I have a psp with a memory card in it, how do i take it out to put a new one in?
471583
push in your memory card slightly and it will pop out when you release it. then insert your new one.
269203
First connect the psp with an usb cable to the computer and select USB connection on the psp. Go into My Computer. You should now see a drive on your computer labeled "Removable Disk". Usually, an E: drive or something later in the alphabet. Click on the removable disk and there should be a directory called "PSP". Double click on that directory and follow down to the "Music" directory. Copy your MP3s on your PSP by selecting and pasting them to this directory.\n\nThe total number of songs that you can copy is only limited by the size of the memory stick duo, so you can put quite a bit of music on your player if you have a large capacity memory stick.
418090
Thers probabl;y something wrong with ur memory.Take the card out and just blow it and place it back in.
677804
OK when you connect the camera or a card, it becomes another drive on your computer. \n\nDouble click on My Computer, plug the camera in and watch what happens. You will suddenly have a Drive F (or E,G,H,I,J,K...). Double click the newly created drive and you will see all your pics. \n\nIn reverse, simply copy the picture files to the new Drive (File, Save As   or  drag and drop).\n\nCAUTION - Copy the entire Card/Camera to your My Documents folder before playing. Some cameras are fussy about files and may only accept pictures that are the same size. Also by viewing the photos on the card, a hidden windows file may be created (thumbs.db), again some cameras may have a problem with this.
523431
You have to take the computer apart. On most computers, there are two slots to put memory in. They are long and rectanguler. There should already be memory in your computer, so one of the slots will be filled. There are two clips on the end of the slot. Flick those out, carefully put the memory in, and then flick them shut to secure it. Be careful, don't touch the memory to much. Just grap the edges, not the bottom. Don't listen to the guy above me. He is messing with you. BTW, when I mean take it apart, I just mean take the side cover off. You don't have to unhook any cables or anything.
155320
Turn on your PS2 *without* a disc in the drive, and insert the memory card. Go to the part where it shows the Discs/MC's, and go into the MC. If it's unformatted, it should prompt you to format it right there.
202445
Either delete the pictures from the file on the camera or format the memory card in the camera.
906733
No- u need to buy a memory card and put it in yourself.
1185963
Get a USB memory stick.  This is a much more useful device.  The prices have gone way down.
1114366
Why don't you try to transfer/read the photos directly from the digital  camera itself  by connecting it to your computer with the usb cable provided. It is much safer and would avoid also possible scratching or damaging your card when taking it out again and again. Try to do that , I believe it will work.
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You dont always have to remove the old one, some cards can work togeather, that is if they are the same cards, but you can have two different video cards pluged in but only the one you select for your system to use will work, you can laso switch back and forth between them if you want but I dont see why you would want to do that. Just pick the best one and replace the existing one.
878651
Buy a new one, get the old out, put the new in.  It's easy methods, just be careful in connecting the power and cable.
1176498
try to format the card with the camera ,refer to instructions
48613
You probably need to install the drivers for you memory stick prior to inserting the stick. Drivers are available at the manufacturer's website.  \n\nXP has the drivers pre-loaded, but 2000 does not.
51467
one wayt do thsi is use USB cable...like\nhttp://www.hartsunlimited.com/pspusbdaca.html
786492
you can get a larger memory stick\nE
78615
Cant, have to open a new one.