unable to map usb drive

[Guest]

I cannot access any of my usb memory sticks, but still get acces to my
mini-disk usb. Management console shows drive present, with it's capacity,
but with no drive letter. Manual mapping as like for a network hardrive does
not do anything...
If anyone could help, I would be glad...

 

[Guest]

I cannot access any of my usb memory sticks, but still get acces to my
mini-disk usb. Management console shows drive present, with it's capacity,
but with no drive letter. Manual mapping as like for a network hardrive does
not do anything...
If anyone could help, I would be glad...

I experienced something like this with a USB flash card reader. I had to
disconnect a network map to the D: drive in order to access the reader. In my
case I had the CD Rom remapped to Q: but had a startup script that was
mapping a network drive to D:. If you are using a computer with a CDRom, you
could try reassigning it to a drive letter other that D: to see if Windows is
hiding the memory stick under the CD Rom.

Good luck.

 

[GS]

that is one way.

another is in DOS Prompt enter
diskmgmt.msc

and then find the sub stick and reassign the drive letter: right click on
the USB stick drive, and select change drive letter and paths...


This assumes you have the privilege to do so