How do I repair a Demagnatized ATM Card?
114549
I don't think there is a temporary fix.  But when your new card arrives, make sure you keep it in the little envelope that is comes in, it will prevent it from demagnetizing.
413537
At an American Express office.\nOr, you can try to find a newtwork ATM that takes them.  If you have a PIN.\nCall the number on the back of the card for location information.
448830
You will find some diagnostic tools and low level format tools on www.maxtor.com (select software downloads). If the diagnostics fail then it is time to replace.
921274
Could be a power surge or the card is lose, it came unseated some how, you would know if the card was toast, but is jiggling it does something, try opening it up and see if it has come loose, if not maybe try a new one, but check the dealers in town, maybe if they have a used one to try, just in case it is the board itself, don't spend a lot if you don't need to, the board would be the biggest expence and the card probably might be good and you can use it in thenew unit, if your not sure take in and have a tech look at it, save your self the headaches.
849683
You probable already emptied your recycle been and rebooted. The only thing I would suggest is contacted lexmark, they have a experienced staff that may be able to tell if there are any anomalies on your computer that are preventing it from accepting application of your printer.
722786
Call the number listed on the back of your credit card and ask them to investigate. If something is wrong they should fix it.
808001
OK, I had teh same problem with ME. Go into the properties of teh card in ME. You going to have to enter teh key manually.
92678
1. Fix it yourself?\nThis is your best bet if you know what you are doing. I encourage this approach as many people bring it to me after they really screwed it up. Then I make more money than if they had brought it to me in the first place.\n\n2. Call the Hardware or Software manufacturer?\nGreat Idea if you speak  Indian or Cantonese\n\n\n3. Call or bring the PC/Notebook in to the place you bought it?\nThis approach seldom works unless you bought it from a computer specialty store.\n\n\n4. Have a friend, neighbor, relative or co-worker fix it?\nI really like this idea, I generally make even more money than if you tried to fix it yourself.\n\n\n5. Call or bring the PC/Notebook to a PC support company like Geek Squad or Nerds on Line? (which)\nSure if you can afford them. Your local small computer business is a better bet, because they actually care about repeat business and their reputation.\n\n6. Other (please specify). \nBuy a new computer!
290585
Have you tried contacting bank of america??? That would be my first step.
891785
Just use something like a plucker (actually something fine enough to grip the card while it is in the slot, if you have long nails, that may do as well!!) and take the card out.
474055
You have to make sure you eject it for safe removal to avoid corruption.  Some rescue applications may work. Support is best in XP and 2000, if you're using ME or 98, spend some money. Mac works fine as well.
240258
Go to http://www.geekstogo.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=2852 and post the problem in the forum. They will help you step by step.
929536
get a new card - many old ones aren't supported on XP - they are dirt cheap so just pick one up and all will be well.  I had to get a new one with XP.
883794
First thing take out the card and look for any ID numbers on it.  These will be helpful to you later.  Call up their customer service people and explain to them what has happened.  If you only bought this a year ago then it is most likely still under warranty.  You may have to supply them with the ID numbers on the card if you no longer have the receipt.
869473
Take it to a coin dealer. (Yes, I know it's a bill...but they deal in that stuff, too.)
1031055
Look in the phonebook yellow pages and buy a new one at walmart.com\n\nCost to much to fix
591300
Reinstall your fax software/drivers, just replacing a single file can cause REALLY bad things to happen.\n\nUpdate: sounds like it belongs to a Lexmark product...