I have a recording device, a with built-in storage. On my old laptop (Windows 7 64 bit) I had no problem hooking it up to the computer and downloading all files. On my new windows 8.1 it fails to show up in the explorer.
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The device says it's connected to the computer, but it's nowhere to be found by my OS.I tried finding a driver for it, but apart from some fishy sites that ask me to install a 'driver scanner and updater' of dubious nature, I find nothing. Tried scanning for new devices, but still nothing shows up. Tried all USB ports, restarting my laptop, nothing works.If I look in the device manager, it's not visible either (neither under disk drives nor under USB controllers).Is there a way to tell Windows 8 where the device is and how it's working?UPDATE:I reinstalled all USB drivers, but no succes.I uninstalled all USB mass storage device drivers (also the hidden ones), to no avail.I use to check what's going on, and I get a warning that is not showing up in my device manager:DeviceGeneralFailure at Loc1f. I get some other warnings saying 'PIP not found'.Apparently my machine is set up with some internal USB hubs and the bluetooth device attached to it somewhere. I attached a screenshot of USBView.
If anybody can tell me what's going wrong here, please enlighten me.PS: The USB input device is my mouse. For the rest nothing is attached to any visible USB port.
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