[Q] Unable to mount after root

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I just rooted the NT, and in the process of putting Google Market. I downloaded the gapp needed, deleted the setupwizard.apk, and I am trying to place the folder on the SD card.

In Development screen, both USB debug options off, auto mount on, unknown source on. I plug NT into my PC, and nothing happened. So i look up Device Mgr, I show a caution sign next to USB Mass Storage Device. I clicked properties, and it says code 10 (device cannot be started) message. I tried to update drivers with the ones that InDirect provided, but it says unable. I tried to uninstall that device, and install it again. Windows file manager is still unable to see the Nook. What can i do?

I opened ES file explorer and it says my SD card is unmounted, but it is in the slot within the NT.

Thanks!

Originally Posted by rvr350

I just rooted the NT, and in the process of putting Google Market. I downloaded the gapp needed, deleted the setupwizard.apk, and I am trying to place the folder on the SD card.

In Development screen, both USB debug options off, auto mount on, unknown source on. I plug NT into my PC, and nothing happened. So i look up Device Mgr, I show a caution sign next to USB Mass Storage Device. I clicked properties, and it says code 10 (device cannot be started) message. I tried to update drivers with the ones that InDirect provided, but it says unable. I tried to uninstall that device, and install it again. Windows file manager is still unable to see the Nook. What can i do? Thanks!

Reboot the PC and the nook?

Try USB on, USB debug on, Automount off, unknown source on.

Same thing happened to me. I did a factory restore and it fixed that and the root and gapps remained in effect. I just had to reinstall my launcher and the super user app from the market.

You can leave USB debugging enabled, but you need the automount checked. I've seen issues where after messing with ADB/debugging the SD card won't properly mount back up.

A reboot of the tablet fixes this (for me).

I left both usb debugging on, mount off, and let NT reboots. Windows XP was able to look it up the 2nd time. You do need to go to device mgr to make sure they have a current driver from indirect installed though.