USB Connection issue in Windows XP

For the first time I've plugged my phone into my computer at work. When I open Windows Explorer, I see a drive letter with the label ""Verizon Mobile". It's about 5 megs is all. It contains two folders: "drv" and "img". When I run the app in the drv folder, it basically launches to a page where it wants me to download and install some Verizon app for managing media. No thanks! What I really want is access to the SD card so I can put some music on it.

Another drive shows up as removable media, but you can't access it at all. It's like it's unformatted  or something.

If it helps, when I first plugged it in, not everything installed correctly. It attempted to install a driver for ADP and it couldn't locate it. It may need this in order to correctly recognize the SD card as a formatted drive. It can be had by installing some kind of Android developer kit, but then you need to update to a full version of JAVA and not just runtime. Seems like a stretch that I would have to do this in order to copy music to my phone.

Any ideas? 

Ha! Noob mistakes are the best because they are the easiest to fix.

Glad you got it working.