PVR 9200T HDD to USB cable
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https://web.archive.org/web/20150425004028/http://myhumax.org/wiki/index.php/Son_t_9200T_New_Cable_Modification said:
Hmm.
BMAX
Active Member
More Info.
1. Switch mains on from cold.
Unit runs through start up procedure(disk active), then goes to standby. Disk stops, but 12v and 5v still present.
2. Press remote power on
Unit powers up, disc active normal operation.
3. Press remote power off.
Unit goes into standby, disk stops, but 12v and 5v still present.
4. Connect IDE-USB adaptor to PC
Disk powers up but no outputs to TV screen.
5. Remove PC connection.
Hummy disk remains active.
Previously following step 4, when I was running running XP or W7, either HummyReadFiles or HummyRW would now allow access to the Humax files.
Unfortunately, I have converted all my machines to W10 so the Humax disk is not seen and neither tool will allow access.
Has anyone any idea of how I can persuade W10 to see the disk?
1. Switch mains on from cold.
Unit runs through start up procedure(disk active), then goes to standby. Disk stops, but 12v and 5v still present.
2. Press remote power on
Unit powers up, disc active normal operation.
3. Press remote power off.
Unit goes into standby, disk stops, but 12v and 5v still present.
4. Connect IDE-USB adaptor to PC
Disk powers up but no outputs to TV screen.
5. Remove PC connection.
Hummy disk remains active.
Previously following step 4, when I was running running XP or W7, either HummyReadFiles or HummyRW would now allow access to the Humax files.
Unfortunately, I have converted all my machines to W10 so the Humax disk is not seen and neither tool will allow access.
Has anyone any idea of how I can persuade W10 to see the disk?
Are you running the programs with administrative access?
The number one cause of that is not having the correct access rights. How are you giving the programs the correct access?
Try right click on the Windows icon in the bottom left of the screen and select either Command Prompt (Admin) or Windows Powershell (Admin).
BMAX
Active Member
Again no Command Prompt (Admin), Presumably because i am already in an admin account?
However, I am beginning to get somewhere with HumaxRW. I have discovered the drop down menu with the front end programme that selects the drive required ( even though it is not seen). Due to other commitments, it will have to wait until tomorrow
However, I am beginning to get somewhere with HumaxRW. I have discovered the drop down menu with the front end programme that selects the drive required ( even though it is not seen). Due to other commitments, it will have to wait until tomorrow
BMAX
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On my Windows 10 computer my administrative account certainly has the "Command Prompt (Admin)" option available.
Luke
Well-Knwοn Мember
No.
Right now I'm using 3 different versions of Windows 10 in two different flavours, with one of them (unusually) logged in as an administrator.
For all three to access the command prompt entering "Command" (without the quotes) gives results where on the right hand half of the results it has "Run as administrator".
BMAX
Active Member
Hmm
I have three machines running W10 and none have Command Prompt (Admin). However all three have Windows Power Shell (Admin).
I have three machines running W10 and none have Command Prompt (Admin). However all three have Windows Power Shell (Admin).
If you right click on the taskbar and choose
Having said that, the applications should run under Powershell (Admin) anyway.
Taskbar Settings, there should be an option to 'Replace Command Prompt with Powershell...' If you turn it off then the 'Command Prompt (admin)' should appear in the other menu.Having said that, the applications should run under Powershell (Admin) anyway.
Luke
Well-Knwοn Мember
Have you tried entering "Command" (without the quotes) into the windows 10 search box and then clicking on the right hand half of the results where it states "Run as administrator"?
