Generic Volume in Device manager

My BB is not being recognized in Windows XP SP3. It shows up as a generic Volume. I did recently upgraded my SD memory card to a 8gig. It did recognize it under options, so i do think that it is working properly, as far as the blackberry is concerned.
So, i thought it was a driver issue, and decided to uninstall the BB desktop manager, and reinstall, and that didn't work.
Any thoughts or suggestions?

This is funny, so, I resolved my issue, lol. This is what it was. I had a USB driver issue, w/ a software product I installed on my computer. The product is called "Acronis® True Image Home 2009"
Its a backup/recovery software. I got the idea from a post i was browsing after looking up the error " "This Device Cannot Start. (Code 10)"
Under the Generic Volume error code...
Google brought me to a site " http://www.pcreview.co.uk/forums/thread-3658632.php"
Looking up the "Class lower filters", "Class upper filters", "Device upper filters", Device lower
filters".
I found a list of Drivers under, I think, Class Lower Filters. and looked up the programs involved, Acronis was among them... So... I uninstalled Acronis, and the problem was solved...
I posted this follow up to help users and Blackberry/RIM. Hopefully some day they will come up w/ an update so I could run both
Thank you and good luck

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Go to your computer's System Tray and try ejecting. If you can't eject, there is an application that is trying to access your iPod.
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Only option that I see in the BIOS is under Security. Audio Device: Hidden or Available. It was set to available and I left it at that. Still no audio.
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T430 NVidia GPU not listed in device manager

Hello -- I have a problem regarding the NVidia NVS 5400M inside the Thinkpad T430. I use Windows 8. I'm not exactly sure how it happened, but the NVidia card no longer shows up in Device Manager and the NVidia driver (both the standard driver from their website AND Lenovo's Optimus driver) refuses to install, complaining it can't find any compatible hardware. Device Manager does not list any graphics cards or unknown devices, and as far as Windows is concerned the NVidia card does not exist.
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I appreciate in advance any help towards getting the NVidia drivers installed successfully!
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nsrathjen wrote:
Yep, still doesn't appear that the NVidia drivers from that package are installing. If I boot in Optimus mode, only the Intel card is shown in Device Manager. I'd like to not have to use Optimus and just stay in Discrete Graphics mode if possible because Linux support for Optimus is not very good.
Would completely uninstalling all the drivers possibly help?
Before you go through that hassle, try the following:
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Adobe Premiere elements 10 has lost HDV camera in device manager..help

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Recently I had an issue where I needed to reinstall windows. I downloaded a legitimate ISO and reinstalled it. When I went to reinstall all of the drivers, I had an issue with the TrackPad driver. I know it is a Cypress Touchpad. When I try to install the driver I get this error message: "Cannot find Cypress Trackpad!". It does not show up in the device manager (only my USB mouse is under the Mice and Keyboard menu.) My question is this: What can I do? I can't reflash the BIOS because I already have the latest one and WinFlash won't let you flash a BIOS with the same or earlier date on it. I have checked and the connection to the motherboard is very secure. What other options do I have? I'm not pleased in the least with this error. Any help is appreciated. I know computers well so if there are any solutions that are on the technical side, throw them at me! Thanks!
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No Audio Device Detected (but it shows up correctly in device-manag

Well, I bought a new soundcard, since I was tired of my old integrated one, and wanted good surround-sound. The model is Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi Xtreme Gamer Fatalty, and my old integrated one is a Realtek-HD (doesn't say more than that).
Now to my problem, I removed the drivers from Realtek (even cleaned lots of it from the registry) and put in the new soundcard in a PCI-slot, as it's supposed to be done. I then started the computer, canceled the automatic installation and installed the drivers from the CD I got with the card (this is what it said I should do), now the card shows up in the device-manager as "Creative SB X-Fi" and it tells me it's working fine etc. The Creative-update software also detects it so that I can download the latest drivers.
However, I have no sound, and in the control-panel's "sound & sound devices" it says "No sound device" and I can't do anything. :/ (not sure if this is what it's called in english, I'm using the swedish version of Windows XP Professional), I can select the soundcard in creatives Volume Panel (where it says "select audio device") without any error-messages, but when I double click the application (to change the volume etc.) it says it can't find any supported soundcards.
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G470 Bluetooth not listed under Device Manager and not working

Hi,
Can someone teach me how to solve my G470 problem?
Its Bluetooth is not listed under Device Manager and I can't find it anywhere.
Before that, it isn't working at all.
Thanks
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hi athirah11,
Welcome to the Lenovo Forums.
Can you try the following:
1. Press the Windows key‌ +R, type devmgmt.msc and press Enter. On the Device Manager, click View > Show hidden devices and check if the Bluetooth device is being listed.
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2. If the bluetooth device shows up under the Device Manager, do the following:
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Hi,
wondered if someone could help. Although new to the forum i have extensively read many of the other posts along with apple support and realise there is a problem with the 5G ipods and windows XP; however, no suggested solutions (even from apple, e.g. 5 R's) have worked. I do have Norton installed, however i have negated this problem already (see below).
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hiya!
just checking to see where you are in the troubleshooting process.
Despite this, the ipod is not recognised in either, iTunes, My Computer, or disk management (so i can't even change the drive), and ipod updater comes up with 'service error'. the only place it is recongnised is device manager but with a yellow ? stating that the drivers are not installed.
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Processes of device management of SAP ISU

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Moderator Note - thread locked due to rules violation - no generic postings
Edited by: William Eastman on Mar 12, 2010 2:16 PM

Hi,
Organizational Management is useful in a business transaction like activity, sales order etc. You can determine the org. structure or Business Partners (like employee responsible) for a business transaction.
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