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USB 2.0 problem
Hello people, I'm experimenting a big problem with my Kingston DataTraveler DT100 with 8GB. When I connect it, it seems to work perfectly. I can read and delete files without problem, but when I try to write any file on it, windows start to copy and then it says "Could not find this item. This is no longer located in G:\. Verify the item's location and try again." When this error occurs, Windows stops to detect my DataTraveler. I have to disconnect and reconnect it and all happen again (It works perfect until I put some file on it). I tried formatting, connecting in other USB ports, disabling and unistalling the device, changing drive letter, using another DataTraveler and nothing solve this. DataTravelers work perfect in my desktop PC with XP The only way i can use it, is with a USB Hub that isn't USB 2.0 (It is 1.1) and there work perfect (but slow, obviously) I tried with Windows Home Premium 64bits and with Windows 7 RC Build 7100 64bits and I got the same error message. My PC is TX2 1020us. If anyone have a TX2 with Vista/Seven 64bits working and have not this issue, could you copy yor usb drivers to pobe them with my notebook? Thanks a lot -- VictorV |