We have two Kindles a standard one and a paperwhite.
I have three computers a) a desktop running XP b) a laptop dual booting Vista and Win 8 and c) a Samsung N220 netbook which I usually take on holiday as it is the most portable.
Both Kindles will connect by USB with no problem to the desktop and laptop (both OS's) but only the standard Kindle will connect to the Samsung netbook. The paperwhite is not recognised as an extension drive.
Whilst on holiday recently the paperwhite would not connect wirelessly to available wifi hotspots and since it also would not USB connect, there was no way to add new books or otherwise get online. On return to UK the wireless connection to my home network is now OK but there is still no USB connection recognition.
I have tried all USB ports on the Samsung and different connection leads but the problem remains - no USB connection.
Can anyone suggest where the problem lies and a possible solution?
I have three computers a) a desktop running XP b) a laptop dual booting Vista and Win 8 and c) a Samsung N220 netbook which I usually take on holiday as it is the most portable.
Both Kindles will connect by USB with no problem to the desktop and laptop (both OS's) but only the standard Kindle will connect to the Samsung netbook. The paperwhite is not recognised as an extension drive.
Whilst on holiday recently the paperwhite would not connect wirelessly to available wifi hotspots and since it also would not USB connect, there was no way to add new books or otherwise get online. On return to UK the wireless connection to my home network is now OK but there is still no USB connection recognition.
I have tried all USB ports on the Samsung and different connection leads but the problem remains - no USB connection.
Can anyone suggest where the problem lies and a possible solution?