
|> > >> >
|> > >> > 3. Plug in my Sandisk Cruzer thumb drive and see "Found New
Hardware"
|> > >> > but
|> > >> > windows can't find the driver even when I point it right to the
|> > >> > location
|> > >> > (PnPDriverNotFound error - Yes, Plug and Play service is
started), Does
|> > >> > Sandisk really have to certify this simple legacy device??
|> > >> >
|> > >> > 4. Plug in my HP USB 2.0/Firewire combo hub see "Found New
Hardware"
|> > >> > but
|> > >> > windows can't find the driver even when I point it right to the
|> > >> > location
|> > >> > (PnPDriverNotFound error - Yes, Plug and Play service is
started), I
|> > >> > found
|> > >> > out HP doesn't have a clue after spending 4 hours on the phone and
|> > >> > chatting
|> > >> > with all levels of support. They did however check with Microsoft
and
|> > >> > MS
|> > >> > said
|> > >> > that they have no solution at this time!!! Other than to do a
"System
|> > >> > Restore" Stupid asnswer...
|> > >> >
|> > >> > Some of my USB/Firewire devices did get recognized though such as
my
|> > >> > Novation Remote SL 61 key midi controller, Focusrite Saffire
sound
|> > >> > module
|> > >> > and
|> > >> > my Adaptec external USB/Firewire hard drives.
|> > >> >
|> > >> > Of course if Vista had an OS repair function like XP did maybe I
could
|> > >> > re-install my PnP drivers without a full system restore...
Retarded
|> > >> >
|> > >> > This is happening on a new HP 8120n Q6600 Pavillion.
|> > >> >
|> > >> > Any of you MVP's want to tackle this?
|> > >> >
|> > >> >
|> > >> >
|> > >>
|> > >>
|> >
|> >
|>