MTP Device not showing up my My Computer

[PENGUINwithM4A1]

Im using XP x64 and when i plug my samsung ypp2 in my pc reconises it and its in device manager and can sync with windows media player but its not in my computer, is there any way i can get it to show up? Use x86 version on explorer?

[accesser]

You might need to change the drive letter because the one its trying to use is in use by another device right click on my computer goto manage

Goto ?Disk Management? find your device and right click on the white area and goto ?Change Drive Letter and Paths? give it a different drive letter see if that works for you.

[PENGUINwithM4A1]

Its not in Disk Manager, its odd it works normally on the other 2 x86 machines.

[accesser]

Well that puts that idea out the window :p

Has it worked before showing up as a drive? Some MP3 players don?t work that way not sure about your model.

[PENGUINwithM4A1]

It does on other x86 computers

[accesser]

Ohh really? that changes things then . . ..

Must be a driver issue of some kind on the X64 system does device manager show any unknown devices perhaps compare an X32 system and a X64 system and look in device manager to see what devices show up when you plug it in.

On the 32bit where it works find it in device manager and see what drivers its using (just open up Device manager find your MP3 player double click on it so you get the device properties for it and the goto the driver tab and hit Driver Details.

This might help you or it might not you will be able to see what drivers the working setup uses and might give you some clues as to what is wrong with the 64 bit system.

[PENGUINwithM4A1]

Eh, in TugZip explorer view its there and can access it o.0

[techs.]

I'm having exactly the same issue, I've been trauling the net for hours and still can't find any solution! Someone please let me know ASAP if you figure anything out and I'll be sure to post any solution I find here.

[techs.]

It looks like the problem is due to the MTP incompatibility with x64 explorer (it works with media player 11 not 10). So you can either type in the address 'My Computer' within 32bit IE or you can follow the following guide to change the player from MTP mode to UMS - http://www.yjzone.net/showthread.php?t=2470 :D