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Originally Posted by rmm200
You have to have a USB driver successfully installed on a Windows system. If you have one, you will be able to see the reader as a removable disk - and you can use normal file copy to move your books to it. If you can't see the removable disk - don't bother running ADE or Sony Library - they won't be able to see it either. Fix your USB connection problem first. The USB driver is installed by ADE install or Sony Library install.
I really recommend uninstalling both ADE and Sony, and download the current version of ADE directly from the Adobe site. It is usable without ever installing Sony Library.
Robert
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I understand how to use USB, the reader, etc. and have owned more readers than I care to admit.
The problem is only with library loaner books. They requires ADE, OverDrive and Sony Reader software (maybe I can skip Sony software if I can drop the files on the reader but still not sure it will work with these books. I'll know tomorrow). See
this page at the library site. The book starts as a .acsm file until it's downloaded into ADE.