a memory card reader/writer for mobile memorycard nokia6600 the computer cant read
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If that didn't work try these steps:\n1- Unplug the device.\n2- Remove the installed software from control panel.\n3- Restart computer.\n4- Install the software came in with the card reader. (WITHOUT PLUGGING IN THE DEVICE).\n5- Plug it now.\n\nIf these steps couldn't help you may have a hardware problem in the Card reader or it is broken.
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It sounds like either the card and/or the camera are not compatable with that version of windows. if possible roll back to windows home edition   otherwise  try to use backwords compatability if possible
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in my oppinion, you should get a card reader and put the camera's memory card in it. It works 100% + you have the advantage of using it also with your other devices' (e.g. cellphone) memory cards. you can also use that in any computer, regarless of it's operating system (except wme, w98 & w95, but it's hard to believe you will find one working with such old s/w these days).
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You have to go to control panel system, and device manager and usb icon and see if any red or yellow marking on it and branching out, if yes, delete that, go to add hardware and let it detect the usb memory stick, if found install the driver, if not, your usb port (hardware) have poor contacts, wriggle the stick while plug, or plug into another usb port, check bios setting to allow usb too. If all failed your usb driver might be not suitable for the win version.
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first u verify that whether your MOB supports ur RAM. if so then fix the RAM card xactly into the RAM slot so that the the two clips on both side of the slot catches frimly the card frm moving out of the slot. \ntry this ..
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I asked the same kinda thing. I have a PCMIA card and a Dell laptop that won't support it. I was thinking that there would be a converter, or at least something that might plug it into the USB port. There should be aconverter, though.
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use crucial.com\n\nyour ram is 2.5v
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You need the usb adapter cable. Windows will recognize it as a camera that you can retreive media from. If you can not find the cable, you may be able to use a memory card reader.
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I need a memory stick.
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sounds like the correct drivers aren't loaded. go to www.driverguide.com, join em it's free. they'll have the driver presuming you kn ow what sort of card you had put in.
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Is the SD card formatted? Are you reading a different card each time (when you say 'when ever'). If no cards read on the SD reader, perhaps the reader is bad.\n\nIf it is just one card, you might to reformat the card.
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For a start The cards are either I gigabyte, and the other is 512 mb, approx half of your 1 gig, the problem with you not being able to view them, maybe because they are a different format, you say you can get jpegs, bu there are quite a few formats out there, maybe its not reading the format you have, try putting them in to, lets say, photo express, or anything like it, turn them in to jpegs, then you will be able to read all of your info, by the way, i have a seven million pixel camera, and my 1 gig card will give me 7 and a half minutes of video, hell knows how many photo's it will store, but as you probably know, the more pixels you have, the less photo's you can store, albeit, of a higher quality
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option is to buy a card reader, and a microSD to SD adapter and use that. \nthe other one is to buy a USB bluetooth dongle and transfer the photos that was.. I use a usb. make sure it has the software for usb driver and you also need the software to transfer the files. I'm using PIM & File Manager. I bought the USB/software package on ebay for about $10. (US) Read auction carefully, make sure they have the usb driver and transfer software program.\n\n\n\nhope this helps
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Get a USB memory stick.  This is a much more useful device.  The prices have gone way down.
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Theres loadsa ways.. heres some..\n\n1) Data cable and your phones software\n\n2) A Bluetooth Dongle (http://search.ebay.co.uk/search/search.dll?MfcISAPICommand=GetResult&ht=1&shortcut=0&from=R41&query=bluetooth+dongle&category0=)\n\n3) put your phones memory card into a card reader/writer on your p.c\n\nRegards, Mikeo =)
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There is a couple of ways to go.  Both require buying a device.  If you want to use memory cards, you can get a USB reader.  if the reader is 2.0, they are backwards compatible.  just make sure the device had drivers if the old computer has Win 98/ME.  Also, you need to see if your notebook has the same type of memory card as does the reader or the computer.  If not, you could always move between the two.  Both machines will see the drive as a "removable disk or hard drive."  The other option is buying an external usb burner.  Same thing applies, there need to be drivers for your device.  Cd's are less expensive and if you want to listen to them on the go you would already have them set up.  The drawback is you could go through a lot.  Memory cards are more expensive but you can reuse them more often.
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better go and try www.nokia.com\nor www.microsoft.com