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Old 05-20-2008, 11:35 PM   #1
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The iLiad Companion gives me headaches
I just received my iLiad and I cannot connect it to my computer.

I installed the iLiad Companion Software, but when I connect the iLiad to the computer, the window where I’m supposed to provide a name for my iLiad does not appear. After Windows tries to install the USB Mass Storage device, it tells me that the hardware could not be installed / it may not work properly. Whenever I connect or disconnect iLiad’s USB cable, Windows makes that sound (the same sound that it makes when I connect or disconnect a USB memory stick); but nothing happens, no drive in “My Computer”.

Any advice on how to properly install the Companion?

I wanted to install the Companion mainly to 1) access the iLiad via my PC and put PDFs on its internal memory, and 2) to be able to see the scribbled PDFs on my PC (i.e., to merge the scribbles with the PDFs). Does anyone know about alternative softwares that can do either and are reliable?
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