USB keys not installed automatically

Hi,



I have a weird issue on VISTA RTM (Build 6000). Whenever I insert a new
USB key in one of my laptop slots, I get the 'new hardware found' dialog
popping up, thinking a bit, connecting to Windows Update, etc, and then
asking me to insert the disk that came with the hardware. Of course I
have no such disk, however, if I now choose to install the driver
manually and point the dialog to c:\windows then the drivers are found
and installed. I have to do this entire cycle three times for each new
USB key in order to install three different items (the key itself, a
generic volume driver and the Microsoft WPD FileSystem Volume Driver).
Once a given key is installed once, then it works fine.



Has anybody seen this issue? Any suggestion?



Thanks a lot.



Alberto

"Alberto Di Meglio" <alberto.di.meglio@filterout.cern.ch> wrote in
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> I have a weird issue on VISTA RTM (Build 6000). Whenever I insert a
> new
> USB key in one of my laptop slots, I get the 'new hardware found'
> dialog
> popping up, thinking a bit, connecting to Windows Update, etc, and
> then
> asking me to insert the disk that came with the hardware. Of course
> I
> have no such disk, however, if I now choose to install the driver
> manually and point the dialog to c:\windows then the drivers are
> found
> and installed. I have to do this entire cycle three times for each
> new
> USB key in order to install three different items (the key itself, a
> generic volume driver and the Microsoft WPD FileSystem Volume
> Driver).
> Once a given key is installed once, then it works fine.
>
>
>
> Has anybody seen this issue?

No.


> Any suggestion?

Did you check your mainboard BIOS with respect to the USB flash disk?


Rpy

Hi,

SAme problem for me. usb is a hell on my pc. my hubs are not recognized
too...
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>
> "Alberto Di Meglio" <alberto.di.meglio@filterout.cern.ch> wrote in message
> news:F9EEB469DB1E4883A8499F91AC581D21@shinsenai.ne t...
>> I have a weird issue on VISTA RTM (Build 6000). Whenever I insert a new
>> USB key in one of my laptop slots, I get the 'new hardware found' dialog
>> popping up, thinking a bit, connecting to Windows Update, etc, and then
>> asking me to insert the disk that came with the hardware. Of course I
>> have no such disk, however, if I now choose to install the driver
>> manually and point the dialog to c:\windows then the drivers are found
>> and installed. I have to do this entire cycle three times for each new
>> USB key in order to install three different items (the key itself, a
>> generic volume driver and the Microsoft WPD FileSystem Volume Driver).
>> Once a given key is installed once, then it works fine.
>>
>>
>>
>> Has anybody seen this issue?
>
> No.
>
>
>> Any suggestion?
>
> Did you check your mainboard BIOS with respect to the USB flash disk?
>
>
> Rpy