External firewire CF card reader not recognised

Hi,

After installing firewire drivers for Epson scanner my firewire CF card
reader doesn't show as a removable drive in windows explorer anymore.
After connecting card reader I can see in the device manager "SBP2 Compliant
IEEE 1394 devices" but not a removable drive. Driver details are -
sbp2port.sys - file version 5.1.2600.2180 (xpsp_sp2_rtm.040803-2158)
I have noticed that after loading firewire drivers for sony digital camera,
I have lost my epson scanner, but after reinstalling drivers both camera and
scanner are working fine.
I do not have drivers for my firewire card reader, but I understand those
drivers are included in OS.
I am running Windows XP SP2, Athlon 3000XP, 1G RAM, 2x80G SATA RAID

Thanks for any hints

Regards

Wesley

Delete the card reader ["SBP2 Compliant | IEEE 1394
devices"] in device manager and it should be redetected
properly when you reboot. Unplug the card reader when you
do this and plug it in after the reboot.


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"Wesley" wrote in message
news | Hi,
|
| After installing firewire drivers for Epson scanner my
firewire CF card
| reader doesn't show as a removable drive in windows
explorer anymore.
| After connecting card reader I can see in the device
manager "SBP2 Compliant
| IEEE 1394 devices" but not a removable drive. Driver
details are -
| sbp2port.sys - file version 5.1.2600.2180
(xpsp_sp2_rtm.040803-2158)
| I have noticed that after loading firewire drivers for
sony digital camera,
| I have lost my epson scanner, but after reinstalling
drivers both camera and
| scanner are working fine.
| I do not have drivers for my firewire card reader, but I
understand those
| drivers are included in OS.
| I am running Windows XP SP2, Athlon 3000XP, 1G RAM, 2x80G
SATA RAID
|
| Thanks for any hints
|
| Regards
|
| Wesley

Thanks Jim,

After rebooting OS would recognise card reader as a type II CF reader,
however there was yellow exclamation mark next to it, after few seconds
""SBP2 Compliant
IEEE 1394 device" driver loads and that's it.

Would you have any other suggestions?

I forgot to mention my machine has two firewire ports, one on the
motherboard the other with Audigy Platinum.

Weird thing both ports are listed in Dev Manager as OHCI Compliant IEEE 1394
Host Controller with Microsoft drivers loaded.

Any other suggestions, on how to fix this problem?

"Jim Macklin" wrote:

Delete the card reader ["SBP2 Compliant | IEEE 1394
devices"] in device manager and it should be redetected
properly when you reboot. Unplug the card reader when you
do this and plug it in after the reboot.


--
The people think the Constitution protects their rights;
But government sees it as an obstacle to be overcome.


"Wesley" wrote in message
news | Hi,
|
| After installing firewire drivers for Epson scanner my
firewire CF card
| reader doesn't show as a removable drive in windows
explorer anymore.
| After connecting card reader I can see in the device
manager "SBP2 Compliant
| IEEE 1394 devices" but not a removable drive. Driver
details are -
| sbp2port.sys - file version 5.1.2600.2180
(xpsp_sp2_rtm.040803-2158)
| I have noticed that after loading firewire drivers for
sony digital camera,
| I have lost my epson scanner, but after reinstalling
drivers both camera and
| scanner are working fine.
| I do not have drivers for my firewire card reader, but I
understand those
| drivers are included in OS.
| I am running Windows XP SP2, Athlon 3000XP, 1G RAM, 2x80G
SATA RAID
|
| Thanks for any hints
|
| Regards
|
| Wesley

See if you can find any firmware updates for the card
reader. Delete the entire list of firewire devices and
ports. See if the Audigy card has any limitations,
firmware updates.

Which port are you using?


--
The people think the Constitution protects their rights;
But government sees it as an obstacle to be overcome.


"Wesley" wrote in message
...
| Thanks Jim,
|
| After rebooting OS would recognise card reader as a type
II CF reader,
| however there was yellow exclamation mark next to it,
after few seconds
| ""SBP2 Compliant
| IEEE 1394 device" driver loads and that's it.
|
| Would you have any other suggestions?
|
| I forgot to mention my machine has two firewire ports, one
on the
| motherboard the other with Audigy Platinum.
|
| Weird thing both ports are listed in Dev Manager as OHCI
Compliant IEEE 1394
| Host Controller with Microsoft drivers loaded.
|
| Any other suggestions, on how to fix this problem?
|
| "Jim Macklin" wrote:
|
| Delete the card reader ["SBP2 Compliant | IEEE 1394
| devices"] in device manager and it should be redetected
| properly when you reboot. Unplug the card reader when
you
| do this and plug it in after the reboot.
|
|
| --
| The people think the Constitution protects their rights;
| But government sees it as an obstacle to be overcome.
|
|
| "Wesley" wrote in
message
|
news | | Hi,
| |
| | After installing firewire drivers for Epson scanner my
| firewire CF card
| | reader doesn't show as a removable drive in windows
| explorer anymore.
| | After connecting card reader I can see in the device
| manager "SBP2 Compliant
| | IEEE 1394 devices" but not a removable drive. Driver
| details are -
| | sbp2port.sys - file version 5.1.2600.2180
| (xpsp_sp2_rtm.040803-2158)
| | I have noticed that after loading firewire drivers for
| sony digital camera,
| | I have lost my epson scanner, but after reinstalling
| drivers both camera and
| | scanner are working fine.
| | I do not have drivers for my firewire card reader, but
I
| understand those
| | drivers are included in OS.
| | I am running Windows XP SP2, Athlon 3000XP, 1G RAM,
2x80G
| SATA RAID
| |
| | Thanks for any hints
| |
| | Regards
| |
| | Wesley
|
|
|