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Why won't my system recognize my usb device?
We all know how great usb devices are.You can slip them in your pocket, carry them around with you wherever you go.No more bulky and easy-to-damage hard discs.No more large and even easier-to-damage cd roms.Instead you have all the ease of your storage drives being carried around on your key chain.And they can hold so much more than those old hard drives and floppies.Basically, USB's seem like the ultimate dream come true. What do you do if your USB drive doesn't work?All of a sudden there's no way for you to access your data.Let's say that you're going to an important conference or business meeting.You put all of your presentation on your USB, of course.Then you get to the place and you find out that for some reason, they only have older computers at the convention center (it happened to me once-a conference held at a convent in France).Of course your presentation isn't on a hard drive.You stopped using hard drives five, six years ago.But there's no way around it: that older operating system just won't recognize your USB. And here's where we hit upon one of the main culprits of USB non-recognition.Your system, or someone else's system that you happen to have to be dealing with, just is too old.It won't recognize the USB technology.Of course you can plug something in there-the port is exactly the same-but it won't recognize any of the data or even the existence of your USB. Fortunately, there are a few things that you can do to make sure that your computer is generally up to date.
Update your USB hardware drivers.Talk to your computer manufacturer, or the USB port manufacturer.This second option is for you if your USB port is part of an add-in card.
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