Thanks to everyone who joined. Nothing helped, unfortunately.
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Originally Posted by Michal Jancik
1) No need to install anti-virus on Windows 10.
# it causes a lot of problems on the whole Avast etc.
(In addition to anti-virus for nothing. Better install than an Anti-Spyware)
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I have BitDefender, the same as before. Worked previously without glitch.
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Originally Posted by Michal Jancik
2) You should install first driver for your "chipset".
#Not with Windows 10, but look for the drivers on the official factory page of your motherboard.
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I have original drivers from Intel, its diagnostic tool says I have all the latest drivers.
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Originally Posted by Michal Jancik
3) Connect to a USB 2.0 not on the 3.0.
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No difference, previously it worked in any USB port, now in none.
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Originally Posted by darryl
One thing I saw suggested which apparently worked for some is to connect the reader through an old usb hub.
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Didn't work, sadly.
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I also saw references to a usb troubleshooter which may be worth following up.
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Didn't help either.
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Another suggestion was to re-install the Windows software for your device, if it shipped with any.
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There wasn't any specific software or drivers. All worked with generic Windows drivers.
Which brings me back to the original question - does anyone know WHICH drivers does Windows use for detecting and operating e-readers?