IEEE 1394 Issues

[silentwulf]

I've been having some recent issues with FireWire on my Windows 7 desktop. Now, it's worked before, but now in the device manager, I don't see anything relating to IEEE 1394.

When I hook up my Sony HandCam, the "hardware connected" sound plays, then it plays the "disconnect" sound. Right before is disconnects, I get a message on my taskbar saying "USB Device Not Recognized". It essentially, disconnects my device as soon as it pops up.

I've tried various tips on trying to get the cursed thing to work, but to no avail.
Any ideas?

The FireWire plug is on my case, and is connected directly to the motherboard. Due to my motherboard's sheer lack of PCI ports, I don't have the space to try a separate card.

 

[pebbly]

hi silentwulf could you tell us the manf of your mobo so we will be able to assist you further, you can redownload the motherboard drivers and try that , until we have a little more information , it will be all guess work

 

[silentwulf]

I have a Foxconn Bloodrage.
I've tried looking for new drivers on the website, but with no luck.

One other thing I should mention is;

I recently bought a new desk, and had my PC unhooked for about 12 hours. When hooking it back up, Windows started re-installing all my drivers...

Prior to that, the camera worked fine.

Sadly, I don't have System Restore enabled, so I can't use that as a trouble-shooting method.

 

[pebbly]

here is the link to the drivers Foxconn Support - Download= in device manager do yo have any triangles with exclamation marks against the devices if so right click on them and "update driver" then hopefully windows will find the driver for you could you give us a little more detail on the mobo i found it hard to find the appropriate drivers on the website because i did not have enough info , are you using 32 bit or 64 bit os system ?

 

[silentwulf]

I use Win7 Pro 64-Bit.
As I mentioned, I did check the site for drivers, but no luck.
And Windows disconnects the item as soon as it's connected.
The one time I caught it in the Device Manager, it was under the USB section, not IEEE.
I don't even have an IEEE anymore o,o

Just incase;
Pentium i7 1366 Socket 2.67GHz
6GB DDR3 1333MHZ Ram

I tried downloading drivers off the site you provided, but all of the archives seem to be corrupt :-|
(Not surprised, being Foxconn)

 

[pebbly]

silentwulf try this link Foxconn Support - Download i just downloaded and opened the mainboard drivers so you should be able to

 

[silentwulf]

Still wont' download properly. Tried two computers too :-|

 

[pebbly]

will do, but it is not adviseable to post your email addy on an open forum, you leave youself open to spammers

 

[silentwulf]

I plan to remove it once the drivers are emailed XD

 

[pebbly]

has the mail arrived yet silentwulf ?

 

[silentwulf]

Says it didn't work, can you use Megaupload or a similar service.

 

[pebbly]

Says it didn't work, can you use Megaupload or a similar service.

i will load it on sky drive send you a link when ive done it

 

[silentwulf]

Tried it. Didn't work :-|

 

[pebbly]

right sorry about that, are you running it in compatibility mode as adminisrator , if that does not work then i am at a loss

 

[silentwulf]

Well the installation worked, but I'm still having the same issues with the camera.

 

[pebbly]

Well the installation worked, but I'm still having the same issues with the camera.

right have you got any info on the camera

 

[pebbly]

try using windows movie maker for downloading off the cam Movie Maker - Windows Live

 

[silentwulf]

Sony HandyCam DCR-HC52
Tried Movie Maker.
Can't find the device :-|

 

[silentwulf]

Solved the problem by making room for a PCI-Express IEEE 1394 card. Everything works fine now XD

 

[pebbly]

Solved the problem by making room for a PCI-Express IEEE 1394 card. Everything works fine now XD

well that was one way to sort it out, thank you for posting back and letting us know the solution