Mac OSX 10.8.2,Lightroom4,glitch/bug?

I will try to explain this as simply as possible. With Lightroom 2, running Mac OSX 10.8.2, I could insert a CF card into my connected card reader and Lightroom2 would open and open TO the import window. Now with Lightroom4, this doesn't happen. Lightroom DOES open, but not to the import window. It opens to the last session I was in, in Lightroom4. "Show Import Window When a Memory Card is Detected" IS checked in my preferences.
I read the identical description of this problem today that someone else posted in an Adobe users forum. (See http://www.lightroomforums.net/archive/index.php/t-14722.html) Is this a "bug", or something that can be repaired now?
Any feedback welcome. BTW, I spent 2hours with Adobe "experts" who didn't understand what I was asking. I don't know an easier way to explain it than when I put my CF card in my card reader I want LR4 to open up with the import dialog window. Simple as that. It did in LR2, why not LR4?
Thanks VERY much.

After working on this case with a senior apple tech firstly I have to say I'm very impressed with their ownership and support. We've narrowed the problem down to the USB 3.0 Hub. I've replaced it with a Belkin 7 port powered USB 2.0 HUB F5U237 rev 3 and I can now switch frequencies all day long if I like Now I dont know if the problem is related to this particular Targus Hub or the Macbook Pro's USB 3.0? I'd still like this resolved as I'd like to be able to use the USB 3.0 Hub for HDD USB 3.0

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