It could be the device description is not in Vista. I had a
similar problem with an external USB floppy in Win x64. The
floppy works fine in XP 32-bit, but the description is not
in the usbstor.inf file in Win x64. It was confirmed by a
Msft employee that it was not included in the Win x64 file,
but no one ever gave a reason.
MARCO wrote:
> Ok, I see! By the way, you don't know nothing about this problem? Because you
> wrote two replies, without nothing about my question. What a waste of time!
>
> Regards
> Marco
>
> "Colin Barnhorst" wrote:
>
>> You answered my question just fine by turning off the caps. Thank you. 
>>
>> "MARCO" <MARCO@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:455BDAB9-878F-461B-9E45-B3F36997E046@microsoft.com...
>>> I didn't understand your question. please explain yourself.
>>>
>>> Regards
>>>
>>> "Colin Barnhorst" wrote:
>>>
>>>> Did these drivers also lock your caps lock key, or are you just used to
>>>> shouting?
>>>>
>>>> "MARCO" <MARCO@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>>>> news:751295F7-5C13-4B81-A70A-4C4CB33DD654@microsoft.com...
>>>>> IT SEEMS EXIST A PROBLEM WITH THOSE DRIVERS. WHEN I PUT MY 2 GB SD CARD
>>>>> INSIDE OF RICOH SLOT, WPD FILESYSTEM VOLUME DRIVER DOESN'T START (CODE
>>>>> 10).
>>>>> ANY SOLUTION OR WE HAVE HEAR A VISTA BUG?
>>>>> HOWEVWE WHEN I CONNECT A MULTIMEDIA CARD READER 4-IN-1, BY USB,
>>>>> EVERYTHING
>>>>> IS OK. MY NOTEBOOK IS A ASUS A6U AND THIS CARD READER WORKS UNDER XP
>>>>> SP2
>>>>> BUT
>>>>> NOT IN VISTA. ANSWERS WILL BE APPRECIATE.
>>>>>