Windows 10: Actually we're using PACS where we need thumb impression of patients , for this purposes we...

I have installed drivers but it showing connected but not scanning finger impression.

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Can a thumb drive be disabled by malware?

There are quite a few possibilities to what happened to your thumb drive:

1. It might be a simple issue where the partition got corrupted: In this case you can go to Computer Management > Disk Management> and check out what partition your thumb drive currently has. If it currently is in RAW format or is just unallocated, I suggest you unallocate the entire drive and make a new partition. It's possible that you can recover upto 99% of your files with a tool like EaseUS DataRecovery Wizard Pro.
   
2. The malware corrupted your thumb drive's firmware: The malware that your thumb drive may have encountered may be similar to something like BadUSB. It may or may not have modified your drive's firmware to transmit malware, but in any case your thumb drive's pretty dead, and there's not much you can do about it.
   

 

PAC code

O2 like any other network requires you to give 30 days notice once you have served out your contract.

You can therefore give 30 notice 30 days BEFORE the 2 years so the contract ends exactly on the 2 year birthday.

If you have done this already you can on some networks on the OLD network so this being O2 may have this available via your MYACCOUNT.

You could should have this on the new MYACCOUNT Giff Gaff to enter the PAC.

In addition
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The 30 day notice effectively is the start of the procedure that is needed, so without it no PAC, either online or not as PAC is the preserve of the old network.

 

Cannot access thumb drive.

Hi,

Sorry for the inconvenience caused.

What happens when you plug the thumb drive?

Do you receive any error code or error message?

Have you checked it with another thumb drive?

Try removing and reinserting it again.

Also make sure that the AutoPlay option is
enabled on your computer. Follow the steps provided below:

• 
  Press Windows + X key.
  
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  Select Control panel.
  
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  Double click on AutoPlay option.
  
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  Check on the box, Use AutoPlay for all media and devices.
  
  

Ensure that all chipset drivers from the device manager(Press Windows + X and select device manager)

are up to date and also run the hardware troubleshooter if the issue still persist.

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  Type troubleshooting in the search bar.
  
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  Click view all in the left panel.
  
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  Select ‘Hardware and devices' and follow the on-screen instructions.
  

Hope this helps. Get back to us if you still face the issue with thumb drive. We are here to assist you.