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ASUS Transformer Prime not detected

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http://forums.androidcentral.com – Installed the software on my PC. It appeared to install all the drivers ok after I plugged in the tablet, but nothing detected by the Sideload software. If I plug in my LG phone it is detected correctly. Any ideas an how I can get this to work with my tablet? (HowTos)

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