My Asus Notebook doesn't detect it. Do I have to install Cyberlink Power2Go in the Laptop before using it ?
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No. It should detect is as a USB device. Check your USB port connections and if your USB drivers were installed (if you have an older version of Windows).
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You shouldn't have to. Try a different port. And also wait up to 60 seconds for the drive to be recognized.
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Hello, We have investigated the reported weak wireless signal on on the UL30 models. What I have learned is that the problem is extremely limited in breadth and should only affect a handful of units from the UL30A-A2 and UL30A-X5 models, no other UL series models. If you are affected, call 510-739-3777 for instructions (unit will need to be shipped back to ASUS, NOT Amazon). ASUS tech support will probably walk you through some troubleshooting to make sure it is not a setup issue, wireless is turned "on", etc, so please be patient. The issue is so limited in breadth that if you are having an issue, it is most likely NOT the card/firmware etc. When I say limited in breadth, I really mean it. It is amazing the noise that can be created around an issue that affects so few units. But that is the power of the internet. I appreciate everyone who has voiced their concern, this sort of feedback is great, and would have been invaluable had there been a widespread issue.
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Yes, you have to connect this hub with a power adapter. The power from the usb port of your laptop will not be enough to power the hub.
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No. At this very moment I am using my laptop on Targus while I write this message. It is connected to one of the laptop USB ports to power the fans. In one of the Targus USBs I have my wireless mouse, in the other the external drive and in the other a pen-drive. They all work fine. I've had it for almost 3 months now and everything works fine.
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Plug in. Check your wifi network. It should have picked it up. Use whatever operating system you have to locate it and put on the netweork if it does not authomatically get connected. Mine has worked very well in a far bedroom and shows up on my network in Windows 7.
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Never used code. A couple power cycles of device and then it recognized the device.
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All I know is I loaded it on my ASUS Transformer with the activated serial number. A call to Trend Micro Tech support mught be the best way to know.
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I have not had a power failure yet but once power comes on, modem and wireless router will reset automatically. Although computers and smartphones are setup to automatically connect to wireless routers, on rare occasions they do require operator intervention. I would imagine the cyberstat would behave in the same way.
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Answer- sorry no. only three keys light up to verify power, wi fi connection and caps lock .... also unfortunately for me I have had nothing but problems with this lap tops wi fi reception since I purchased it and that includes already sending the machine back to HP once to have them work on it. Seems like Americans can't do anything right anymore!
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I checked with my daughter, since I bought it for her laptop and she's the one who installed it. She did not get that message, but did mention that the battery needs to be charged before it will work. I don't imagine it would charge, though, if it's "not detected", but maybe you could leave it on for a while and see. You can probably tell I'm not very "techy". We didn't know until after we bought the battery that the laptop would work perfectly well just plugged in, with the battery uninstalled. If I'd known that, I probably wouldn't have bought the battery at all. Sorry I can't be more help. I checked with my daughter, since I bought it for her laptop and she's the one who installed it. She did not get that message, but did mention that the battery needs to be charged before it will work. I don't imagine it would charge, though, if it's "not detected", but maybe you could leave it on for a while and see. You can probably tell I'm not very "techy". We didn't know until after we bought the battery that the laptop would work perfectly well just plugged in, with the battery uninstalled. If I'd known that, I probably wouldn't have bought the battery at all. Sorry... » Read More I checked with my daughter, since I bought it for her laptop and she's the one who installed it. She did not get that message, but did mention that the battery needs to be charged before it will work. I don't imagine it would charge, though, if it's "not detected", but maybe you could leave it on for a while and see. You can probably tell I'm not very "techy". We didn't know until after we bought the battery that the laptop would work perfectly well just plugged in, with the battery uninstalled. If I'd known that, I probably wouldn't have bought the battery at all. Sorry I can't be more help. « Show Less
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Without opening my server and pulling it out I cant check, but it does detect as a Realtek PCI GBE Family Controller.
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Any computer should be able to detect a new device using a USB connection. However the necessary drivers and information is at the garmin website. The fact that it is charging means your computer knows it is there.
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What operating system are you using? Mine was plug-n-play with Windows 7 Ultimate. I'd want to have the dongle plugged in before I turned the mouse on. In my case, it spent a few seconds doing something then said "new hardware recognized" and I was good to go. Anker site doesn't show any downloadable driver for this device; I suspect it's stored IN the device and transmitted over the USB connection once it's established.
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Absolutely! My purchase from Amazon.com for the "Rosewill USB 3.0 External Slim 6x Blu-Ray Writer model - RDED-12001" includes Cyberlink's Media Suite 10, PowerDVD 10.0, Power2Go 8.0 LE and PowerBackup 2.5. I installed this SW on my HP Vista 32-Bit system as well as on my Asus i5 Laptop. The bundled software from Cyberlink is a professionally "Replicated" disc with silk-screened artwork for the media's label. This HW/SW solution gets the job done and with consistent results. The Cyberlink SW installation disc bears the following; OEM Version Not for Resale. The accompanying protective paper sleeve bears the CD Installation Key required for subsequent installation. Absolutely! My purchase from Amazon.com for the "Rosewill USB 3.0 External Slim 6x Blu-Ray Writer model - RDED-12001" includes Cyberlink's Media Suite 10, PowerDVD 10.0, Power2Go 8.0 LE and PowerBackup 2.5. I installed this SW on my HP Vista 32-Bit system as well as on my Asus i5 Laptop. The bundled software from Cyberlink is a professionally "Replicated" disc with silk-screened artwork for the media's label. This HW/SW solution gets the job done and with consistent results. The Cyberlink SW installation disc bears the following; OEM Version Not for Resale. The... » Read More Absolutely! My purchase from Amazon.com for the "Rosewill USB 3.0 External Slim 6x Blu-Ray Writer model - RDED-12001" includes Cyberlink's Media Suite 10, PowerDVD 10.0, Power2Go 8.0 LE and PowerBackup 2.5. I installed this SW on my HP Vista 32-Bit system as well as on my Asus i5 Laptop. The bundled software from Cyberlink is a professionally "Replicated" disc with silk-screened artwork for the media's label. This HW/SW solution gets the job done and with consistent results. The Cyberlink SW installation disc bears the following; OEM Version Not for Resale. The accompanying protective paper sleeve bears the CD Installation Key required for subsequent installation. « Show Less
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hello this is what I understandIf the module M.2 PCI Express is installed, the PCIE slot is disableddo not know if it's true I have not proven
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The card reader has to be physically plugged in and turned on before you start the software. Assuming that you have it installed correctly.
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No lightscribe and the included Cyberlink software is not what's stated on the box. No Power Producer included. Other mystery: The box and the unit label say it's v2, but Windows device manager and my burning software say it's v1. Waiting for an explanation from Memorex.