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when vista is booting up,I get the message ''device detector is not working''
.. Windows cannot find a solution to the problem.Any ideas? |
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Phil,
I did a google search and found that a program called ACDSee Auto Device Detector detects when a device is connected to your PC and gives you the option to acquire images from it automatically. Do you have this software installed? Perhaps installed when loading some software that came with a camera you're using? If you do have something along these lines, it would seem logical that it's causing a problem of some sort, but I have no way of know what it is. Perhaps it's having some conflict with a Vista component. Does any of this make any sense to you? If it does, try uninstalling it to see whether that act takes care of the problem. It's likely that you don't need it anyway. -- freddy "Phil 12345" wrote: > when vista is booting up,I get the message ''device detector is not working'' > . Windows cannot find a solution to the problem.Any ideas? |
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many thanks, you were right ,ACDSee was the problem, nw fixed thanks again
Phil12345 "freddy" wrote: > Phil, > > I did a google search and found that a program called ACDSee Auto Device > Detector detects when a device is connected to your PC and gives you the > option to acquire images from it automatically. Do you have this software > installed? Perhaps installed when loading some software that came with a > camera you're using? If you do have something along these lines, it would > seem logical that it's causing a problem of some sort, but I have no way of > know what it is. Perhaps it's having some conflict with a Vista component. > Does any of this make any sense to you? If it does, try uninstalling it to > see whether that act takes care of the problem. It's likely that you don't > need it anyway. > > -- > freddy > > > "Phil 12345" wrote: > > > when vista is booting up,I get the message ''device detector is not working'' > > . Windows cannot find a solution to the problem.Any ideas? |
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I am having a similar problem on startup I get a message "device detector 3
not working" currently I don't have any ACD products installed. I'm hoping that you can help. -- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- drmayeda "Phil 12345" wrote: > many thanks, you were right ,ACDSee was the problem, nw fixed thanks again > Phil12345 > > "freddy" wrote: > > > Phil, > > > > I did a google search and found that a program called ACDSee Auto Device > > Detector detects when a device is connected to your PC and gives you the > > option to acquire images from it automatically. Do you have this software > > installed? Perhaps installed when loading some software that came with a > > camera you're using? If you do have something along these lines, it would > > seem logical that it's causing a problem of some sort, but I have no way of > > know what it is. Perhaps it's having some conflict with a Vista component. > > Does any of this make any sense to you? If it does, try uninstalling it to > > see whether that act takes care of the problem. It's likely that you don't > > need it anyway. > > > > -- > > freddy > > > > > > "Phil 12345" wrote: > > > > > when vista is booting up,I get the message ''device detector is not working'' > > > . Windows cannot find a solution to the problem.Any ideas? |
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HHHHEEEEEEELLLLLLLLLLPPPPPPPPPPP
I don't have any ACD products iin my system. I went through the registry and deleted an entry I found there and rebooted. I still can't get this bloody POG to recognize my USB drives. I tried turning off my computer and unpluging and reinserting the the USB plug with no effect. I can't get a microsoft tech either by Email or Chat. When I try to chat it tells me I have a technical problem. I can't try a time that isn't as busy because they're closed. they won't let me Email them. With this level of Tech NONSUPPORT. Perhaps I need to try more official channels to get support? USB plug and play HAH... MORE LIKE PLUG AND PRAY!!!!!!!!!!! -- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- drmayeda Note: I am aware of the convention that printing in all caps is considered screaming. All capitalization is intentional. "drmayeda" wrote: > I am having a similar problem on startup I get a message "device detector 3 > not working" currently I don't have any ACD products installed. I'm hoping > that you can help. > -- > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > drmayeda > > > "Phil 12345" wrote: > > > many thanks, you were right ,ACDSee was the problem, nw fixed thanks again > > Phil12345 > > > > "freddy" wrote: > > > > > Phil, > > > > > > I did a google search and found that a program called ACDSee Auto Device > > > Detector detects when a device is connected to your PC and gives you the > > > option to acquire images from it automatically. Do you have this software > > > installed? Perhaps installed when loading some software that came with a > > > camera you're using? If you do have something along these lines, it would > > > seem logical that it's causing a problem of some sort, but I have no way of > > > know what it is. Perhaps it's having some conflict with a Vista component. > > > Does any of this make any sense to you? If it does, try uninstalling it to > > > see whether that act takes care of the problem. It's likely that you don't > > > need it anyway. > > > > > > -- > > > freddy > > > > > > > > > "Phil 12345" wrote: > > > > > > > when vista is booting up,I get the message ''device detector is not working'' > > > > . Windows cannot find a solution to the problem.Any ideas? |
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