Card Readers

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  1. Posts : 204
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    Card Readers


    I just recently upgraded from Vista to Windows 7 and having a hard time deciphering the card slots. I inserted a CF card and nothing shows on the screen as to where to move pictures or even an icon of the drive anywhere. In short, nothing happens. Any ideas? Before on the vista machine I just used a card reader but thought the convenience of having that built into the new computer it would be easier...not so far.
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  2. Posts : 77
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       #2

    Do you still have the correct drivers?
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  3. Posts : 204
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       #3

    As far as I know. I checked for updates and it said they were current.
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  4. Posts : 77
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    Hmm..

    Check the device Manager (type "Device Manager in start menu".

    What does it say under :
    Memory Technology, or something similar?
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  5. Posts : 204
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       #5

    All I found was under Disk Drives>CF/MD Card. That was it. I went into Card Properties and it said "This device is working properly".
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  6. Posts : 77
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       #6

    So that means windows detects it.

    First before we move on, Did you check My Computer?
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  7. Posts : 204
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       #7

    It just shows the HDD and the Optical Drive
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  8. Posts : 77
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    Interesting

    Ok.

    I want you to go to My computer, >Right click. >Manage.> Disk Manegement.

    Tell me what shows up.
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  9. Posts : 204
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       #9

    It just shows the OS (C) and Recovery system all on Disk 0. there is nothing shown for Disk 1. It's shown as Removable (F) No Media.

    There are three others shown as Disk 2, 3, 4 for Removable E,G, H.
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  10. Posts : 77
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    Is F your CD ROM drive?
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