kingston data traveller not shown in xp windows?
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Try different computers ( like from family or friends ) to see if the device is broke
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Could be an ill-recognized driver installation. Simply search the NET for the brand of your Memory Stick and install the exact drivers. They are pretty important for correct functionality. If installed the wrong one, it simply could be that, you have already damaged your hardware. But that rare! Windows always recognizes the devices, or it'll simply install a common driver. \n\nStill, there is a but!!! But, if your USB port isn't supported by your Memory stick, then, its a farewell for it.
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If you can see the contents of the drive on another pc, then it might be necessary to reinitialize the usbhub attibute on your pc.  Go to my computer, right click and choose manage.  bring up the the device manager, and delete the usb hub. then have the computer re-review the pc components.  this should bring the hub back up with the right drivers.  then put the stick in and see what happens
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here's what's happening to you right now:\n1st, you upgraded to WindowsXP from either Windows98 or WindowsME...\n\n2nd, your are currently deleting and reinstalling the network adapter's device drivers just to make the network adapter work..\n\nwell, for every problem, isolation is the key...so...\n\n1st, try removing (or uninstalling) the network adapter again...then shut down your PC. open up your PC and physically remove your network adapter from its current slot and re-install it in a different slot.\nusually, WindowsXP will automatically detect the network adapter without the need for a device driver disk.\n\n2nd, if the first option doesn't work, try re-installing WindowsXP from scratch, but before you do this make sure to back-up your data (documents, pics, what-have-you) to a back-up media (e.g. CD-R disc, flash drive, etc.).
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Windows XP(can't say about others as I have not used)
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if you say that you upgraded it... you data is still in the computer...but if you formated and newly installed XP..then everything is completely gone...\n\n\nIf you upgraded it, you can search for the file, or you can go to My Computer, C Drive, and if you have programs folders that you had installed in the previous OS..then ur data is not lost...\n\n\nIf for some reason ur data is not lost...go to My Computer, C driver, Documents and Settings, and everything should be located in those folders
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Enable 48-bit LBA Support for Large Hard Drives should help you out.\nhttp://www.winguides.com/registry/display.php/1115/
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Try using ScanDisk if you using Windows 98/Me.  I don't think that tool is available for Windows XP.  Try accessing the drive on another PC.  If the jump drive came with drivers (especially for Windows 98) try reinstalling them.\n\nIf these steps don't work, probably you won't be able to access it anymore.
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contact your nearest cmputer shop i am definetly sure they have a cheap or free XP disk.
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Go:\n-Right click on My computer\n-Select Manage\n-In the list at the left select "Device Manager"\n-The list in the right side will list all drivers you have, check there if there is a question mark (? or !), if there, just click on the sub of each and delete.\n-Restart computer\n-Plug in your drive again and lets see.\n\nIf you see no ? or ! in device manager or this couldn't help you, try use it on another computer, if the same, I think you need a new memory stick.\n\nXLMan
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Try searching in www.drivers.com or www.freedownloads.com
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You don't need a driver if you are using Windows XP.  That is sort of a generic driver, and is automatically installed by Windows.
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First, you must realize that the card you are referring to is almost obsolete.  In fact the driver included with Windows XP is probably the last updated driver you might be able to find.  \n\nYou can try to go to ATI.com and download a later version of the driver if you find one but chances are it is probably identical to XP driver in terms of functionality.
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Most applications will not implement anything specific to windows xp, in more cases than not any portability problems are due to out of date or missing COM components.  I would, before attempting to port anything, identify the dependancies of the application and ensure that the latest versions of each are installed on the server.  \n\nHTH
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You have to go to control panel system, and device manager and usb icon and see if any red or yellow marking on it and branching out, if yes, delete that, go to add hardware and let it detect the usb memory stick, if found install the driver, if not, your usb port (hardware) have poor contacts, wriggle the stick while plug, or plug into another usb port, check bios setting to allow usb too. If all failed your usb driver might be not suitable for the win version.
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So according to the specs for your board it does support usb 2.0.  You really do need to install Service Pack2 for windows XP, regardless.  It adds alot of fixes that you need to have a stable and "Secure" system.  But if you need to find updated drives for your hardware check out gigabyte's website.
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You should have to purchase new hardware. to run USB 2.0 with windows xp you have to install service pack 2