Sorry, didn't work. One thing I have now noticed is that if I power the PC
up with the device connected it is assigned a letter. If I power up without
the device connected and then connect it, it is not assigned a letter.
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Bernard Johnson

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"Noel Paton" wrote in message
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Try this
Power down
Physically unplug all USB Devices
Reboot to Safe Mode
Open Device Manager
Remove ALL USB Devices and Controllers
Remove ALL error-flagged devices
Reboot to Normal Mode
Plug in USB devices one at a time, and get each recognised before
proceeding
to the next

See if that cures it
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"Bernard Johnson" wrote in message
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Hope somebody can help. I have two removable USB mass storage devices
installed, one is my Fuji digital camera and one is an Oracom MP3
player.
They have both worked perfectly well until recently. Unfortunately I
cannot
identify exactly when they stopped working correctly. When I connect
either
of these items, via USB, they are not assigned a letter. If I look in My
Computer they do not exist. They do exist under Device Manager. If,
under
Device Manager, I manually assign a letter when the computer restarts to
accept the changes, the manually assigned letters are active and the
devices
are visible under My Computer. Unfortunately, it only appears temporary
as
when I reboot my computer and re-connect the USB devices they, again,
are
not assigned a letter. I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling the
software, including drivers, associated with both the camera and the MP3
player, with no effect.