Problem is occured during installation of USB Mass Storage Device An error occured during the installation of the device Data error(cyclic redundancy check)

First make sure you have the correct USB drivers for your phone installed on your pc. Go to device manager and see if your phone or mass storage device is listed. If not, download the drivers here, http://www.samsung.com/us/support/downloads. Make sure debugging on your phone is enabled. Please refer to the following:

1. To set the Samsung Galaxy S2 to USB Mass Storage (MSC) mode, go into "Settings > Applications > Development" and enable "USB debugging".



2. Then drag the status bar down and tap on "USB connected".



3. The "USB connected" screen with the large green Android icon will appear. Tap on "Connect USB storage".

A confirmation dialog box will appear. Tap "OK". The green Android icon will turn orange, indicating that the phone is now in USB Mass Storage mode and should now appear as USB disk drives in "Devices with Removable Storage" and be assigned drive letters.

Samsung Galaxy S2 (Android 4.0)

1. To set the Samsung Galaxy S2 to USB Mass Storage (MSC) mode, go into "Settings > More... > USB utilities" and tap on "Connect Storage to PC".



2. Then plug the USB cable into the device and connect to your computer.



3. The "USB connected" screen with the large green Android icon will appear. Tap on "Connect USB storage".



4. A confirmation dialog box will appear. Tap "OK". The green Android icon will turn orange, indicating that the phone is now in USB Mass Storage mode and should now appear as USB disk drives in "Devices with Removable Storage" and be assigned drive letters.

Samsung Galaxy S2 (Android 2.3)

1. To set the Samsung Galaxy S2 to USB Mass Storage (MSC) mode, go into "Settings > Applications > Development" and enable "USB debugging".




2. Then drag the status bar down and tap on "USB connected".




3. The "USB connected" screen with the large green Android icon will appear. Tap on "Connect USB storage".




4. A confirmation dialog box will appear. Tap "OK". The green Android icon will turn orange, indicating that the phone is now in USB Mass Storage mode and should now appear as USB disk drives in "Devices with Removable Storage" and be assigned drive letters.

Samsung Galaxy S2 (Android 4.0)

1. To set the Samsung Galaxy S2 to USB Mass Storage (MSC) mode, go into "Settings > More... > USB utilities" and tap on "Connect Storage to PC".




2. Then plug the USB cable into the device and connect to your computer.




3. The "USB connected" screen with the large green Android icon will appear. Tap on "Connect USB storage".




4. A confirmation dialog box will appear. Tap "OK". The green Android icon will turn orange, indicating that the phone is now in USB Mass Storage mode and should now appear as USB disk drives in "Devices with Removable Storage" and be assigned drive letters.

The harddrive

(A USB thumbdrive is a removable mass storage device.
An external harddrive is a removable mass storage device.

A harddrive is a mass storage device that is installed IN the netbook.
NOT considered removable, therefor the one mass storage device)

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joecoolvette

The hubs were most likely the USB hardware that is a part of your computer, but the USB Mass Storage Device is a part of some hardware that you had plugged in at some point (maybe a USB flash drive, maybe a USB external drive). In order to reinstall the Mass Storage Device, you have to plug that hardware back in and let it reinstall. If you aren't aware already, sometimes you plug in one device, but it installs as more than one device (it's actually supposed to). So you won't always have a one-to-one ration of hardware and installed devices, since some of them show up as more than one device. And typically, when plug a new device in for the first time, the computer can only see one device, then it instals that one device, and only then can it see the other (virtual) devices, which it then installs. The next time you plug that device in, it sees & activates all of the devices instantly & silently (not counting the little "plug in" sound it makes).

Error code "8002F997" means your PS3 is having issues updating your system software directly via internet. As a workaround you'll use external storage media, such as a USB thumb drive, to transfer the software to your PS3

1. Requirements

- A USB cable (not necessary if using a USB thumb drive)
- A PC with Internet access
- Storage media or a USB Mass Storage device such as a USB flash drive

2. Downloading and saving the software

- Plug in your USB drive to your computer, and create a folder on the storage media in which to save the update data. Create a folder named "PS3" on the storage media/USB device. Within the PS3 folder, create a folder named "UPDATE".

- Download the update data from

http://dus01.ps3.update.playstation.net/update/ps3/image/us/2011_0310_91ee193a2fa921a6fce780fc40236e3b/PS3UPDAT.PUP

and save it in the "UPDATE" folder.

Note:

Be sure to save the update data as noted below. If the data is not saved in the correct way, the PS3 will not recognize the update data. The folder name must be in all uppercase letters.

-> Location: Save in the "PS3" folder > "UPDATE" folder
-> File name: Save as file name "PS3UPDAT.PUP".

3. Updating the PS3 software

Note:

Do not turn off the PS3, or remove the USB drive, during the software update!

- Insert the USB drive/storage media into the PS3
- On your PS3, from Home Menu (second icon from the left) -> System Update ->Select [Update via Storage Media].

The system automatically searches for and finds the update data saved on the storage media or USB device.


http://us.playstation.com/support/systemupdates/ps3/pc_update/index.htm

CRC or Cyclic Redundancy Check is a process that helps in identifying any errors that might occur during the data transmission process. Data is usually transmitted in small blocks, and a CRC value is assigned to each block and transmitted along with it. This CRC value is verified at the destination to ensure that it matches the CRC value transmitted from the source. A CRC error occurs when the two values (source and destination) do not match and the test fails. The main benefit of CRC is that it helps you ensure that data you have received or downloaded is not damaged or corrupt.

Causes of CRC Errors

CRC errors can occur due to many different types of problems. Some of these problems are:

1. Damage to file during the transmission process.
2. A problem occurred when the file was being sent.
3. Problems with the device that is accessing or opening the file.
4. Problems with the file itself.

Cyclic Redundancy Error comes when the source device like a computer calculates data and add the size of the information and sends it to the destination device. The destination device sees the size of the information and recalculate the size of the information and compare the two if they do not match the cyclic redundancy problem is reported because the information data has gone corrupt during the transit from the source to destination device. It can be a wrong configuration or packet collision. If it is due to packet collision the error can be over come by resending data multiple times.

Not sure if you meant photo album or music album??? Here is the steps for both, music first:

Transfer music from a
computer
You can use the following methods to transfer
music:
● To install Nokia Music to manage and organise
your music files, download the PC software from
www.music.nokia.com/download, and follow
the instructions.
● To view your device on a computer as a mass
memory device where you can transfer any data
files, make the connection with a compatible USB
data cable or Bluetooth connectivity. If you are
using a USB data cable, select Mass storage as
the connection mode.
● To synchronise music with Windows Media
Player, connect a compatible USB data cable, and
select Media transfer as the connection mode.
To change the default USB connection mode, select
Menu > Settings and Connectivity > USB > USB
connection mode.

This works for music, photos, or video:
Select Menu > Settings and Connectivity >
USB.
To have the device
ask the purpose of
the connection
each time a
compatible data
cable is connected,
select Ask on connection > Yes.
If the Ask on connection option is turned off or you
want to change the mode during an active
connection, select USB connection mode and from
the following:
● PC Suite — Use Nokia PC applications such as
Nokia Ovi Suite, and Nokia Software Updater.
● Mass storage — Transfer data between your
device and a compatible PC.
● Image transfer — Print images with a
compatible printer.
● Media transfer — Synchronise music with Nokia
Music or Windows Media Player.

Here is the link for your manual online:
http://nds1.nokia.com/phones/files/guides/Nokia_N97-1_UG_en.pdf

A cyclic redundancy check (CRC) is a non-secure hash function designed to detect accidental changes to raw computer data, and commonly used in digital networks and storage devices such as hard disk drives. A CRC-enabled device calculates a short, fixed-length binary sequence, known as the CRC code or just CRC, for each block of data and sends or stores them both together. When a block is read or received the device repeats the calculation; if the new CRC does not match (or in some cases, cancel out) the one calculated earlier then the block contains a data error and the device may take corrective action such as rereading or requesting the block be sent again.[1]
CRCs are so called as the check (data verification) code is a redundancy (it adds zero information) and cyclic (the message data circulates in the check code during calculation).[citation needed] The term CRC may refer to the check code or to the function that calculates it, which accepts data streams of any length as input but always outputs a fixed-length code. CRCs are popular because they are simple to implement in binary hardware, are easy to analyse mathematically, and are particularly good at detecting common errors caused by noise in transmission channels. The CRC was invented by W. Wesley Peterson, and published in his 1961 paper.[2] The IEEE-recommended 32-bit CRC, used in Ethernet and elsewhere, appeared at a telecommunications conference in 1975.[3] thats why you are having problems, most like likely it's a hardware issue such as hard drive, or an item you have on your computer. you can further research this issue and maybe it will help you resolve your problem. hope this helps

Go to BIOS and change the USB setting to full speed and save it and continue. I am sure it will work after that....sodeep

• u can install lg internet kit from " wowlg.com" then u can connect with ur USB for connectivity,
• for connecting internet u need to select 'com port' option instead of mass storage .
•  or if u want to trfr data from mobile to PC or vice versa u can selecrt the option of mass storage , then automatically ur h.set wil restart,u wil get the option USB "ON" on ur mobile. u wil get new link in ur PC "removable device " in option My computer, open that to trfr data.