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USB Devices Does Not Respond After Plugin
softwarescrackerzDate: Monday, 11 Apr 11, 2:34 AM | Message # 1
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Problem
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My USB devices such as pendrive and external hard disk does not respond after I plug it to my PC. The auto-run does not appear and when I go to My Computer I did not see my devices/drive there. But then I can see the Safely Add and Remove Devices is there at System Tray.

Solution
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Click Start.
Click Run. (Or you can just hold Window+R key)
Now, type diskmgmt.msc
Then Right Click the partition whose Drive Letter you want to change.
Select Change Drive Letter and select your desired path to use for your devices (Any letter but not C and path that you had been using)

 
clark2400Date: Monday, 18 Apr 11, 10:25 AM | Message # 2
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Good post coolng, that will help most people facing this kinda USB error problem! Question though - why is it called 'Flesh Drive' and not Flash Drive? Is it a typo or is that what the drive is actually called? Sounds like the drive is made out of flesh or something haha, just a weird name to me I don't know why...anyway good troubleshooting post, I always appreciate your help even though I don't have this particular problem. Thumbs up mate! biggrin

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softwarescrackerzDate: Monday, 18 Apr 11, 2:05 PM | Message # 3
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Lol now I only noticng it. Flesh drive your observation skill are good lol
 
clark2400Date: Friday, 22 Apr 11, 8:11 PM | Message # 4
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Haha so I wasn't wrong in my observation then, knew it had to be a typo cos it's always been known as a flash drive. It's cool man, everyone makes typos if we didn't we would not be human lol...I've recently had a USB problem myself, seems like a USB device has malfunctioned on my PC but I'm not sure which one it is and my printer works, mouse is working, and my external hard-drive is not even plugged in so I really don't know what has malfunctioned. The USB error msg is something like this, have a look and see what you think: http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/15446-63-repair-windows-code wacko

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softwarescrackerzDate: Friday, 22 Apr 11, 8:42 PM | Message # 5
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I guess you should reinstall your device. Go device management and uninstall then pluin your USB again it will automatically reinstall the drive.
 
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