Problems and Solutions
Troubleshooting 2–13
Digital Memory Card or Memory Stick
problems
This section discusses problems you may encounter while using an
SD (Secure Digital) Card, MMC (multimedia card), CompactFlash card,
Memory Stick, or other digital storage product. The slots which support
these products vary by notebook model. For example, some notebooks
feature an Integrated Digital Media Slot or Integrated Memory Reader.
Other models feature an SD Card slot or CompactFlash card slot. The
information in this section applies to most digital memory products.
For information about solving RAM (Random Access Memory) problems
and using memory modules, see the “Memory Problems” section.
Notebook does not accept a digital memory
card or Memory Stick
Many slots that accept a digital memory card or Memory Stick
support only specific digital formats. For example, a slot identified
as a CompactFlash card slot may have a reader which supports only
CompactFlash cards. A slot identified as an SD Card slot may have a
reader which supports only SD Cards and MMCs. Refer to your
model-specific documentation for information about which products are
supported by the digital memory features on your notebook.
You can obtain an adapter that supports several types of digital memory
products from most computer or electronics retailers. Most of these
adapters can be used with any notebook model.
Digital memory alerts are not audible
■ Press the volume button to increase volume.
■ Double-click the speaker icon on the taskbar, then make sure the
Mute All check box is clear.
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