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usb memeory stick 1
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DragonQ0105
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What's your OS? What's the make and model of the Stick? (e.g. Kingston USB 2.0 256MB Memory Stick).
With 2000 and XP, they don't normally require drivers. With 98/ME, You normally need Drivers (the Memory Stick should've come with a CD with appropriate Drivers, but if not, check the manufacturer's website for the latest drivers).
With 2000 and XP, they don't normally require drivers. With 98/ME, You normally need Drivers (the Memory Stick should've come with a CD with appropriate Drivers, but if not, check the manufacturer's website for the latest drivers).
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Did you solve your problem? If you have network drives mapped, it may be trying to use a drive letter that is already used by the network mapping. If on Win2k/XP, go into Disk Manager (inside Computer Management under Administrative Tools) and reassign the drive letter for the USB drive.
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