How To Install Usb Mass Storage Device Driver

Depends what USB chipset you have. Intel, for ex, has a Chipset Identification Utility and the you can download the appropriate Cipset.inf from Intel. It will not install if it's the wrong one. If you have an OEM PC, check the CD's that came w/ the PC or look for drivers on the PC manufacturer website. If it's a home brew, the motherboard manufacturer should have the drivers. You might also try the Add Hardware wizard in Control Panel. Michael 'davegthomas' wrote in message news:349-4999-96f7-ad665bf384c9@i72g2000hsd.googlegroups.com.

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Solution 1: Uninstall the Driver. Follow these steps to uninstall the driver. 1) Open Device Manager. 2) Right-click on USB Mass Storage Device and select Uninstall. 3) If prompted for the continue, click the OK button. If you see Delete the driver software for this device, click the box next to it, then click the OK button. 4) Restart your PC. USB Mass Storage Device is created and listed in Device Manager when you plug in a device that supports it such as a flash drive. When you say deleted I assume you uninstalled it in Device Manager. When you plug in your device Windows will install the driver and it will show up again in Device Manager.

> My PC ignores my Gizmo which was working as my Readyboost memory and > my external HD is also ignored. > How do I get the USB working again - this is a fresh install which I > mistakenly thought would fix everything. On 1 Feb, 00:39, 'Phillips' wrote: > Depends what USB chipset you have. Intel, for ex, has a Chipset > Identification Utility and the you can download the appropriate Cipset.inf > from Intel.

It will not install if it's the wrong one. > > If you have an OEM PC, check the CD's that came w/ the PC or look for > drivers on the PC manufacturer website. > > If it's a home brew, the motherboard manufacturer should have the drivers. > > You might also try the Add Hardware wizard in Control Panel. > > Michael'davegthomas' wrote in message > > news:349-4999-96f7-ad665bf384c9@i72g2000hsd.googlegroups.com. > > > > > My PC ignores my Gizmo which was working as my Readyboost memory and > > my external HD is also ignored.

> > How do I get the USB working again - this is a fresh install which I > > mistakenly thought would fix everything.- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text - I have a Foxconn 661FX7MI MB which has an SiS964 southbridge which apparently supports 8 USB2.0 ports running a Phoenix- AwardBIOS. Currently Device Manager is showing: 3 x SiS7001 PCI to USB Open Host Controllers 1 x Standard Enhanced PCI to USB Host Controller 4 x USB Root Hubs I forced the Enhanced Controller but obviously it is not seeing my Mass Storage Device(Gizmo) After a few more hours I discovered that if I turn off USB2.0 support in the BIOS then XP recognises my Gizmo etc. But tells me that it would run faster if I had a high speed port! If I turn it on then XP locks up conversly in Vista with it on Vista ignores the Gizmo and it is identified as an Unknown USB Device. Apparently SiS don't provide a USB2 driver Microsoft does but I can't find it! Should I try to install all the Enhanced USB drivers regadless of brand untill hopefully I find one that works or what? I have the same problem.

If you have installed all the USB updates and still have the problem, then you are stuck. I don't think Microsoft know how to fix the Vista USB problems. 'Ultralib' wrote in message news:90030ed3-6b9a-460d-833c-f2eea93939de@u10g2000prn.googlegroups.com. >i have the same problem - my USB harddisk used to work okay on my > vista, but someday, it cannot recognize the disk any more.

There is no > USB MASS Storage driver in device manager. > > I checked, and all the files are there.

Still cannot access the USB > harddisk. Any help here? Rich T wrote: > I have the same problem. If you have installed all the USB updates and > still have the problem, then you are stuck.

I don't think Microsoft know > how to fix the Vista USB problems. > This also plagued XP boxes. Microsoft has never gotten USB2 to work dependably. > > 'Ultralib' wrote in message > news:90030ed3-6b9a-460d-833c-f2eea93939de@u10g2000prn.googlegroups.com. >>i have the same problem - my USB harddisk used to work okay on my >> vista, but someday, it cannot recognize the disk any more. There is no >> USB MASS Storage driver in device manager.