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Originally Posted by Nick_1964
The ebook device ( mine does ) identify itself to the USB port with his firmware name.
When I right click on the safe disconnect usb device on my computer tray it says :
eReader-3.1.1 device.
With patch one it gived something as eReader-99.10 (out of my head.. I don't patch it again) and windows start trying to find a driver for it, which doesn't work, so it just disabled the total device.
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There must have happened something more than that. According to your earlier description, calibre refused to interact with the device on account of the firmware version. This shows that at that point, calibre had access to the database, and that therefore we can know that windows was able to find a driver (the generic mass storage driver). The usb problem appeared only later.
I did a short test. I modified the data on the device in a way that it identifies itself as eReader-99.10. As expected, windows does connect to the ereader.