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Windows 7 compatability

there are a few threads on people having problems. try a diff USB port or try loading Windows in safe mode and deleting any "unknown" devices in the device manager under USB.
 
Yeah, I would try unplugging and plugging into a different port. I'm running Win7 64 bit and I didn't have any issues. I would assume that since you mention desktop you might be trying to plug it in to a front usb port, try one of the ones on the back of the PC since they tend to get more power.
 
I did some experimenting with this on a number of machines and OS combination's. From my research, this appears to have nothing to do with the Droid, power or the OS, but rather is a hardware problem with the USB port itself.

Our Droids require a USB 2.0 compatible port. For example I have a desktop running Windows 7 64bit and the front ports don't work, but the rear ports work just fine. When I dug a little deeper the front ports are USB 1.1, but the rear ports are USB 2.0.
 
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