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You might also see How to Reinstall USB Controllers and Motherboard Chipset Drivers Try using a "self-powered" USB hub (buy an external USB hub that has its own AC power supply)Ĥ. Then plug things back in and boot up and retryģ. It's a long shot but this trick has sometimes helped: Shutdown laptop, unplug the USB, remove laptop battery and unplug laptop AC power cord. Is your laptop plugged in when you plug in the SanDisk?Ģ. There's sometimes a power issue with these SanDisks (which must draw their power from a USB port)ġ. That said, only other things i'd suggest (and these are just guesses/things to try). So best be aware and just use it for temporary storage and file transfers and not rely on it for backups. Just a general comment: While those SanDisk flash drives are handy (I have a couple Cruzr's myself) they also seem to be fragile/problematic as many people post problems with them online. Wish i had a good answer for you as you've already tried the drivecleanup tool. Regkey delete HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\MountPoints2\Z Regkey delete HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\MountPoints2\H Regkey delete HKLM\System\MountedDevices\\DosDevices\H: Regkey delete HKLM\System\MountedDevices\\DosDevices\Z: Regkey delete HKLM\System\MountedDevices\\?\Volume Removing volume 'STORAGE\REMOVABLEMEDIA\9&BC53371&0&RM' Removing volume 'STORAGE\REMOVABLEMEDIA\9&29B6E3D1&0&RM' Removing volume 'STORAGE\REMOVABLEMEDIA\8&3152D400&0&RM' Removing Disk 'USBSTOR\DISK&VEN_WD&PROD_N_EXTEREXTERNAL&REV_1.02\F53A39F2AB75F5CDC4B6ABC3&0' Uninstalls non present storage volumes, Disk, CDROM, Floppy devicesįreeware by Uwe Sieber - removing USB device 'USB\VID_0000&PID_0000\7&2285BC2A&0&1' Now just replug your devices for fresh clean device reinstalls! => If, instead, you get an error message like Command not recognized it means you didn't move Drivecleanup.exe to the right directory

=> Your output should be similar to my example below.

In the command prompt enter: drivecleanup.exe.

Open an elevated (administrator) command prompt window!!.

Thanks to andrew129260 in helping to highlight this important point! ( If you need instruction, click on the embedded hyperlink in the bullet below.) p.s.

NOTE! It must be an elevated command prompt window or the tool won't work.

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Move the 32 or 64 bit version of DriveCleanup.exe to C:\Windows\System32

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Download drivecleanup.zip, unzip and save to your desktop.

Click for how to determine whether you are running 32 or 64 bit Windows => Other USB devices like keyboards, mice and LAN adapters can stay plugged in Unplug your USB storage devices: USB Disks, flash, cams, CD/DVD, etc.

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Steps to Safely Cleanup and Remove old USB Mass Storage Drivers on your PC You may be surprised at just how many old USB drivers are actually still installed on your machine! Port and drive letter conflicts may occur as you start unplugging/replugging devices

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=> Driver data associates devices with drive letters and ports. => These drivers aren't uninstalled when you simply unplug the device but only when you uninstall the device (or each device instance per port)

Windows sometimes installs the same driver for the same device each time you connect it to a different port!.

Windows installs drivers for a USB Mass Storage device when you first plug it in to a port.

Here's why: By default, Device Manager only displays drivers of connected devices so the drivers you see in Device Manager aren't the only USB storage drivers that are really there! You probably still have drivers installed for devices you once connected then disconnected long ago! * Mobile phonesOne possible cause of USB Mass Storage Device problems: Windows can get "confused" by all the old (and sometimes conflicting) USB storage driver data that tends to collect and remain installed on a PC