#Apple cd drive use to ubs hub install#
#Apple cd drive use to ubs hub drivers#
#Apple cd drive use to ubs hub driver#
#Apple cd drive use to ubs hub Pc#

You need to select PC mode (in our case) and click the OK button then it all leaps into action. Do you have another camera that you can use to see ifДЄ camera at work (not a Fuji) needs to be set in PC or Mac mode. After resetting, make sure that the USB mode is still properly configured. Why not try it and see if it changes anything. You didn't mention mention that you tried resetting the S3000 as I suggested in my previous reply. Not recognized, you probably have a defective camera. In case there's something flakey about your computer, see if you can plug your camera into another computer's USB port (don't use the same USB cable). Using a different USB cable, try plugging it into a different USB port. My laptop has two hubs attached and some devices work when connected to one but not the other, and vice-versa. If you're using a hub, is it externally powered or does it get its power from the computer via a USB cable? Externally powered hubs may work a little better. I don't recall which was the preferred side.Дoes the USB cable that you used with the camera work when used with another USB device? Whether it does or doesn't, you may want to try using a different USB cable to connect the camera to the computer.Дo you have several other USB devices working at the same time? If so, try disconnecting as many as possible. support I was told that my desktop computer had USB ports on the front and back of the chassis, and that the ones on one side could be more problematical that the ones on the other. If so, don't use the hub, use one of the computer's USB ports instead. I don't recall if you mentioned whether you were using a hub or not. If you're methodical you can probably narrow down where the problem lies. The computer's USB port may not be working properly. You already mentioned that the camera is set to DSC mode so that rules out one possible problem. In that case you should do a little trouble-shooting to see what might be causing the problem. I did reboot the computer with the camera not plugged in.

When I plug in the cable with Device Manager open the Device Manager does not do an auto-refresh like when I plug in my MP3 player.

I opened all the device types, in case it was put in the wrong one. There is nothing listed in the Device Manager. If the reader isn't detected, it's most likely because it was plugged into a hub instead of one of the computer's USB ports. If your computer doesn't have one, they're pretty inexpensive, usually include a USB cable you plug it into any available USB port. You can still transfer files using a card reader.

If none of this works, there's probably nothing to really worry about. The S3000 also has a Reset setting in the SET-UP menu which probably should be tried.

#Apple cd drive use to ubs hub driver#

In Device Manager I found the new driver in 'Disk drives', where it appeared in the list as 'FUJIFILM USB-DRIVEUNIT USB Device'. I just plugged in my S5200 for the first time to see what would happen and Win XP found it (as expected) and installed the driver. Then you should have to reboot one more time to activate the new driver.

#Apple cd drive use to ubs hub install#

After rebooting, the camera should then be plugged in and the computer should immediately detect it and install the proper Fuji driver. When that happens with other devices, technicians often suggest finding the Fuji USB driver in Device Manager (where if it's damaged it should be flagged with a yellow exclamation mark), deleting it, and then rebooting the computer with the camera I unplugged the USB cable and plugged in my MP3 player, and the MP3 player immediately shows up on the computer. Fujifilm's forums say to do what I already did (above) when this problem happens.

#Apple cd drive use to ubs hub drivers#

I installed the USB drivers from Fujifilms website and rebooted the computer. when I plug the USB cable into the camera & computer the camera displays the icon with 'DSC' like it's supposed to, and the light above the screen is green. There is nothing in 'My computer' or in the Device Manager. Nothing happens when I plug it in the USB port. My Fujifilm S3000 camera is not begin detected by the computer.