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15-Sep-2005, 07:57 PM #1
SD card slot
I have an EMachine mn 2824 with a SD card slot on the front of the case. Today I bought a Canon PowerShot A400 camera. When I plug the card into the slot nothing happens. It works fine through the camera with a USB connection. What am I overlooking?
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15-Sep-2005, 11:41 PM #2
Is a light coming on when you put the card in? If not, the reader may not be connected, or it may have failed. Make sure you are inserting the card into the correct slot and make sure it is facing the correct direction. Usually the label is up. If the light does not come on you may open the case and see if the reader is connected to the motherboard.

Nothing is neccessarily going to happen when you insert the card - you have to go to My Computer, then find the SD drive (it's going to be E:\ or F:\ or something similar) and view its contents.
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16-Sep-2005, 11:34 AM #3
SD car slot
You reply with the light thing gave me the clue. I went into my hardware configuration and found that the drives past "D" had never been turned on for some reason.
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