Today I go to use my USBGecko, I plug it into my computer and all of a sudden i get an error message:
(http://freeimghost.in/img.php?i=7336AD261EE2EB6)
If any of you know me.... I freaked out. So I clicked the error message and got:
(http://freeimghost.in/img.php?i=379759C9652C0D4)
I almost crapped my pant's when I saw the "replace the device" part :(
then I clicked the Unknown Device and got the following:
(http://freeimghost.in/img.php?i=0FA6E234C913767)
I still don't know what's wrong, and I can't buy a new USBGecko, and this one was working fine yesterday :( anyone care to help me?
I've had this problem a while ago, but after a few weeks it started working again and I don't know what the problem was and how it got fixed.
You might try to reinstall the drivers or try another computer.
Thanks Romaap, i reinstalled the driver, and that didn't work, so I guess i'll just have to wait
This happens to me all the time. I just unplug it, turn the Wii off, blow into the Gecko and then plug it all back in. It should work.
Quote from: goemon_guy on July 16, 2010, 10:41:12 PM
This happens to me all the time. I just unplug it, turn the Wii off, blow into the Gecko and then plug it all back in. It should work.
nope, didn't work :( but it's weird, 1 USB port sometimes picks it up :S
If that didnt work, you could try plugging it in and out until it reads it. I generally do that if my first suggestion doesnt work.
Otherwise, you'll have to wait and hope for the best.
Since they're not being made anymore, I wish there was an alternative solution to USB Gecko. =(
You you using windows? My usb gecko only works fully if i connect it to a certain usb port. You should know that most usb devices into another usb port are completely different devices in the eyes of windows?
WiiPower is right, when a USB device without a serial number is attached, Windows will use the USB port to create a unique identifier for the driver stack. If you change which port it's plugged into, it will ask for the drivers again.
Quote from: dcx2 on July 17, 2010, 09:37:23 AM
WiiPower is right, when a USB device without a serial number is attached, Windows will use the USB port to create a unique identifier for the driver stack. If you change which port it's plugged into, it will ask for the drivers again.
Yes I know, that wasn't the issue tho... and my site is down so I can't show you the pics :( oh well I think it works now...
edit:was working, now it isn't just gunna do what romaap said
I'm officially stupid. I think it was the cord :| Then again, I couldn't find a different one, but I got it working now :)