From: John covici <covici_at_ccs.covici.com>
Date: Tue, 15 Feb 2005 13:31:40 -0500

Once your drive is recognized it should have a letter -- maybe that
letter is used to map another network drive or something -- I am not
seeing that problem here with roughly the same setup. Make sure that
you have a free drive letter after your CD drives and I think
somewhere on that computer management screen if you right click the
drive there is a way to map it to a letter.


on Tuesday 02/15/2005 Todd(btodd_at_yahoo.com) wrote
> hi all. my old AMD Win ME box melted over christmas, so I bought a new
> compaq with xp pro. however, when I plugged in my trusty JBR 20, it
> failed to show up in My Computer/Explorer as a drive. After
> considerable exploration, I was able to find the archos through the
> Computer Management screen. Under Disk Management, it pops right up. I
> can open an explorer window to see the drive contents, but as soon as I
> navigate away, Explorer "forgets" that the drive is there! The big
> problem is in using winamp (or WMP or Real player, etc). These programs
> apparently rely on the system to tell them what drives are where -
> result, I cannot load, save playlists, songs etc on the computer. My
> JBR rand and registered no problem on my old Win ME (with drivers since
> lost that came with) and on work laptop with XP Home. I downloaded the
> drivers from the archos site but system continues to use MS drivers
> from 7/01. can anyone help me?
>
>
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Received on 2005-02-15