USB Flash Drives don't need drivers in Windows XP, as they are detected and installed automa-tically. If not, please update your Windows XP, by installing Service Pack 2 from Windows Update.
If you already have Windows XP SP2 installed you might need to update the drivers for your mainboards USB chipset. To do that you have to find out your mainboards manufacturer and your mainboards model number. Go to their website and download the latest drivers from there.

When using an extension cable, a docking station or a USB hub to connect your USB Drive or MP3 Player to your PC you could receive a message saying that your device can't be found to start one of our applications (Lock it Easy, Surf it Easy, Travel it Easy or Carry it Easy). To resolve this issue you should connect your device directly to your PC. Then start the application again. If you still receive the same message, please make sure that your USB Drive or MP3 Player is recognized properly by your PC.

If an application is running and you pull out the USB Flash Drive, the computer screen might turn blank. In this case just press the "Esc" key to return to normal. The data that is accessed from the USB Drive might get corrupted or your work might even get completely lost. It is not recommended to do this at any time!

Refresh the screen by right clicking on the "My Computer" icon and selecting the "Refresh" menu item (or by pressing the F5 key). If this fails, remove the USB Flash Drive and replace it back into the USB slot. If you are using the Windows 98 Operating System, please make sure you have the necessary drivers installed. If the USB Flash Drive fails to be initialized again please contact our technical support using the support request form.

You can refresh the page by clicking on "View" then "Refresh" or by clicking on the F5 key on your keyboard. If no drive letter appears, please contact our technical support by using the support request form.