Unable to access F:\ drive - refers to a location that is unavailable

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  1. vinkamon
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    Unable to access F:\ drive - refers to a location that is unavailable


    Hello, when I put my SD card into my laptop I am unable to access the F drive as it says it refers to a location that is unavailalble. I have no idea why or how this happened. I added a screenshot of what I mean.
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  3. seavixen32
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    Please take a screenshot of your fully-expanded disk management lay out and upload it to WSF.

    It may be something simple that can be cured by remapping your drives - it sounds as though the drive in question is missing a drive letter.

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  4. vinkamon
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    Sorry about that, the text box isn't covering anything now.
    Also sorry for the very late reply
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  6. pebbly
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    Hi vinkamon , re-install the ricoh card reader software Drivers and Downloads | Dell [United States] this is most likely the problem you have :)
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  7. vinkamon
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    pebbly said:
    Hi vinkamon , re-install the ricoh card reader software Drivers and Downloads | Dell [United States] this is most likely the problem you have :)

    Thanks, but how do I use it, or what do I do with it?
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  8. pebbly
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    vinkamon said:
    pebbly said:
    Hi vinkamon , re-install the ricoh card reader software Drivers and Downloads | Dell [United States] this is most likely the problem you have :)

    Thanks, but how do I use it, or what do I do with it?
    Hi vinkamon , just download the file from the link I posted , suggest you save it to the desktop, It will be a self extracting executable file , All that is needed then is to double click on the .exe file and it will install itself
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  10. vinkamon
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    It says select the folder where you want to unzip files too? What does that mean?
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  11. pebbly
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    vinkamon said:
    It says select the folder where you want to unzip files too? What does that mean?
    Unzip the files to the desktop , then double click on the .exe file that is listed where you extracted the file to on the desktop
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  12. vinkamon
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    revcon.exe? What do I do after I double-click it?
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  13. pebbly
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    vinkamon said:
    revcon.exe? What do I do after I double-click it?
    Nothing, It will self install , and then you should be able to read your SD cards again
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