There is no opportunity to ignore the message as it appears it is identifying a failure to connect . In "Device Manager" I get a listing in the list of USB Controllers with the yellow triangle and exclamation mark and it reads "Unknown USB Device (Device Descriptor Request Failed) This is common for all four flash drives .Upgrading from Windows 7 may be a special situation, since Windows 7 did not originally have USB 3.0 drivers included.
USB flash drives are a little different in that they need to work with the formatting schemes in Windows 10. I have seen that same message many times, and even after only switching from a Windows 7 system back to a Windows 10 system.
If you have an empty one to play with it would be nice but try ignoring the message to see if it will eventually work itself out after the system has time to index the drives.
You may also see such messages as "not accessible" when you go to some network locations. Subsequent tries to access may work.
Are you suggesting I try reloading Motherboard Drivers?If the ports are on a separate card check the manufacturer's site for updates and drivers. A lot of people ran into that when they added USB 3 to Windows 7.
Joe
I am plugging directly into motherboard connections .Are they plugged into the same hub?
I have and older pair of toshiba which are 1 and 4 gb capacity also an Imation 16 gb and the last is Strontium 16 gb . These are all working fine on anything as of last week . None have any additional software(security or otherwise) on them and the primary function is music or video storage and transfer. Not sure what you mean by formatting but they have all been formatted at some stage . I have a HP laptop running win 7 available which still considers them as functional.Where were the drives formatted? What type of formatting do they have? Any special software which might have come with the drives? Are they all the same type/model?
ok thanks for that , I have a friend who runs Win 8 at the moment and I know his system recognizes them so i might pay him a visit and try formatting them on his system . Am I correct in understanding that file system fat32 or NTFS may be switched with this process ?The ntfs file system in xp, vista and 7 is different to whats in 8 and above... I still think it strange that wx can't read them but perhaps the music folders think they belong to an itunes account?
I'm with Saltgrass, a test format is the next logical step