when I click on "Computer" on my desktop the windows explorer gives me a window something like this:
Hard Disk Drives (1)
Local Disk (C:)
Devices with Removable Storage (2)
DVD Drive (D:)
Other (2)
Nokia Phone Browser
Safe Run Shared Folder
DO 10 shows these two "Other" folders (from Nokia PC Suite 7.1.60.0 and Kaspersy Internet Security 11.02.556) in its folder tree (left side), but they are missing in its file display (right side). There are no "Other (2)" folders. Related to this I have two questions.
(1) Is there a way to have the same dispay (with "Nokia Phone Browser" and "Safe Run Shared Folder") on the right side as the windows explorer?
(2) Or can these two "Other" folders be blended out of the folder tree? "Show in Folder Tree: Virtual (non-filesystem) folders" unchecked doesn't help here.
Hmm, I guess Opus doesn't (yet) understand those particular folders when building the Computer view.
You can turn off Preferences / Folders / Virtual Folders / Native display of 'Computer' to delegate the display of Computer to the Windows shell, so it should look exactly the same as it looks in Explorer.
Great! The folders are working now with DO 10.0.0.5.4171.x64 (Beta 5)!
Just one thing: In contrast to the folder tree, the file display shows a general folder icon. The red "K" KIS folder ("Safe Run Shared") icon is displayed in the folder tree (left side) only. Additionally I would like to add, that there's no context menu if I right mouse click on this general KIS folder in file view (right side).
OTOH, the Nokia PC Suite icon is OK on both sides, folder tree and file display.
[quote="leo"]You might have to enable 'disk mode' (or something similar) for the device within iTunes, if it's anything like my iPod.[/quote]Thanks for the suggestion, Leo. I've checked iTunes for a setting like that, but no joy, I'm afraid.
I too have the same problem (DOpus does not "see" my iPhone, but normal Windows Explorer does). See attachment for screenshot of said issue. (Win7 Ultimate x64)
My wife has an iPhone too, an iP3G, while mine is an iP4, and I have both plugged into my PC using USB/iPhone connector cables. Experiment has shown that the iP3G never shows either in Opus or Windows Explorer. The iP4 shows in both. Swapping the USB ports or cables makes no difference.
Of course, the iP3G is several years old now, and apparently some change, either to hardware or software (or both) has made the iP4 visible, while the iP3G is not. Fortunately, iTunes sees both. The software version on the iP4 is 4.3.3, while the iP3g is limited to 4.2.1.
As I said, not an Opus problem, but the solution I have found is unbelievable.
While I was researching this, I transferred some pics from my iPhone4 camera roll to my PC using Picasa, and told Picasa to delete them from the camera roll. This worked fine, but the next time I plugged in my iPhone4, it could no longer be seen in Windows Explorer, nor in Opus (which is set to replace Explorer for all file system folders).
Remember, I could see my iP4, but not my wife's iP3G.
Turns out, the iP4 had pics in the camera roll, the iP3G did not.
I have now taken a pic with each phone, and voila! I can seen them both in Opus.
The research that led me to this solution also warns against storing non-iPhone pics in the camera roll, as that will prevent the iPhone from showing up in Explorer also. Who would have thought!
