Mads
In the compatibility list it says that the SanDisk Imagemate USB is supported by native drivers in W2K. I cannot understand why my device is not working (SanDisk Imagemate USB ID: SDDR-05) - it detects a "USB CF II" device, but doesn't find the drivers. No W2K drivers are available on the CD nor on the SanDisk website - please help! (Everything works perfectly in W98) I tried using the W98 drivers in W2K but to no avail.
Sincerely,
Mads
Sincerely,
Mads
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Shrink
There are Windows 2000 drivers on the cd (at least the one I received back in December. Contact me and you can download them from me.
Shrink
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person
shrink....i have the same problem....how can i contact you?
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SWT1a1
anybody able to help me get the required software download for SanDisk SDDR-05 and to get it to install and work properly on my Windows XP (home) OS? The site for San Disk is pathetic and mentions that XP should auto recognize, but it does NOT. Having moved too many times, I lost the original softward and orignial cables I have the SanDisk, but no soaftware anymore.
SWT1a1@adelphia.net
SWT1a1@adelphia.net
adamvjackson
Swt1a1, do you have the SDDR-05a or the SDDR-05b?
http://www.sandisk.com/retail/drivers-sddr-05a.asp
http://www.sandisk.com/retail/drivers-sddr-05b.asp
Not sure what you meant about the Sandisk web site, I was able to find those two links in less than a minute, right where I would have expected them to be.
If you're having problems with the suggested actions as provided in the links above, Sandisk advises you to contact them at:
http://www.customernation.com/pls/ps/ps....&p_product=
Also, it is generally bad practice to request e-mail only responses, as then future readers do not see the solution.
http://www.sandisk.com/retail/drivers-sddr-05a.asp
http://www.sandisk.com/retail/drivers-sddr-05b.asp
Not sure what you meant about the Sandisk web site, I was able to find those two links in less than a minute, right where I would have expected them to be.
If you're having problems with the suggested actions as provided in the links above, Sandisk advises you to contact them at:
http://www.customernation.com/pls/ps/ps....&p_product=
Also, it is generally bad practice to request e-mail only responses, as then future readers do not see the solution.
asim001
I have the e130 (512 mb)mp3 player. I accidentally saved some .dat format songs into my player, after saving when i start my mp3 player it says your music library is initializing and i don't have the driver. Please help me out.
Cormac
Did you follow the post from 2 years ago that said go to sandisk's website and look for the driver or have you even tried their customer service?
