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Originally Posted by stumped
AFAIK assigning a drive letter is something that is logged only in WINDOWS REGISTRY - IT IS NOT ANYTHING WRITTEN TO THE DEVICE
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Right, but as I said, Windows sees the reader's drive as empty, without partition. To assign a drive letter, I would have to create a partition and format it. That could be the end of the reader as it could be wiped clean. Most probably only the storage with books is accessible by the computer so it wouldn't affect the reader's system but it's still too risky for my taste. I'd like to find the problem before such drastic measures. :-)
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Originally Posted by stumped
dunno if this is relevant but some devices e.g. my wifes android phone can connect in multiple modes,
..."File transfer," "Media transfer," or "MTP." ...
the default connection is NOT the one that allows access to the file system and lets her copy files(photos). There's a swipe down and then select a connection type that she has to do every time
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These readers, however, only connect in one mode. I can choose between "charging" (e.g. no connection to the computer), or connection to computer.