I couldn't BELIEVE what the reason was that I could NEVER, EVER get it working before... When TWC refused to believe me in March that their system was having a problem (and it WASN'T just me) and I was out of Internet service for 3 days, I installed PDANet tethering on my phone and my computers. (This was before the built in tethering was available on my phone - or before I knew it was there - whichever).
The PDANet software was the culprit and I had totally forgotten it was even there because it never showed up in my Add/Remove Programs! Turns out it installed DIFFERENT Android device drivers so every time I plugged in my Nook, Windows was Automatically using THOSE drivers.
How Did I Fix It?
Well, I certainly didn't Add/Remove because there was no uninstall option. I didn't even know it WAS the problem until I did this:
- Made sure the Nook was plugged into the computer.
- Went into the Device Manager and removed EVERYTHING that said "B&N" or "Nook" or "Android"
- Removed the Android SDK packages.
- Did a Search on My Computer for anything with "Android" or "Nook" in the filename and deleted it.
- Start > Run > regedit
- Clicked on: My Computer
- Edit > Find...
- First I did a search on "Nook" and removed every single entry that appeared.
- Once that finally finished, I did a search on "Android" and removed every single entry that appeared.
- Closed out of the Registry editor.
- Removed the Nook USB cable from the computer.
- Re-installed nookcolor-easyADB.exe
- Rebooted the computer.
- Plugged in the Nook after everything settled down.
THERE IT WAS!
YAHOOEY!!!
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