I go back to the Disk Management and right-click on the Mass Storage drive and hit 'open'.īingo, it opens. Also, when I reboot the computer or remove and replace the device, it will no longer have a drive letter, I have to assign it all over again. (In this case it's F, as it's not in use by anything else) So I go into My Computer, it still ain't there. Okay, easy enough, just assign a drive letter. So, here's where it gets wierd: I can go into Disk Management and I can SEE the devices plugged in, and there's no drive letter assigned. I can go to the Device Manager and I can see them, it says they're working properly (It always says that, whether something is actually working or not) They all work fine on another computer running the same OS. The point is that my Mass Storage devices don't work. I'm probably forgetting some non-Mass Storage devices, but that doesn't matter. (Ran repair from boot CD after installing them, just to be safe) They worked properly until I bought a new mobo and CPU.
#Usb 2.0 mass storage device driver xp professional#
These devices are installed on Windows XP Professional SP2. ~External HDD (Samsung 40G mounted on an external HDD kit, not detected or classified as Mass Storage, but as a physical hard drive) ~Targus Wireless Laser Mouse (Descriptive, huh?) I also have the following USB Devices that ARE working, which are not classified as Mass Storage Devices: I have the following USB Mass Storage Devices, and none of them are working.
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