Frank Lennon
December 9th 03, 11:48 AM
Try uninstalling the drivers of the drives in the [device
manager]. It is better to also remove the drive from the
registry. You can do this by going to [Start][Run...] and
enter "regedit"
Windows should then reinstall the drivers on reboot.
Note this will only work if the device is using a windows
driver. Otherwise ensure that you have a copy of the
driver from the OEM website.
This worked for me but you try this at your own risk!
manager]. It is better to also remove the drive from the
registry. You can do this by going to [Start][Run...] and
enter "regedit"
Windows should then reinstall the drivers on reboot.
Note this will only work if the device is using a windows
driver. Otherwise ensure that you have a copy of the
driver from the OEM website.
This worked for me but you try this at your own risk!