Olympus MAUSB-100 - Manual (Page 42)

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Troubleshooting
Windows
The green status lamp does not
light.
If you are using Windows 98/98
SE:
A [Add New Hardware Wizard]
window appears when you
connect the MAUSB-100.
If you are using Windows 98/98
SE:
The MAUSB-100 doesn’t work
even after installing the device
driver and connecting the
MAUSB-100 to the computer.
If you are using Windows 98/98
SE:
[?] appears in Device Manager.
(This is after you have performed
all the steps in the [Add New
Hardware Wizard] window for
connecting the MAUSB-100.)
The [Removable Disk] icon
does not appear after installa-
tion and connection.
[!] or [?] appears in Device
Manager.
The MAUSB-100 does not
recognize the card.
[Please insert a disk into drive
L:.]* appears.
* When the Removable Disk is recognized as
the L drive.
Make sure that the MAUSB-100 is
facing the right way and connect it
to the computer's USB port firmly.
If you are using a USB hub, it may
not function properly with the
MAUSB-100. Connect the
MAUSB-100 directly to the
computer.
Click [Cancel] to close the
window, then disconnect the
MAUSB-100 from the PC and
install the device driver.
Change the [OLYMPUS MAUSB-
100 xD USB Reader/Writer]
settings or the [MAUSB-100
Enumerator] settings on the
[Universal Serial Bus Controller]
by selecting [Start] - [Settings] -
[Control Panel] - [System] -
[Device manager]. ([X] appears.
Right-click on [Properties] and
clear the check box for [Disable in
this hardware profile] on [Gen-
eral].)
Set the USB port to “Enable” in the
BIOS settings, referring to your
computer’s instruction manual.
Delete [? MAUSB-100], then
disconnect the MAUSB-100 and
install the device driver again.
Fully insert the USB connector.
Change the Controller settings on
[Universal Serial Bus Controllers]
by selecting [Start] - [Setting]
(only for WindowsMe/2000) -
[Control Panel] - [System] -
[Hardware] - [Device Manager].
([X] appears on the controller’s
name. Select [Enable] by right-
clicking from the pop-up menu.)
Set the USB port to “Enable” in the
BIOS settings, referring to your
computer’s instruction manual.
Make sure that the card is
inserted correctly.
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The MAUSB-100 is not connected
correctly to the computer's USB
port.
The power supply from the USB
port is insufficient.
You have connected the MAUSB-
100 before installing the device
driver.
The Universal Serial Bus
Controller is Disabled.
The USB port is disabled in the
BIOS settings.
The MAUSB-100 driver was not
installed correctly.
(It is not necessary to install the
device driver on Windows Me/
2000/XP.)
The MAUSB-100's USB connec-
tor or the USB extenstion cable is
not connected properly to the
computer.
The Universal Serial Bus
Controller is Disabled.
(Only for WindowsMe/2000/XP)
(If you are using Windows 98/98
SE, refer to Column 3.)
The USB port is disabled in the
BIOS settings.
The card is not inserted correctly.