Hi,
I have problems with my USB flash drive, and im troubleshooting like hell. I noticed this in ChipGenius.
Do the flash drive thinks it has a CM108 chipset??? CM108 is a USB audio chipset, belonging my IP-TALKY keyboard.. I've opened the flash drive, and got a few numbers bla bla.. Some of the letters and numbers was SDC, and I guess that refers to the type of the memory card. Well, could the flash drive gotten all messed up so it logically changed chipset?
I have problems with my USB flash drive, and im troubleshooting like hell. I noticed this in ChipGenius.
Device Name: +[E:]+USB Composite Device(SanDisk Cruzer Glide USB Device)
PnP Device ID: VID = 0D8C PID = 000C
Serial Number: 6&&234B45E1&&0&&2
Revision: 2.01
Device Type: Standard USB device - USB2.0 High-Speed
Chip Vendor: C-media(??)
Chip Part-Number: CM108
Product Vendor: SanDisk
Product Model: Cruzer Glide
Do the flash drive thinks it has a CM108 chipset??? CM108 is a USB audio chipset, belonging my IP-TALKY keyboard.. I've opened the flash drive, and got a few numbers bla bla.. Some of the letters and numbers was SDC, and I guess that refers to the type of the memory card. Well, could the flash drive gotten all messed up so it logically changed chipset?