Q: I have Palm PDA Sync to my computer for one year w / o problem.
yesterday, my machine froze Then I tried a cold boot sync.
after, I can not synchronize. I press the button on the cradle, but nothing happens. there is no response from the computer, if it doesnt see pda.
i uninstall / reinstall Palm Desktop. same. craddle plugged into other USB ports. same: (
How I remove all devices associated w / a USB port?
THX!
Re:Er… yeah, what guy said!
(Next time I'll read the whole thread before replying.)
Re:Originally posted by: guy
remove the controllers, and in the registry (iirc, been a while) hklm-system-current control set-enum-usb
Don't do that.
Bring up a command prompt. Type:
SET DEVMGR_SHOW_NONPRESENT_DEVICES=1
DEVMGMT.MSC
in the device manager window that opens, select 'show hidden devices' and uninstall the devices you don't want.
Re:Originally posted by: guy
Oops, forgot to add, also select 'show hidden devices' when in devicemanager once you set that environment variable.
ah.. thx.. but i dont see anything for my palm pda (handspring visor deluxe) 
Re:Oops, forgot to add, also select 'show hidden devices' when in devicemanager once you set that environment variable.
Re:Originally posted by: guy
Enter this at a cmd prompt:
set devmgr_show_nonpresent_devices=1
start devmgmt.msc
Then in device manager view devices by connections.
Bill
i dont usb as a listed device when view "devices by connections. "
Re:Originally posted by: guy
remove the controllers, and in the registry (iirc, been a while) hklm-system-current control set-enum-usb
there's usb and usbstor?
Re:Enter this at a cmd prompt:
set devmgr_show_nonpresent_devices=1
start devmgmt.msc
Then in device manager view devices by connections.
Bill
Re:remove the controllers, and in the registry (iirc, been a while) hklm-system-current control set-enum-usb
Re:Good question and bump.
I've had issues in the past where a USB device would work in a port then stop working and never work there again. Plugging it to another port always worked but I don't like having to shuffle USB ports around just to get a problem device working again.
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