I have a Rundisk TM USB flashdrive that only supports windows XP/Vista. I have 2 computers, one with windows 98 - could you tell me if there is a free driver download I could get hold of please
I always sticked at the back of my hard drive and forgot to unplugged when I reformatted the Hard Drive and intalled a new XPpro. Now the Flashdrive has no files and when I plugged into the computer it askes "please insert a disk in to drive E:"
Please help.I have Rundisk TM USB flashdrive 1 GB.
I have files nearly full before.
I always sticked at the back of my hard drive and forgot to unplugged when I reformatted the Hard Drive and intalled a new XPpro. Now the Flashdrive has no files and when I plugged into the computer it askes "please insert a disk in to drive E:"
Please help.
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Do you have computers at work? You must have friends with a Desktop computer? Give them the disc and a USB memory stick. That is the long way around the problem, but you can download it online from the Singer Website :>D
Use a USB cable. If you use one of the OS on your computer
Windows Vista (except for Starter)
Windows XP Home Edition and Professional (*1)
Windows Me
Windows 2000 Professional
Mac OS X (v10.1.3 or later) (*2)
(*1) 64-bit editions is not supported
(*2) As of June 2008, operations have been confirmed with Mac OS X (10.1.3 - 10.5).
A recording medium larger than 2GB is supported in v10.3 or later. Note:
Operation is not assured in an environment based on an upgrade of the
operating systems described above or in a multi-boot environment.
The A100 does not support USB connection on Windows 98/98 SE. For that you can use a card reader instead.
Windows XP, Vista , or Windows 7 should be able to automatically detect and install it. Try using it
on another computer that has either Windows XP, Vista , or Windows 7 on
it. If it doesn't automatically detect and install it on that one then
the flashdrive is dead.
If you have an older operating system then go here to download the driver: http://www.sandisk.com/sandisk-support/driver-download-wizard
Windows XP, Vista , or Windows 7 should be able to automatically detect and install it. Try using it
on another computer that has either Windows XP, Vista , or Windows 7 on
it. If it doesn't automatically detect and install it on that one then
the flashdrive is dead.
But if you have an older operating system then go here to download the driver: http://www.sandisk.com/sandisk-support/driver-download-wizard
It should be able to automatically detect and install it. Try using it on another computer that has either Windows XP, Vista , or Windows 7 on it. If it doesn't automatically detect and install it on that one then the flashdrive is dead.
You are not clearly mentioning your problem...but i suspect that you have an older operating system maybe windows 98 or 95.Can u please tell me what you are trying to run and what OS u are running whether if it is:
1.Windows 95
2.Windows 98
3.Windows ME
4.Windows XP
5.Windows Vista
Accordingly i might be able to help you out.
Hi, Unfortunatley your answer is within your question, in which you say it only came with Driver Support for Win 98, 2000 & XP, basically meaning that your Camcorder is not compatible with Windows Vista. The only 3 Possible choices you have are to
1. Use a friend's PC who has XP installed, and Transfer the Files through using their System.
2. Remove Windows Vista, and Install Windows XP
or
3. Wait until your Camcorder is supported by Windows Vista.
I seriously should not wait for Option 3 though, as I've had a Philips Webcam for over 2-3 yrs now, and is still not supported by Windows Vista.
Unfortunately, Windows 95, 98, and Me are not supported with this printer.
Listed below are the system requirements for your printer.
Windows Requirements
- A Microsoft Windows compatible PC with an 800MHz processor (1GHz or faster processor recommended)
- Microsoft Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows XP Professional x64 Edition, or Windows Vista
- 256MB RAM for Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows XP Professional x64 Edition (512MB recommended) - 512MB RAM for Windows Vista (1GB recommended)
- 300MB free hard disk space (550MB recommended)
- 4x or faster CD-ROM drive for installing the software
- A Windows-compliant USB port and shielded USB "AB" cable up to 6.5 feet (2 meters) long. Using an improperly shielded USB cable may cause the Epson Stylus CX9400Fax Series to malfunction.
Macintosh Requirements
- An Apple Macintosh with a PowerPC or Intel processor
- Macintosh OS X 10.2.8, 10.3.9 to 10.4.x or later
- 256MB RAM (512MB recommended)
- 300MB free hard disk space (550MB recommended)
- 4x or faster CD-ROM drive for installing the software
- A USB port and a shielded USB "AB" cable up to 6.5 feet (2 meters) long. Using an improperly shielded USB cable may cause the Epson Stylus CX9400Fax Series to malfunction.
Dear, Flash Disks have different drivers, according to manufacturers. VISTA has many know driver ansd compatibility headaches. The best thing is: Find the brans name of your USB manufacturer. Find their site. Look for drivers for VISTA there or write their tech support for a driver.
There are no drivers for Windows Vista for this camera, nor are there drivers for anything past Windows 98.
If you have a new computer with Vista loaded into it there is a slot for the memory stick in the front. Regardless of the computer the slot should read MS/PRO/DUO. Slip your memory stick in and a screen will pop up showing DRIVE H Memory stick and download from there.
If you have an older computer and upgraded to Windows Vistat there is an adapter you can buy that your memory stick slips into and then plug it in your USB slot. Software needs to be downloaded first from the site prescribed on the package.
I spent over 3 hours today trying to find drivers like you did until I got online and did a chat with a Tech from Sony. Its so simple its silly stupid. Had the slot right in front on my Dell Inspiron PC DUH !!! Good luck Same for Windows 2000 XP, with service pack 3 or 2 or anything past Windows 98 Hope this helps, it worked in a flash once I found out what to do.
I have Rundisk TM USB flashdrive 1 GB.
I have files nearly full before.
I always sticked at the back of my hard drive and forgot to unplugged when I reformatted the Hard Drive and intalled a new XPpro. Now the Flashdrive has no files and when I plugged into the computer it askes "please insert a disk in to drive E:"
Please help.
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