JimV

When I plug in my PNY Attache 2.0 jump drive into my new computer, it asks to
install driver for my USB 2.0 FD. If I click on locate and install, nothing
is found. Device mgr reports this is not configured correctly. I know the
jump drive is good, as it works in my laptop. I tried disabling in device
mgr., and then re-plugging in, but that didn't work either. Do I have to
reinstall the USB Mass Storage Class Driver? Can this driver be gotten off
the MS web site? What is the name of the actual file?

Thanks!

BigJim

I never needed a driver for my thumb drives (Toshiba,Memorex) but if it
needs a driver I would look for it at the PNY site.

"JimV" <JimV@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:9D270D6F-DE45-4514-B1E9-E12930F2750D@microsoft.com...
> When I plug in my PNY Attache 2.0 jump drive into my new computer, it asks
> to
> install driver for my USB 2.0 FD. If I click on locate and install,
> nothing
> is found. Device mgr reports this is not configured correctly. I know the
> jump drive is good, as it works in my laptop. I tried disabling in device
> mgr., and then re-plugging in, but that didn't work either. Do I have to
> reinstall the USB Mass Storage Class Driver? Can this driver be gotten off
> the MS web site? What is the name of the actual file?
>
> Thanks!

JimV

Thanks, but already tried that. Their suggestions about searching in
Windows\System32, and then various subdirectories didn't work

"BigJim" wrote:

> I never needed a driver for my thumb drives (Toshiba,Memorex) but if it
> needs a driver I would look for it at the PNY site.
>
> "JimV" <JimV@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:9D270D6F-DE45-4514-B1E9-E12930F2750D@microsoft.com...
> > When I plug in my PNY Attache 2.0 jump drive into my new computer, it asks
> > to
> > install driver for my USB 2.0 FD. If I click on locate and install,
> > nothing
> > is found. Device mgr reports this is not configured correctly. I know the
> > jump drive is good, as it works in my laptop. I tried disabling in device
> > mgr., and then re-plugging in, but that didn't work either. Do I have to
> > reinstall the USB Mass Storage Class Driver? Can this driver be gotten off
> > the MS web site? What is the name of the actual file?
> >
> > Thanks!
>
>
>

Myron

"JimV" wrote:

> Thanks, but already tried that. Their suggestions about searching in
> Windows\System32, and then various subdirectories didn't work
>
> "BigJim" wrote:
>
> > I never needed a driver for my thumb drives (Toshiba,Memorex) but if it
> > needs a driver I would look for it at the PNY site.
> >
> > "JimV" <JimV@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> > news:9D270D6F-DE45-4514-B1E9-E12930F2750D@microsoft.com...
> > > When I plug in my PNY Attache 2.0 jump drive into my new computer, it asks
> > > to
> > > install driver for my USB 2.0 FD. If I click on locate and install,
> > > nothing
> > > is found. Device mgr reports this is not configured correctly. I know the
> > > jump drive is good, as it works in my laptop. I tried disabling in device
> > > mgr., and then re-plugging in, but that didn't work either. Do I have to
> > > reinstall the USB Mass Storage Class Driver? Can this driver be gotten off
> > > the MS web site? What is the name of the actual file?
> > >
> > > Thanks!
> >
> > I purchased a HP Pavilion with Vista home premium pre installed and found that the usb ports worked fine for printers and usb mouse however did not work for jump drives. I have been looking for fixes for about 3 weeks. I found some very helpful advice from some people on these blogs.Microsoft and HP were no help at all. This is what I did to fix the problem, first I checked my c: drive for a file named usbstor.inf open command prompt cd to c:/ then type dir usdstor.inf /s this should find the file if it is not in c:\windows\infdir then copy it and past it there. The file was not on my hard drive anywhere so I copied it from my XP profesional computer as well as the USBSTOR.sys file this file goes in your c:\windows\system32\driver file, I also copied the following files from my XP system c:\windows\inf\usbstor and c:\windows\inf\usbstor.PNF. The usbstor and usbstor.PNF files were copied into the c:\windows\inf file on my Vista computer. I also changed a line in the
Regestery HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\microsoft\windows\curr entversion double click on Device Path and add :%SystemRoot%System32 to the end of the line. I rebooted the laptop and plugged one of my usb devices in, it did not see it automaticaly however I went to device manager and double clicked on the usb device and said to upgrade driver(do not let windows look for drivers) do a manual search brouse to c:\ then have the computer search. I have been able to use all my usb devices after I did this.
> >

Myron

"JimV" wrote:

> Thanks, but already tried that. Their suggestions about searching in
> Windows\System32, and then various subdirectories didn't work
>
> "BigJim" wrote:
>
> > I never needed a driver for my thumb drives (Toshiba,Memorex) but if it
> > needs a driver I would look for it at the PNY site.
> >
> > "JimV" <JimV@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> > news:9D270D6F-DE45-4514-B1E9-E12930F2750D@microsoft.com...
> > > When I plug in my PNY Attache 2.0 jump drive into my new computer, it asks
> > > to
> > > install driver for my USB 2.0 FD. If I click on locate and install,
> > > nothing
> > > is found. Device mgr reports this is not configured correctly. I know the
> > > jump drive is good, as it works in my laptop. I tried disabling in device
> > > mgr., and then re-plugging in, but that didn't work either. Do I have to
> > > reinstall the USB Mass Storage Class Driver? Can this driver be gotten off
> > > the MS web site? What is the name of the actual file?
> > >
> > > Thanks!
> >
> > I purchased a HP Pavilion with Vista home premium pre installed and found that the usb ports worked fine for printers and usb mouse however did not work for jump drives. I have been looking for fixes for about 3 weeks. I found some very helpful advice from some people on these blogs.Microsoft and HP were no help at all. This is what I did to fix the problem, first I checked my c: drive for a file named usbstor.inf open command prompt cd to c:/ then type dir usdstor.inf /s this should find the file if it is not in c:\windows\infdir then copy it and past it there. The file was not on my hard drive anywhere so I copied it from my XP profesional computer as well as the USBSTOR.sys file this file goes in your c:\windows\system32\driver file, I also copied the following files from my XP system c:\windows\inf\usbstor and c:\windows\inf\usbstor.PNF. The usbstor and usbstor.PNF files were copied into the c:\windows\inf file on my Vista computer. I also changed a line in the
Regestery HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\microsoft\windows\curr entversion double click on Device Path and add :%SystemRoot%System32 to the end of the line. I rebooted the laptop and plugged one of my usb devices in, it did not see it automaticaly however I went to device manager and double clicked on the usb device and said to upgrade driver(do not let windows look for drivers) do a manual search brouse to c:\ then have the computer search. I have been able to use all my usb devices after I did this.
> >