My computer has developed a puzzling tic; when I've got the camera plugged in and go to remove it, using the Remove Hardware thingy like I'm supposed to reboots Windows.
Oh well. Working this afternoon; will worry about it later.
Are you using the fast user switching? My scanner absolutly hated that and wouldn't work after anyone else was logged in. I had to restart the computer before I could scan or print anything.
My computer occasionally restarts because of plugging in or taking out something with my computer...but it's a little random, so...I just try to be gentle and make sure I save stuff just in case.
I was lucky the first time that it happened this morning and didn't have anything that I'd lose open, and remembered that it restarted and saved things for the second time I tried it. So, no loss, yay.
This happens to my dad every time he uses his computer lately. This last time Windows suggested that it was Iomega software that had some problem and to update that from their site. I checked around and eventually found one small something that was Iomega on his computer, but he didn't want to install the patch, so I can't say whether or not it works.
Huh. Well, I know I haven't installed the latest round of updates - maybe it's time to do that. There's no Iomega stuff; it's all Nikon hardware and software, but ya never know.
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