I usually get photos from my camera onto my hard drive by popping the camera's memory card into a PCMCIA card that slides into an appropriate slot on my PC.
But recently, Windows XP stopped recognizing the PCMCIA card. It used to show up as a device in the "My Computer" folder, but now I stick it in and nothing happens (quit snickering). The card doesn't show up in "My Computer". Windows apparently doesn't know it's there.
If you think you might know how to solve this problem, please tell me in the comments.
But recently, Windows XP stopped recognizing the PCMCIA card. It used to show up as a device in the "My Computer" folder, but now I stick it in and nothing happens (quit snickering). The card doesn't show up in "My Computer". Windows apparently doesn't know it's there.
If you think you might know how to solve this problem, please tell me in the comments.
I've had this happen before with both USB cardreaders and webcams.
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