how to put scan disk into USB port. Doesn't snap in, just leans into the port?
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Open and close the Red slide. when you have pushed the red slide forward it will expose the male portion to put into the USB port. Hope this helps.
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push the red slider all the way out and it will 'snap' in. At least mine does anyway.
1338864
I broke the red slider off a Cruzer and thought I would no longer be able to use it. But I manage to slide the fitting forward anyway. The red slider was too tight. I pushed it too hard and broke it, but I'm still able to push the fitting out even without the slider.
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I can't be sure about that, but everything I tried with standard USB port worked. Granted, these were Windows machines and a Mac Mini, so that may not help you.
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There is a button you press that will release a USB plug. Put that in a USB extension cord or try putting it i. The port itself.
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i do not know. i used the disc that came with and could not get it work on either of my computers. I tried the online software and could not get it to work either. I was able to see the scanners control panel but the controls would not respond. I did not bother to research because my problem may have been the pin cord, I bought a cheap one. my recommendation is to use the high dollar pin connector to usb. Radio shack has one for around 60 bucks
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I assume you mean it's not recognized Try plugging it into the cord first then the cord into your usbI can't give you an explanation but it work for me on previous machines Also take a flash drive to test that port. Occasionally they do fail
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I have never had this problem and I am not sure how to answer your question. I plug the scanner into a USB port, click on computer and click on that drive (for example Removable Disk drive E) and you should be able to open it and get your information. Then you can copy it to where ever you want it. If you are not sure which drive is which, the computer will show you which drive has information in it. As you can see, I am not an expert. I just have to feel my way along. I hope that helps some. It works for me.
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Try formatting the thumb drive. Try NTFS. If that doesn't work, separate the file into parts. I use WinRAR. However, there are several freeware programs that would do it.
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I have a San Disk multi card reader. Can't I just plug it into the USB port and read any card, micro SD included?
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I can't make mine work. There is NO. USB selection on the Input screen! Can anybody help?
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In my case, it's plug &play. I suggest you proceed via My files and tap on the usb drive. Good luck.
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The usb connector should have been in the bottom of the shipping box. It threw me off, too. If not, look for a miniUSB to USB cable.
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You plug it in like you would any other flash drive. The rectangular end fits into the USB port. If it doesn't plug in right away, flip it over. The case is just small enough to fit in the USB port. This causes it to be snug but not so much that you have to force the flash drive into the USB port.
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I am trying this tonight. The box does have two external USB ports but the internal GoFlex dock looks to be a standard SATA connection. Ill let you know how it goes.
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You just stick the USB in and get "reading". Sounds like either the files are corrupted or something with device is wrong.
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I have Win7 64 bit and it works fine. A scan disc doesn't care what version of windows it is plugged into. The files might not be able to load onto a computer that has outdated programs that cannot read or convert what you have downloaded onto the scan disc. To my knowledge I do not know of any problems whether it is a usb2 or usb3.
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Presumably your printer/scanner has a USB portal.In which case I'm quite sure it's doable but I wouldn't know exactly how. But many folks could know.
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This scanner has a single USB 2.0 plug to a Micro USB plug cable. Although there is usually more than one USB port available to use on your PC, there is only one Micro USB plug output on the scanner. I am sure that there is either a splitter cable, or a USB Hub that can take the signal from the scanner and send it to two different USB 2.0 ports on two separate PC's. Research Splitter cables and/or hubs to see if this is possible. Hope this helps!