I can't be recognized when the computer is plugged in.

Q: The Windows Me operating system installed on my computer never needs to be installed any time to connect to the flash drive. I recently got a "patriot" After the disk is plugged into the USB port, the indicator of the flash drive is not lit. Turning on “My Computer” also did not find "Removable Disk". Restart the computer and find that the flash memory has been correctly recognized, and it can be displayed normally in "My Computer". But it is not working properly. Directly open “Device Manager”View, and did not find anything "yellow exclamation mark"; ah, just found that "USB Serial Storage Device" Question mark, double-click to view "Properties" and found that the device is working properly, but the following line prompts: "Some features of the device are not available..." and "Disk Drive" In the middle of the "mini king" (flash) there is a red cross, it seems that the flash has been "identified", but not "enabled". How can I solve this problem?

A: It is very likely that the driver of the motherboard in your computer is not installed properly. If you are using an Intel chipset motherboard, you can insert the driver CD that came with the motherboard into the optical drive and install the driver completely. If you are using a motherboard with a VIA chipset, you can download the latest VIA chipset driver (4-in-1 driver) patch online for installation. Note that the VIA chipset has a dedicated driver patch for the USB interface. This patch is a USB Filter that can solve some USB device compatibility issues.