HOW TO FIX USB DEVICE NOT RECOGNIZED IN WINDOWS

When I connect my Mobile via USB its shows “USB Device Not Recognized” error.

 To rectify it I started uninstalling/updating drivers and then reinstalling them. But that didn’t work. You may also see in Device Manager that the device shows up as an “Unknown Device”

To fix this Problem do as follows,

The motherboard is where all of hardware of the computer is connected to, including the USB ports. Sometimes the motherboard needs to be “rebooted” because something goes wrong, i.e. all your USB ports suddenly stop working.

 

 

First Turn off your computer using Shut Down or pressing the Power Button and unplug the computer from the power supply. It does not mean just turning off your computer because modern computers don’t really turn off when you press the power button as the motherboard still gets power.

 

 

Wait for a minute then reboot your system .Now when you connect any device via USB the computer will detect.

Way to Bypass annoying free registrations

Do you really get annoyed when asked for FREE REGISTRATIONS by many websites without which you cannot proceed further? Everyone who uses internet regularly must have faced this and must be knowing how annoying this is. Registering means, you have to give your personal details, which can result in SPAM, Promotion emails, Identity Theft etc.

Now here’s a site which can solve this problem, BUGMENOT.

Here are 5 simple steps to use Bugmenot as in their tutorial page :

STEP 1: Make a note of the website address your are trying to access. For example:

www.ndtv.com

 

STEP 2: Visit Bugmenot

STEP 3: Enter the address from step 1 into the box and press the “Get Logins” button

STEP 4: You should now be presented with at least one username and password. Make a note of them.

STEP 5: Go back to the site you were originally trying to access in step 1 and proceed to login with the username and password you noted in the previous step.

Bugmenot is very helpful if you don’t want to get spammed or give your personal details and it also saves a lot of time.

Moreover, Bugmenot also provides an option for site owners to block their site from the Bugmenot database, if they match one or more of the follow criteria

1. A community site where users register to change content, but not to view it.
2. The site is pay-per-view.
3. There is a fraud risk associated with the site due to accounts containing private financial information .