Why won't my iMac recognise my LEVRO Ereader?

Why won't my iMac recognise my LEVRO Ereader? It works fine with windows laptoip and the manual states it should work with 0S 10 and above.

Go to > Apple Computers: Troubleshooting the slot-loading SuperDrive and work thru the sections that pertain to the external superdrive.
Try cleaning it with a lens cleaning disc.
example > Memorex CD and DVD Lens Cleaning Kit: Electronics
If that doesn't help? It is covered for 1 full year, so take it in for service or exchange.

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Ever since I updated to OS X my passport cannot be recognised though other memory sticks are.
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NTFS-3G could not mount /dev/disk1s1
at /Volumes/My Passport because the following problem occurred:
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Sounds like something in your OSX is missing or corrupted.
I would re-install OSX. Do nto format, just re-install. Its always best to backup first.
Youcould also paste some of the error into Google or Bing and see what you can find.
Grant

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Have no clue since you provided no details. What did the smart phone tech support tell you? You contacted them right?

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Two things, first see if it shows up in "Apple > About This Mac > More Info.. > Disc Burning" . If you still see it there the system still recognizes it but it isn't responding. Next do a
SMC RESET
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3964
Shut down the computer.
Unplug the computer's power cord and ALL peripherals.
Wait 15 seconds.
Attach the computers power cable.
Wait another 5 seconds and press the power button to turn on the computer.
The 5 second timing is important to a successful reset.
Hopefully this will reset the power to the drive.

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When you say hit and miss do you mean sometimes you print a whole document with no problems, or do you mean each document has problems? This is from HP's website for your printer:
Your sig says 10.6.7 but your message says 10.7. So if it's really Lion, this printer isn't officially supported. Elsewhere on HP's site it says updated drivers will be available on your Mac via Software Update. Have you run that recently?

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Hi,
Hey that's a good sytem as well as the print, please click the following link to download the drivers.
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Click on the BLUE KUDOS button on the left to say "Thanks"
Although I am an HP employee, I am speaking for myself and not for HP.

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I've just upgraded to a new MacBook.
I have a Maxtor Mini4 external hard drive which I used with my old iBook G4 (running OSX 10.4).
When I connect the hard drive to my MacBook it isn't recognised (it doesn't appear in Finder and the MacBook doesn't acknowledge the existence of the hard drive in any way).
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Are there two USB plugs connected to the wire coming out of the drive? Do you see the drive in your System Profiler? Even if it doesn't mount, it should show up in there.
I second that suggestion as the first thing your should look at. I had a SimpleTech drive that worked off of one port on a certain PC, but didn't mount with a single plug on any of my Macs. It always showed up in the USB Tree in System Profiler although I'm guessing it gave up trying to mount after sampling the power output.
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Why won't my iMac boot up?

I am at a complete loss as to why my iMac (17", 2007) won't boot up. After paying a small fortune (> $500 USD) to have the optical drive replaced (the Apple Authorised Service Provider thought that was the cause of the problems), I was able to start the computer (which had been wiped clean - I have Time Machine backups, so no matter) and then immediately tried to update the OS to Lion.
The download and subsequent installation took a couple of hours, and right at the end the system hung. I had no real alternative but to to restart by holding in the power button. The system booted and went past the grey login screen, but Finder would not start, so there was not much else I could do but restart manually again.This time, the system would not go past the grey startup screen with the Apple logo and the spinning dial.
The iMac is unresponsive to starting via:
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I completed a restore of the system using the Time Machine and even chose an older backup (from the beginning of March), as I know my computer was running properly at this stage. At the end of the restore, I received a message indicating that the restore had been successful, and that the computer would need to restart....I crossed my fingers and hoped, but alas, I got the grey screen again. I let the dial spin for about 5-10 minutes, but then tried restarting manually again.
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Pretty please?

Restart holding Option and select Macintosh HD as you've done before.
When it's up, go to System Preferences > Startup Disk > select Macintosh HD > restart..
Should boot up correctly after that.

Why won't my iMac wake up?

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Try doing a SMC and PRAM reset and then post back. You can find insturctions at https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-3603
Also I'd recommend not putting the computer to sleep, only put the display to sleep.

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No matter how many times I enter all the correct info neither iCloud or iPhone will pick up my entries on my iMac.
Also, there is no iCloud ikon in my preferences for waht that's worth.

Once you enable iCloud, your iPhone will no longer sync properly (or at all) with iCal UNLESS you upgrade to OSX Lion. I tried various techniques yesterday for about an hour to see if I could get all three on the same page, but I could never get it to work. Items would appear in one or two place, but never all three. iCal won't sync at all to iCloud without Lion. This is not a secret: Apple states in its promotional materials that you need Lion to use iCloud on your Mac.
I posted this to another similar question last night, but it needs to be repeated:
This is the kind of thing that I hate, hate, hate about Apple.
Why is it that if I bought a Mac before July of this year, I must pay to upgrade my operating system in order to take advantage of iCloud? Meanwhile, a Windows Vista SP2 user, who bought a new computer in May 2009, already has everything they need on their computer to use iCloud.
Why was it possible for Apple to write a free iCloud Control Panel that was compatible with existing versions of Windows, but Mac users must buy an entirely new operating system?
It's not the price that bothers me – I've already paid for it. But Lion was such a buggy mess and the interface "improvements" so useless that I "downgraded" back to SL. Now I find that I must choose between a terrible operating system and the features in iCloud.
If Apple gave Mac users the same amount of backwards compatibility that it gives to Windows users, people with OSX 10.5 (Leopard) would be able to use iCloud. That's something to think about the next time you go to purchase a new computer.
(P.S. Something else to think about: If you bought a Mac before October 2007 (when OSX 10.5 was introduced), your computer won't run iTunes 10.5 unless you buy an upgrade. But a PC user, who purchased their computer as long ago as Sept. 2004(!), can run iTunes without an OS upgrade.)

Why won't my iMac start up after I put my password in. It just stops on the screen with the apple logo

I turned on my iMac today running Lion and typed in my password and it went to the gray screen with the apple logo and a little wheel spinning below it and won't go any further. Ive tried the Pram reset with cmd alt r p. no help. Ive tried a safe boot. No help. I've unpluged everything to it and unpluged the iMac itself. No help. One other thing I wanna try but I don't think I can is starting with the install cd. But oh wait, lion was a download only. So I don't have a disk. I have a snow leopard install disk. I put that in just so I can get to my disk utility. When I got there I saw that my HD drive was not mounted and it wont let me repair it. I'm thinking this has to do with using the snow leopard cd. Maybe it will show mounted if I tried a lion cd that I don't have. Any ideas????

Please read Apple's Gray screen appears during startup, you have performed some of the troubleshooting steps however I'd recommend starting over from the beginning of the advice letter and following the instructions to the letter.

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It won't boot from the new iMac because it's older than the OS that came with the new one. I'm not sure that a laptop will boot from the clone of a desktop.
Use setup assistant to migrate just your files from the old computer. If you already passed up using setup assistant, then you can use migration assistant to transfer your files.
If you don't want to use the above, put the computers on the network and enable file sharing. Log onto the old computer and copy whatever you want to transfer to the user desktop of the new computer. This will change the permissions of those files to the new system. Then you can log onto the new iMac and move those files where you want them.

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