Device not found on laptop

If you have a micro-memory card installed in the stick, when you plug in the usb stick in your laptop, windows (XP, Vista, 7 & 8) should automatically instal the device with a drive letter for the memory card coming up in 'My computer' along with installation of all the WIFI drivers. This may take several minutes.

I f the laptop has BT Capability it may be that yo need a Dongle that little thing that plugs into a USB to connect BT to a computer you have to buy one made just for that.

This sounds like a driver issue .... after plugging in the USB dongle, go to the Control Panel>System and Security>System and select Device manager. After Device Manager opens up you should see "Keyboards". toggle open the triangle, to the left of the word "keyboards", and you should see the 2500 listed. If not, right click on the keyboard listed and select update driver software. Then select "Search automatically for the updated driver software". If a new driver is found, it will ask you if you want to use it. If not, try uninstalling the driver that is there and re-booting your computer. Then when you plug in the USB dongle it should automatically install the needed driver.

easy.
#does your laptop have a bluetooth connection?
#if not you will need a dongle.

Goto Device Manager and uninstall everything under USB headings and reboot the computer.

XP and Vista will reinstall the generic drivers for the usb ports.

To access Device Manager;

Hold the
Windows key + Pausebreak
Hardware
Device Manager

hiya

this sounds like a driver issue as it is not being recognised upon boot up try and download the lastest driver for this device

Rik

If tried so many ways ti fix it but still it wont work, buy a usb dongle or card that supported by windows vista.or try to reinstall the driver for this device.the moment you bought this pc does it have vista already?

NEVER install the dongle before the CD.

What has happend is windows has automatically installed your dongle with the wrong driver.

Try this.

Keep your dongle plugged in.

Goto start > control panel

Click system

Along the tab at the top select hardware, now click device manager.

Find your dongle, it should be under 'network adapters' (if you are not sure if it is the right one, unplug it at this point. If it dissapears from device manager - that is the one)

Now, click on it in device manager and press delete. Click OK to deleteing the driver.

Now, follow these steps carefully:

Unplug the dongle.

Restart the computer.

Start installation from CD

Only plug in the dongle when it tells you to, or the installation is complete.

Hope this helps

Tony

Are you running windows media player on Vista, if so I'm having same problem. Appears one needs Windows XP, which is rather annoying..