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It seems that Vista will not recognize my external hard drive, a Lacie Bigdisk.
It says that I'm missing a driver, but the thing is, it never required a driver in Windows 2000, or XP.
My question is, Is it possible to use a generic driver for this, or do I just have to wait for Lacie to create a driver for it?
It says that I'm missing a driver, but the thing is, it never required a driver in Windows 2000, or XP.
My question is, Is it possible to use a generic driver for this, or do I just have to wait for Lacie to create a driver for it?
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TUSB6250 Boot Device
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My Big Disk will not mount or is not detected. The System Profiler on my Mac or Device Manager on Windows lists it as unknown with the name TUSB6250 Boot Device.
Please try the following:
# Disconnect all cables connected to the drive.
# Connect the power cable to the drive.
# Connect the USB-cable. First to the drive. Then to the computer.
If the drive is detected correctly the problem was probably caused by improper shutdown or un-mount (unplugging the cable without dismounting first, etc.). When this has happened, the USB-interface needs to reset itself properly. After this, reconnection should be no problem.
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My Big Disk will not mount or is not detected. The System Profiler on my Mac or Device Manager on Windows lists it as unknown with the name TUSB6250 Boot Device.
Please try the following:
# Disconnect all cables connected to the drive.
# Connect the power cable to the drive.
# Connect the USB-cable. First to the drive. Then to the computer.
If the drive is detected correctly the problem was probably caused by improper shutdown or un-mount (unplugging the cable without dismounting first, etc.). When this has happened, the USB-interface needs to reset itself properly. After this, reconnection should be no problem.
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thanks here too. Been giving me trouble all week
Well, I'll be darned. This worked. Make sure you don't hit the power button on the front of the drive. Just let it power on automatically when you connect the USB cable to the computer.
Thanks to the person that gave the cable connection sequence!
thanks here too. Been giving me trouble all week
fitzantonio
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Re: TUSB6250 Boot Device
thanks this work a treat
thanks this work a treat
russeld@mweb.co.za
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Thank you so much!!!
You saved me from tearing my hair out.
You saved me from tearing my hair out.
mlaporte761
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Thanks for the tip. Worked fine for me.
Thanks for the tip. Worked fine for me.
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