It has always worked since I got it, and it suddenly isnt working.  Im using windows xp.  I know its not a hardware failure, but can anyone tell me how to re-enable it?  thankyou...
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is it synaptics touchpad?\nopen control panel,click mouse icon,click device settings,click enable touchpad (synaptics)\ngoodluck!
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Yes, try another pc or laptop.. I bet you it works.. Hi 5! LOL! Heidi. Ps thanks for answeing my question! LOL!
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do you mean when installing it? well i've had that problem a several times with installing my modem drivers, so what i did was log in with safe mode ( when turning on your computer , press F8 button on top of your keyboard rapidly) than choose either, Safe mode, or "Safe mode with networking" (it depends if you still need to download the installer again, or if its already on your desktop) , everything gonna be with bad resolution so don't worry, just try to install, it again, if it does, than restart your computer, it should turn back on normal, and everything gonna work... hope  this helped!
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You may need to reinstall the driver. Go to the website of the manufacturer and download the driver.
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get a new card - many old ones aren't supported on XP - they are dirt cheap so just pick one up and all will be well.  I had to get a new one with XP.
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Check to make sure you dont have any recalls on that particular thing. Maybe you didn't put it in correctly. ummm maybe your laptop is not responding correctly to it because the unknown error is not effecting it. Just follow the error and keep doing what ya doing. have a nice day
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Make sure your CD drive is set as a slave or secondary master drive in your BIOS, and also make sure that it's first in the boot sequence. If it can't detect the drive, then there's a hardware problem with the CD drive itself. If you can get that to work, then try using the Repair feature on the XP install CD. If that doesn't work, then just reinstall Windows.
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Reinstall the driver.\n\nPress {Windows Key} + Pause Break  -> go to Hardware --> Device Manager --> and look under Univeral Serial Bus controllers.  There might be a yellow exclamation mark labled by the USB port if there is a conflict.  Uninstall the USB driver and restart Windows.  Windows, upon rebooting, should reinstall the drivers for you.
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Try clicking start > control panel > mouse.  When the dialog box opens you should have a Hardware tab. Click on that and towards the middle of the box you should see the device status (if it's working properly.)  You should also see a properties button. If you click on that another dialog box opens with a Driver tab.  Click on that and you can check for an updated device driver.  If all else fails, you can use the Troubleshoot button to see if you can isolate the problem.\n\nplrr
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Try to go to control setting and add it in or just look around. My hp did the same thing just keep playing around with it and it will work. good luck
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I think that you dont have a registered version of windows. If u have then format your PC and reload the OS again. This should work but.... I have never tried this thing.
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First Unplug all your USB Device. Then reboot your PC. Then wait for few second. And then plug your USB device like your digital cam and microphone headset one at a time. at the lower right corner of the screen after you plug any USB device it will prompt a message that "Found new hardware" if your using Windows XP.\n\nIf its not still working, If your Digital Camera or Headset has a driver included that match your Windows Operating system then install it first.\n\nIf still not working, look for the Motherboard driver of your PC. Then look for drivers and utility and then try to re-install the USB drivers. It might corrupt some of the files so it wont work, may be?\n\nLast option, try to plug your digital camera at other computer and observe what will be happened or message display.
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If you uninstall it and re install it, it might work.  If not you might have to run a reg cleaner.
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I just had the same thing happen to me. It was a defective hard drive on my computer causing the issue.....I took it to the Geek Squad for repair....It wasn't an old computer either, 3 months old....Hope this helps!!\n\nGL;)
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Go into Device Manager, uninstall the cdrom, then reboot. If that doesn't work, reinstall the drivers from the disk that came with the burner, or OS. If you don't have these disks, then download the drivers from the manufacturer's website. What's happening is that you might have corrupted drivers that may need to be reinstalled, or, replaced with newer ones. :)
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hmmm. i had the same problem. try looking for the driver on the internet.
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Restart your computer and try again. If that doesn't work, uninstall it then reinstall.