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Hi All,

my first posting. I have the following problem, hope you can sort it out for me.

I've bought an AIPTEK USB 2.0 (1.1 compatible) Flash Disk (STICK). I am unable to install it fully on my Win 2000 service pack 4 laptop (Targa Xtender 400) When I check out the status of the device, via the 'Removable Disk' symbol in the task window, I can see the flash drive displayed with a yellow/black exclamation mark. this gives me the message unable to start device, problem code 10.

Using the manager (what ever its called - Running a German System So I'm guessing) I can see:

'USB Flash Drive USB Device' Micro Soft driver version 5.0.2195.1 and the path to c:\winnt\system32\Drivers\disk.sys and a version no. 5.00.2195.6655. I know the stick works as I've managed to install it on my Win98SE 'puter (when attached computer refuses to shutdown - just left with a blinking cursor!?) I'll leave that for another post ;-) I've mailed AIPTEK for help, but I'm sure somebody out there can help me out.

Regards STUart

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Is this plugged directly into the computer or via a hub? If via a hub, then is the hub a self powered one or does it rely on power from the computer?

Or, it could be incorrect/corrupt or missing drivers.

Or have a look at http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=329184

Or http://www.socketcom.com/support/note_Error10.htm

Are any of these of use?

BTW Welcome to Windows Forum.

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Microsoft Knowledge Base Article - 278289

Unable to Properly Install a USB Device

This article was previously published under Q278289

SYMPTOMS

After you add a new Universal Serial Bus (USB) device, it may appear in Device Manager with a black exclamation point (!) on a yellow field. The device properties may indicate a status of "Code 10," and may include the following the informational text or text that is similar to this text:

This device is either not present, not working properly, or does not have all the drivers installed. (Code 10)

This problem may occur during device configuration and initialization.

Note that the same device may function properly with a computer that is running Microsoft Windows 98 or Microsoft Windows 98 SE

Seems like a known bug ? in usbhub.sys - what version is yours ?

Fix file is 11/13/00 7:06:40pm 4.90.3002.0 41,840 Usbhub.sys but I can't track it down.

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Hi Boris,

I'm living in Germany and bought the stick here. I've written to the German 'aiptek.de' support team. (hope they reply!)

As I said before I don't always know the correct English names (never had a 'puter back home!) for certain windows messages/systems. Just done a search for usbhub.sys in Win2000 and found 3 records of it. all in system32

1) in drivers is v. 5.02195.6689

2) in servicePackfiles\i386 also 5.02195.6689

3)$NtServicePackUninstall$ 5.02195.2869

you talk of ''Fix file is 11/13/00 7:06:40pm 4.90.3002.0 41,840 Usbhub.sys but I can't track it down.'' What exactly do you mean? Thanx for finding the Microsoft Knowledge Base Article - 278289 that sounds like me. Does it say anywhere how to fix the problem?

STUart

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you talk of ''Fix file is 11/13/00 7:06:40pm 4.90.3002.0 41,840 Usbhub.sys but I can't track it down.'' What exactly do you mean?

That file was supposed to be the version that fixed the problem !

You have a later version - so obviously not ! :o

No cure posted anywhere that I can find :(

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I've found this on windows knowledge Base, Article 297511. It appears that my USB controller 'SIS 7001 PCI to USB Open Host Controller' is at fault and should be disabled in the BIOS. Unfortunately I can't find this setting in my BIOS! Amibios v1.3

Is there a FIX for this controller? Would a BIOS update help? If so which one?

Anybody got any ideas?

STUart

ps I'm also trying Targa's help service now!

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