Which version of Windows are you using? >>> consumer@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Monday, September 20, 2004 11:20:29 PM >>> I removed the device and plugged it back in. Plug and play wizard=20 initializes and attempts to install Book Port. It comes up as unknown=20 device and the problem starts again. There is no conflict with another=20 drive. It is obviously a problem with the firmware upgrade. Since the=20 upgrade the OS does not recognize the device as a book port anymore. any other ideas anyone? thanks, Mark LARRY SKUTCHAN wrote: >Try removing that device, then plugging in the Book Port again. Also, be = =3D >aware that if you are on a network, it is possible that network drives = =3D >conflict with external USB devices (like Book Port). Check Appendix A = for =3D >instructions on re-mapping the drive if this is a problem. > > > =20 > >>>>consumer@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Saturday, September 18, 2004 4:20:24 PM >>> >>>> =20 >>>> >Hello, > >I have a Book Port. After installation of software I was prompted = by=3D20 >dialog box to upgrade Book Transfer software. Then I was prompted = to=3D20 >upgrade the firmware of the Book Port. A dialog box instructing me = to=3D20 >disconnect the device to install upgrade appeared. After clearing = the=3D20 >dialog and disconnecting the device, the device was no longer recognized= =3D20=3D > >as the Book Port mp3 text reader. It is only recognized as a generic=3D20= >USB device. The Book Transfer software will no longer recognize the=3D20 >device as being plugged in. Can anyone help? > >Thanks, >Mark Sadecki > > > > > > =20 >