what does i/o device error (reading usb flash drive)?
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i/o means "Input/Output" \n\nAn i/o device is one that can have input orr output as the name suggests with your machine.  Keyboards, mice, usb drives--all are axamples of input and output.\n\nIn this case, the error is telling you that there is a problem reading the i/o (input/output) device--the USB drive.\n\nSo, does the drive work with another computer?  Does that USB port work with outher devices?
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it means you didnt format the drive correctly ,there is no drive or the drive is bad
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it should be a driver problem at your USB\nopen device manager and check the usb drivers.\nto open device manager right click on "my computer" chose "Manage" and you should see all the drivers that are running.
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CHECK AND SEE IF YOUR USB PORT IS WORKING
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http://www.iomegadatarecovery.com/usb-flash-data-recovery.html
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Do a complete uninstall in the Hardware window and re-install. If that still doesn't work, it is possible that either the drive has died and must be replaced. That would be more likely than that the port on the motherboard has died, but that is possible as well as the not-likely ribbon cable failure.\n\nOne thing you might look at before replacing it is an IRQ conflict if you've added any hardware lately.
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Look at http://computing-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/Obi-wan+error
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Check all the cables and connections.\n\nIf your device is detected by the OS then that is a start.\n\nCheck in the following location:\nControl Panel > Administrative Tools > Computer Management > Storage > Disk Management\n\nIf your device is shown here then great, but be warned your data may be lost and you may need to reformat the drive.\n\nHowever, if you are hearing a cranky sound then it may be that the drive has given up.  Not a good sign.\n\nCheck all of the above to make certain.  If it is a new disk then return it or get it replaced.  If unfortunately you need to buy a new disk, then AVOID Western Digital.  Get Seagate or Maxtor.\n\nGood Luck\nBattery Wizard
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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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Check disk or any other kind of program uses the os for reading data from the disk and "please insert disk " message is coming just because of either window can't identify u r disk because it is corrupted or because proper drivers for usb disk is not loaded(there is no need for a driver software for usb drives if u are using win XP+service pack 2 since it automatically identifies the disk as another removable storage).I think u r problem will be related to corruption of disk due to static charge or something since u were loosing data for aperiod of time and then it became inaccessible.
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check in the device manager (control panel - system - hardware) whether there are problems with your USB controllers. Maybe try to re-install them.
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It is a DFO error. Try rebooting.
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Did you run the External Hard Drive Setup Wizard?\nIs the Hard Drive Formatted?\n\nExternal USB drives come with a setup CD that you should run on the PC you are connecting it to. This will allow you to format or setup the drive for use.
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It usually means that the Operating System of the computer you are working on does not recognise the type of format on your USB flash drive.\n\nYou can check this by plugging in the Flash drive and then looking in "My Computer" or the "Control Panel" to see if the drive is listed as a drive.\n\nA Mac USB drive will usually not see one for Windows XP and the opposite.  A Windows 98 or Linux System will not recognise either one of these.\n\nThe format could have been damaged if the drive was removed while being written to.  See the sites below:
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Two suggestions to try\n1)contact the manufacturer\n\n2)If there is not a write protect tab - If you are using Win XP - Right Click My Computer and select Properties - then Hardware tab - then Device Manager\nLook for the entry for your usb drive delete it. Then let XP find it and reinstall it again.
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give more details. what kind of camera (USB, paralel port), where do you "see yourself" (what application), and when do you get the error message.
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there might be a problem with the connection,\nto make sure of this, follow these steps\n1. Right click My Computer and click on manage.\n2. click on device manager\n3. click on the plus by Universal Serial Bus controllers.\n4. Check if there is a USB Mass Storage Device under there, if there follow step 5, if there is no mass storage device, your device is broken.\n5. double click on USB Mass Storage Device. under the general tab, make sure device is working properly under device status. problems just click the troubleshoot.