I just converted to windows 7 from xp and now i cant find my external x-320 logitech speakers

1. Try to plug in the external hard drive.

2. Goto device manager

2.1. Click Start -> (Right Click on My Computer -> Left Click on Properties-> Click on the Hardware Tab -> Click on Device Manager on Windows XP
2.2 Type "Device Manager" on Start Search (Windows Vista)
2.3 Type "Device Manager" on Search Programs and Files (Windows 7)

3. Click on the Triangle next to Universal Bus Controller


4. Look for a USB driver says "Unknown" Uninstall it and restart the computer with the external hard drive plugged in and you are all set




Thank you for Choosing
Fixya

Sory to report - from Western Digital support site

Uses SES Drivers
7, Vista, XP
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Not Supported
Server 2008, Server 2003, 2000 Server, 2000, ME, 98SE, 98, 95
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Win 98 is not a supported OS, for that drive.

Unfortunately, external hard drives go bad. A 320 is probably a few years old, I replace mine about every 3 years to be sure. I know it sounds funny, but things work till they don't. Just because it was working yesterday does not mean it will work today. It is possible there is a setting in your XP or 7 to keep from seeing the drive, but doubtful it changed on both systems between yesterday and today.

This is not really a solution but for information. There is no direct upgrade path from Windows XP to Windows 7. So, unless you have a compatible program installed on your Windows 7 PC, you will not be able to import a backup from your XP PC. (To My Knowledge).

Hi,

Are you searching Audio drivers for XP, Vista or Windows 7 ?

For Vista and Windows 7 you can follow the link to make it work. You will have to download the drivers for Win XP and follow the instruction on this given page link to make your drivers work on Vista/Win 7

To Download the Drivers for XP - Click here
To make the drivers work - Click here

Check the specification of the hard drive see of it is compatible with the Operating system you are using
You didn't specify if the drive is USB or ........?
Window 7 will usually detect a USB drive without drivers but the drive has to be compatible.
check the Microsoft site for the compatibility download to check the drive for compatibility. There is a utility in 'Windows 7 that will check for you and also will check it the device will mount with a previous Operating system i.e. Window XP or Vista.

This undoubtably is a driver problem. You could try running and installing in Administrator, mode and compatability Mode for XP SP2. Either that or ask Logitech whats their fix.

Unfortunately, Logitech has chosen not to support this camera under Windows Vista or Windows 7. Thus there are no current drivers for Win7. There is a way to install your camera if you have Windows 7 Pro or Ultimate: install the XP mode (a virtual computer). Install the camera to the virtual computer. You may need to save the files to an external media to share them between the two "machines".

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

Im certain those features on that keyboard are designed for Windows Vista , but if you have any software that was with the keyboard install it , now these features should work.

If you can't find your CD/'s here is a link to the logitech website with the applications

>> Logitech Wave Keyboard Software <<

If you find this doesnt help , im certain that it was designed for vista not to work with XP.