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[talkerzero]

So basically when I plug in flash drives, iPods (which is a flash drive), etc., into the computer, they're not detected because for some reason, my system isn't detecting my ports, however, I did some searching on my computer, and here's what I found:

Opening up Device Manager, my USB volumes don't have a drive assigned.

So I thought, simple! I'll just go to Disk Management and assign it there!
Who knew, it didn't show up there either.


But then, I went to my Safely Remove Hardware, and guess what? It's there, but somehow disabled!


I all of a sudden got this about three weeks ago and have no idea how it happened. Thinking it might be a virus, I ran a virus scan and deleted all detected viruses manually. When that failed, I updated my drivers. Still, nothing worked. Help?

[kls85]

It's a possibility that your windows services are disabled.

click start>run and type in msconfig.
Click on the service tab and select enable all, click apply and restart.

[iTz SWAT]

Don't Ipod's only run on Itunes...
Install Itunes and check if your Ipod is then working...
Also to test your port, use a standard USB Thumbdrive...

[talkerzero]