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Myk_Myk
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 Posted: Fri Nov 30, 2007 7:16 pm Post subject: PCMCIA driver for C314xmi |
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I was deleting some unused programs and ran across a Texas Instruments program that I thought was for my son's Scientific Calc.
Now when I reboot I get a found new hardware message: "Mass Storage Controller", but I think it may be the PCMCIA controller, because that shows up not working in the device manager.
No, I don't have a restore point  , and it won't reinstall automatically. What do I do? |
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Myk_Myk
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| Posted: Mon Dec 03, 2007 12:12 pm Post subject: |
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Would someone please just look in their device manager and tell me what driver is being used?
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Myk_Myk
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OK, I was able to reinstall a driver for the PCMCIA, but I still need to fix whatever the "Mass Storage Controller" is.
Would someone please look in "Add or Remove Programs" and tell me what it says for the "Texas Instruments" program?
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Myk_Myk
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| Posted: Mon Dec 03, 2007 1:07 pm Post subject: |
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Sorry for the obnoxious self replies!
I went to the Acer site and updated the Card Reader driver, and that fixed it. Good news is that it now recognizes my High Speed SD cards! So, it's a good idea to update it, and now this was a happy accident!
The Intel PCMCIA driver still isn't working, but the Texas Instruments one is. I guess that's all I need? I've never used the PCMCIA anyway... |
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