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I have a samsung laptop, model number NP350E7C-A01US. Every time I insert anything into one of my four USB ports, I get the error: "USB Device not recognized".
You can see the laptop here: https://www.samsung.com/us/support/owners/product/NP350E7C-A01US
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Try uninstalling and then reinstalling the program.
Try right-clicking on the actual Setup.exe and selecting the "Run As Administrator" option? Do so even if your user is an Admin.
Entry point binksetvolume@12 can't be located what i do?
https://au.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20101111061338AAyPITb
binkw32.dll file
That's actually an easy one to identify. It is a programming thing so I understand that. It says that he stored procedure which is named _BlinkSetVolume could not be located in the .dll which is compiled in C:\Usres[..]\stvoy.exe doesn't exist. Usually that means that the version of the dll in stvoy.exe is either the wrong version or it was corrupted. If you reinstall that it will fix it. Or repair if it has the option. There may be an update which may also fix it because they will rebuild all the DLLs in their .exe
K, I'll be sure to do that. I really need to back up my computer soon, I've just been too lazy to get one of my external hard drives out.
"Do you have any other issues?"
What kind of a question is that!???? Of course I do!!! I'll give you this next one, although it may not be your area of expertise, check out this screenshot:
I'm sure you'll have a blast with this one! This used to work fine but now, for no particular reason, it just doesn't.
You may want to let them know because it could manifest in to a complete failure. Once you get File History set up you will have a backup and a systems image you can restore right back to before the repair. They may just send a new computer. Or there may be a local repair shop they use.
Do you have any other issues? LOL I am afraid to ask.
Hm....figures...lol. I think I'll just pass on fixing the USB port, I have 3 other usable ones. The computer wins this time.
