What does a memory card adapter do?
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it accepts memory cards from digital cameras and phones and other stuff and lets you access them with your computer
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A device with sockets that read a multitude of different media cards, such as SD, MMC, Memory Stick etc.
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Sometimes a simple solution is right in front of your face.  If the computer will see your camera and allow you access the pictures on it, then your simple solution would be, to use your computer place your files onto your computer's memory chip.  You should be able to use your camera just like it's a thumb drive.
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Check the jumper settings on the motherboard. They may not be set to read the added memory cards. You should have a diagram of the motherboard printed with the paperwork you got with the computer.
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I'm not 100% sure, but as long as you don't shut any processes that relate to the operating system or USB, you should be fine.\n\nMy HP has a memory card reader in the front, you should be able to stick it right in and open up "My Computer" and go to the drive that related to the SD card.\n\nHP computers come in different forms, so you may or may not have an card reader built in..\nIf you do, it is probably internally connected via USB, so keep anything USB related.
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If you mean is there a program that you can download to recover files from a memory card that you have accidentally deleted, then you could try PC Inspectors Smart Recovery program.\n\nhttp://www.pcinspector.de/smart_media_recovery/uk/welcome.htm\n\nAs long as you can access the memory card via your computer, and access it like a normal drive, then this should work for you.
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A smart card is a plastic card that inside contains a very small antenna that operates on a radio signal to activate a sensor.  This is usually used with doors with a sensor tag reader and on some public transit companies.\n\nA contact memory card must be inserted in a slot and make contact with a reader.  It does not have an antenna inside to transmit information by radio waves.  It's just a card with a chip on it that reads it.  Parking meters use these (if applicable).
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It's a Micro SD card you have in there (source below), and you can buy them in many places, I've included a link to amazon.com selling them, or you can probably get them pretty cheap on ebay.Hope that helps!
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You can use any size memory stick.  Most devices these days don't have a limit.  If they make the memory stick then it will work.
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What type of memory stick? If it's a memory stick for storing computer data, then you can plug it into your laptop or desktop and access the contents of the memory stick through 'My Computer'. Or if it is a digital camera memory stick, you can either look at the photos in your camera (provided it has an LCD display screen, most do these days) or put the memory stick into a card reader that fits into a usb port on your computer. If you don't have such a reader, you can either buy one or go to your nearest photo processing shop and ask them to show you the contents. They may even be able to burn those images onto a cd for you for a price.
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if your camera software lets you find the card in my computer like a drive, then yes, just drag them in till it is full, if not just email them to yourself on the old one, and open them on the new one and save them
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There are USB based XD card readers for PCs just as SD card readers. Infact I was looking for one yesterday for my Fuji camera.\n\n You could check on epinions for reviews and then buy one online. I am assuming you have a xd card with more memory already in the camera, as the ones they come with 10mb size is too little to take many photos.
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Are you using a built in card reader or are you trying to read the card with a USB card reader? With a PCMCIA card? While it's still in the device (camera, cell phone, etc.)?  If you're using Windows XP you should have plug and play and the "New Hardware Found" dialog box should appear when you're plugged in. Sometimes you have to restart the computer after the reader is installed. \n\nIf XP doesn't recognize the reader you can try the "Add New Hardware Wizard".  Click start > control panel > add hardware and follow the prompts.  If the wizard tells you it didn't find and new devices, click Back and activate the option "Install the hardware that I manually select from a list (Advanced)" and click next. Highlight the appropriate category (you might need to Show All Devices).  Then go through the Manufacturers list and highlight your device in the Models list.\n\nIf none of this works double check and look for an install disk from the manufacturer which would contain specific instructions (the driver - a small program that lets your computer and the device communicate with each other.) And finally, if all else fails, go to the manufacturer's website and see if they have a driver you can download or a tech support team you can contact.\n\nplrr
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a magnetic card reader
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All cards are adapters but not all adapters are cards.\n\nThe purpose of cards is to provide a means to connect a device directly to the high-speed system bus.  There have been several standards developed in the PC world over the past years (ISA, EISA, PCI, AGP, PCI-X, PCI Express and MCA to name a few).  These adapters normally do not require a separate power supply, the power is supplied by the bus.\n\nOther adapters exist externally.  USB, Firewire, Serial, and Parallel devices are ultimately no different from cards in their function.  They all adapt some device to an external bus connection.  However, historically external adapters connect to much slower buses than what is available in a card.  In the past, many external adapters required a separate power supply as most external buses were not created with providing a power source in mind (mouse and keyboard excepted).  However, many new external buses will provide some power (although limited) to the device (such as USB).  However, there are often limitations to how much power or how many devices can draw power from an external bus.
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Have you got any data on it that you need to get or is it just a case of its a new memory stick ?\n\nIf the latter then just insert the memory stick into your computer then right click on my computer --> manage --> disk management and it should show up in there, then right click and format it.\n\nIf not then make sure your USB is working and that you have installed drivers for your onboard ( i am assuming ) usb is working , which can generally be gotten by getting the motherboard drivers ( If this is a PCI USB card then install the drivers for the usb pci card.\n\nIf you are trying to use the USB slots at the front of the computer, FORGET those and try one of the USB slots at the back of the computer.\n\nAlso check out the FAQ on www.usbman.com
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I don't think they make adapters. You'll need a card