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I suggest you check your My Computer settings. Right click on Start, select Properties > Customize > Advanced. Scroll down till you come to My Computer, then check that the radio button next to "Display as Link" has a green dot in its centre. If not, click it to enable it, then make sure the other 2 items are NOT enabled. Click OK, OK, etc to return and try checking the commands for your USB again.

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I suggest you check your My Computer settings. Right click on Start, select Properties > Customize > Advanced. Scroll down till you come to My Computer, then check that the radio button next to "Display as Link" has a green dot in its centre. If not, click it to enable it, then make sure the other 2 items are NOT enabled. Click OK, OK, etc to return and try checking the commands for your USB again.

Thanks Dencandy, there are all ok!

Myst any files be in USB stick like swhost.exe and autorun.inf?

After USB Formating this 2 files disappear and after appear`s again!?

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Removable Disk (USB) do not listen command "Open", listen only command "Explore".

Can I change that Error?

Thanks!

It has happened with me. format your USB. Run antivirus software on your PC. Plug it in and try to open it, should work. Please Reply me if it helps.:)

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Removable Disk (USB) do not listen command "Open", listen only command "Explore".

Can I change that Error?

Thanks!

It has happened with me. format your USB. Run antivirus software on your PC. Plug it in and try to open it, should work. Please Reply me if it helps.:)

Thanks, wlb1 I do try!

Must any files be in USB stick like swhost.exe and autorun.inf?

After USB Formating this 2 files disappear and after appear`s again!?

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swhost.exe and autorun.inf are basic Windows files that are used to communicate with various bits of hardware (like USB sticks). However, they can also be taken over by well-known items of malware. So, as the previous poster says, run an uptodate anti-virus program on your computer without the USB device plugged in, then if all is clear, plug in the USB device and scan it with the anti-virus program.

If all is clear, the problem is probably faulty hardware.

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swhost.exe and autorun.inf are basic Windows files that are used to communicate with various bits of hardware (like USB sticks). However, they can also be taken over by well-known items of malware. So, as the previous poster says, run an uptodate anti-virus program on your computer without the USB device plugged in, then if all is clear, plug in the USB device and scan it with the anti-virus program.

If all is clear, the problem is probably faulty hardware.

We have 4 computers in Our office.

When fifth portable computer enter and use his own

USB in all Our PC`s starts this difficulty.

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