Hi,
I recently bought a new SUPER Talent Pico USB stick. Unfortunately, it isn't recognized by my MB (2009) at all - whether in Finder, System Profiler or Disk Utility, no sign of a stick.
It works without any problem on my iMac, a MB Pro, as well as on every PC. Also, I tried to connect it over a USB hub, no problem there! It's recognized as you would expect it...
I also tried FAT as well as HFS, no difference there...
What I also tried was to reset PRAM and NVRAM, didn't help either.
Once it was actually recognized but as soon as I ejected it and plugged it in again it didn't work again.
Does anyone have any further ideas on what else to try? I'd be so thankful!
Best regards
I recently bought a new SUPER Talent Pico USB stick. Unfortunately, it isn't recognized by my MB (2009) at all - whether in Finder, System Profiler or Disk Utility, no sign of a stick.
It works without any problem on my iMac, a MB Pro, as well as on every PC. Also, I tried to connect it over a USB hub, no problem there! It's recognized as you would expect it...
I also tried FAT as well as HFS, no difference there...
What I also tried was to reset PRAM and NVRAM, didn't help either.
Once it was actually recognized but as soon as I ejected it and plugged it in again it didn't work again.
- My MB runs on Snow Leopard, I've already tested stick successfully on Snow Leopard (MBP).
- The MB seems to be at least capable of recognizing the stick as it worked
once. - The system configuration seems to be capable of recognizing the stick as it works when connecting over a USB hub.
- Maybe noteworthy might be that the USB stick is a kind of micro stick, but I don't think my MB is unable to handle that...
Does anyone have any further ideas on what else to try? I'd be so thankful!
Best regards