Rocky 4 usb pen drive not detecting by my system.  give me the details...?
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if u r using xp, then it should take automatically but if u r using windows 98, u'll have to collect software from Internet. have u not got the software with the pendrive?
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I am going to give some general things to check as I would need to know more specifics on your system to be exact.\n\nIf you are running an OS older than win 2000 then your flash drive will require drivers, these can be downladed from the manufacturers www site in most cases, once installed the rest of this will apply to those systems as well.\n\nMy first question is this, if your hard drive is full (I am assuming that is what you mean by Memory since that is where Pictures would be stored) then a flash drive of up to 1 gig would seem to me to be insufficient as a means of increasing your storage enough to make much difference, besides which these devices are not intended as a permanant means of storage. You should probably consider getting an external Hard Drive of up to 120 gig.\n\nNow, since the drive is showing as operational you may not be looking for it in the right place. Open My Computer(Double click on it on the desktop or click on it in the Start menu). Once Open in the right side of the screen area you will see all your drives listed, the default view has then seperated into types ie Files Stored on this Computer, Hard Disk Drives, Devices with removable Storage. Your USB Flash drive will be listed under devices with removable storage, if you do not see it immediately look very close it may not have a name that readily identifies it, if after a closer look you still do not see it there look in the Hard Drive section and insure it is not listed there (windows is sometimes not very bright about where it puts things). If you still cannot readily identify it then close My Computer, then disconnect the USB Flash drive, re-open My computer, if a drive that was previously listed is not there now then that is likely the USB flash, now re-connect the USB Flash drive. If you have now identified the drive you are ready to transfer files to it, to do this open the folder where your pictures are, then right click and highlight the files to be transferred, when you release the mouse button a menu will open, select cut, in My Computer right click on the flash drive and select Paste on the menu. Alternatively you can copy and paste the entire folder to the flash drive then delete the files on your hard drive.\n\nAssuming the above did not solve your problem at this point you would need to ensure that the hardware is not malfunctioning. To do this either on the desktop or in the start menu Right click My Computer and select Manage. In the window that opens look down the Left side for Device Manager, Left click on it. In the righ side panel you will see your systems hardware listed, ensure you have now Yellow or red Flags(?? or !!)these indicate a problem. If you see one then double click the device that is flagged and list the information about the problem for more assistance either here or feel free to contact me through my information. If there are no flags look carefully through your device list and ensure that the USB Flash drive is listed, if it is then we need to further explore where it is listed in your drive list if not then you have a hardware issue either with the drive or your USB controller, if you can verify your USB controller is operating by connecting a different USB device that works then you can safely say you have a defective USB Flash drive and should replace it. If you need further assistance please feel free to contact me using my member information (click my name and it will show you how) I would list it here but there seems to be a rule against it.
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If you are on an older computer, it may need the driver for the device.  On newer machine, you do not need it.  Also, if you locked your data with a password using a utility that came with the USB drive it may be asking for that.
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I had that problem with a flash drive, I solved it by replacing the drivers for the USB host controllers, with generic ones that come with the OS.
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unplug the usb cable and uninstall the usb reboot without the usb unplugged in and reboot again and try the drive again
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unless you've made changes to your system lately (i.e. reformatting, installed new software, etc.) it is probably a hardware failure and needs to be replaced.  You can see what device manger tells you about the status.  Right click on my computer, select manage, select, device manager, browse to your cd drive and see what it says about the device properties.
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Plug pen into USB port. \n\nOpen Windows Explorer to find out what drive letter has been assigned to the USB drive. Close Windows explorer. \n\nClick Start > Run and type in "cmd" without the quotes. Click OK. \n\nUse "cd C:&#92;" without the quotes if you are not already at the C:> prompt. \n\nAt the C:> prompt, type "CHKDSK X: /F" without the quotes where X = the drive letter of the USB drive. The space before /F is important. Press enter. \n\nIf you are asked questions like "Convert lost chains into files?" answer all such questions "Y" without the quotes and press enter. \n\nOnce finished with CHKDSK type at the C:> prompt "DEL X:&#92;File*.chk" without the quotes where X = the drive letter assigned to the USB drive. \n\nClose the dos command window and open Windows Explorer. Find your USB drive and open it. Delete any other files that you do not want. \n\n\nALWAYS use the icon on the system tray to close down the USB drive before removing it!!!!! \n\nNEVER format the USB drive. Windows will apply a different file allocation table than what the drive came with.\n\n-Quoted from newcentaur
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ok, to start with it is not your bios, it is not the cables, it is not the jumpers, if any of those were not detecting the drive, windows couuldn't find it in add new hardware, more than likely it is in your registry.\ncheck these tips here, I don't know your operating system or hardware configuration,so I can't be more specific in helping you, but the page might have the anwer\nhttp://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1218041&page=1
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The USB drive may have been a victim of ESD. Electric Static Discharge. \n\nJohn\nA+ Certified Professional
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Are u sure u dont need the driver for the cd-drive? This is a link to a website that offers free drivers. And if u get the one u need for your cd-rom drive it should make it work (if thats your problem)\nhttp://www.nodevice.com/driver/category/CD_Rom.html
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Yeah, just get the installing setup icon onto your pen drive, and keep it around your neck. Easy 1.2.3.
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Your cd drive has failed. Replace it.\n\nBest looking at DVD +- RW's as they are proving more stable than CD writers.
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i use this \nhttp://www.hauppauge.com/html/usb_data.htm
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It should be USB so if you are using Windows XP it will automatically install the correct drivers. If you have any other O/S you will need to use the driver CD that came with the drive.
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Do you have a floppy disc in the drive?  Check that first, if not, then:\nhttp://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000465.htm
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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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Try going to Device Manager and uninstalling the USB Controller and re-booting, then try it.  How come you haven't updated to SP2?  It could help support what I'm guessing is a USB 2.0 flash drive.