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The thread discusses troubleshooting issues with a USB headset (model H330) on a Dell Inspiron 7520 running Windows 7 64-bit, where the headset's software or drivers don't install automatically. The original poster wonders if the headset can be opened like a flash memory to access files internally. Respondents note that the headset should be plug-and-play without requiring manual driver installation, implying the problem may be with the device or system recognition.
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So the thing is that I have a usb headset which wasnt cheap, I got a new laptop now and I cant install its software or drivers (it should happen automaticaly when the usb is plugged in but it fails) and I have no idea why, so what I'm asking is is there a way to open the headset like a regular flash?
 

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Well according to the logitech website...there is no driver/software to install.

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Does the headset not work at all?

I have the H390 that I use for my laptop, also USB, when I plug it in I see no driver installing...just plug n play. I just tried them on my desktop...no driver install...just the sound that it makes when a usb device is attached.
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Well according to the logitech website...there is no driver/software to install.

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Does the headset not work at all?

I have the H390 that I use for my laptop, also USB, when I plug it in I see no driver installing...just plug n play. I just tried them on my desktop...no driver install...just the sound that it makes when a usb device is attached.
 
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