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23-Nov-2007, 12:33 PM #1
Solved: SD Card Slot
The SD Card slot on my Gateway computer running Windows Vista does not read my SD Card. I need help, if anyone knows what the problem is thnks!
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23-Nov-2007, 08:38 PM #2
We can't tell what the problem is without any info.

Are you sure the card works?
Is it new? Does it have data on it?
Are you sure the card reader works? You've used it successfully before?
What exactly are the symptoms? Error message? Doesn't appear in Computer as a drive letter? Access denied error?
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24-Nov-2007, 08:20 AM #3
I figured out the problem
It was the driver to my memory card reader slot
It was a texas instruments one apparently, and when i saw the error for it in device manager i thought it was for my calculator. Thanks for your thoughts though! This thread is solved
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