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by dsimms
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by thechas
While it is true that XP recognizes more USB devices than previous versions of Windows, there are still many USB devices that will not function properly without the manufactures drivers.
Card readers are in this class.
Download and install the latest driver from Dazzle, then connect the reader and it should work properly.
The installed memory card should show up as a removable drive in Windows Explorer and My Computer.
Chas
by dsimms
The manufacturer does not require any drivers for XP.
by thechas
The note for the Dazzle card readers that they do not require drivers only means that Windows XP includes the required drivers. They still need to be installed!
Checking over the FAQ section at www.ziocorp.com they offer this advice:
"Q - I get no drive letter when plugging in my Dazzle 10 in 1 reader.
A - Plug the reader into the USB port on your PC. The issue is that there is no drive letter and you can verify this by checking My Computer and seeing this.
Right click on the My Computer icon and scroll down to Properties
Click the Hardware tab
Click Device Manager
Near the bottom of the list there will be an entry for USB Devices. Here the reader will probably be listed as a DFU adaptor.
Right click and select Update Driver
Click the Install from a specific location button
Select Don't search. I will choose the driver to install
Select USB Mass Storage Device
The drivers will install. Unplug the unit and plug it back in and the device will show up with two drive letters in My Computer"
There is also a registry hack for a specific Intel chip-set and problems with Dazzle readers.
Chas
by dsimms
There is a drive recognized by XP when I plug in the reader, and mass storage device driver is also installed properly in the device manager. It will not read any cards that are installed. I have tried two separate units and get the same results.
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