Solved Code 10 in Device Manager, Unable to Discover WD 2TB

Hiya, i've been doing a bit of investigating into why i can't discover my MyBookWorld Edition 2TB. Hopped into device Manager an ther's a few devices code 10, Unable to start. Heres a Piccy



Not sure what the go with it, i was thinking about unistalling some of the network adaptors as some of them are not needed (i think) and maybe reinstalling because of the Code 10. Btw, i just solved some Blue screen Probs, running MSE as Norton Internet Security 2009 Firewall was resulting in one of the Blue screens, Im using latest WD Discovery Software 1.61, Updated All drivers most of them are current im pretty sure. The MyBookWorld device has just had a firmware update 01.01.16.

Is there anyway of figuring out which are out of date? I don't update the Devices through Device Manager or windows Update as i've been told.

Not sure where to go or what do? Im running the external HDD Through an Access Point, where the network is transmitted from. The HDD can be accessed on another laptop on the network wirelessly and by cable. I have tried both with the win& Laptop but not working. Btw, IT WAS WORKING before drivers got updated. Im Hoping the community can help me solve this Prob or at least find whats wrong with the devices. Any help is much appreciated and im sure is gonna be help.

Mike

I dont know if this may help but its a possibility...

try updating your Chipset drivers which will enable to update your usb drivers as well for the motherboard. Sometimes that helps...

Alritey i'll let you know how it goes

Try updating your drivers from here:

HP Pavilion dv7-1000 Entertainment Notebook PC series- Download drivers and software - specify product name - HP Business Support Center

Thx for the input

Those devices are related to the IPv6 tunnel for using IPv6 on an IPv4 network. I had to fix those issues on my computer, see the following thread, it fixed mine..
http://www.sevenforums.com/network-sharing/29513-ipv6-but-cant-join-homegroup.html

acurasd, the MyBook World Edition is a network-attached drive, the only USB port on it is for connecting a USB device TO it for sharing or extra space.

Ye i know about the USB, eanables increased storage it's wired though ethernet port in the back, im not sure whats the go is with it? Thanks for the input on IPv6 networking fixed me up on that bit but still got probs with MBW

Intel® Chipset Identification Utility

System Information


You wouldnt happen to have a link for updating this chipset? :sarc:

Since it is intel... go to this link. install the applet...
and have the website automatically find your drivers


Intel® Driver Update Utility

Thanks for the Link, updated still no solution to the WD Discovery of HDD which is wired through Acess Point, Not sure how to find a solution to it Code 10 resolved within Device Manager thnx to Mlevy just need to solve The Discovery of The Networked HDD

What version of the Discovery software are you running? WD has a version 1.61, released in August. None of their software actually lists compatibility with Windows 7 yet.

Yea i know what you mean but why would it suddenly stop working after a little while? an while it worked perfectly for a couple of weeks :S im puzzled:sarc:

Did anything on your network change? Do you HAVE to use the Discovery software? You could log in to your router, find out the network address of the device (shouldn't it be static or is that what the software is for?), and map it using the address. Out of curiosity, what AV are you using, are you using Homegroups?

Not using Homegroups, yea the ip is static, and im using Microsoft Security Essentials AV. The discovery Software was working before with Norton Internet Security 2009, but apparently the firewall was resulting in Blue Screen Probs so i uninstalled it and and was told to Install MSE so..

Btw, you log into router how would i go about doing that, im new to all this stuff?