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Trying to restore pictures from olympus digital camera with xd card?

December 3rd, 2009   Posted by: admin

I am trying to restore lost pictures from an Olympus digital camera that uses an xd card. There was a problem when I went to load the pictures, and the camera screen said to format it. After checking the card for the pics (they weren’t there) we formatted. I have used several programs to try to get the pictures, using a card reader. Are they lost forever? One site I went on said if you used an Olympus with an xd card you can’t recover the pics. These are very important pics, and I need them back. Thanks for any help!

By: d s



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Acer Inspire One Laptop?

November 26th, 2009   Posted by: admin

I’m considering purchasing an Acer Inspire One Laptop. I’m not sure which exact model it is, but it’s the one that Walmart is selling right now in the United States. It’s a low-end machine that is really really small, light, and portable. Here are the specs:

OS: Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition
Intel Atom 1.6GHz Processor
802.11b/g Wireless LAN
10/100 Ethernet Port
120GB HDD
1GB RAM
8.9″ Widescreen
Built-in Webcam
VGA Out
5-in-1 Media Card Reader
3 USB Ports
Audio Port
Microphone Port
Weight: 2.19 lbs
3 Cell battery (2 1/2 - 3 Hrs)

Price: $350.00 (without taxes)

I actually like the fact that it’s preloaded with XP instead of Vista; otherwise I would not even think about buying this. The built-in webcam & card reader is really nice; hardware I will actually use (it saves me the clutter of carrying a card reader & webcam along with me). The VGA Out will be nice since I have a 22″ LCD moniter it can go into at home. I have WiFi & Ethernet at home, and WiFi at work; so this thing will be connected almost everywhere for me. 120GB is impressive to me for such a small low-budget computer, this will be really convenient since I got lots of stuff. 2 1/2 to 3 hrs battery life is good for me; that’s how much my full sized laptop was able to live. The laptop is not exactly a beauty, but it is sort of nice looking for being small and toy-like. I won’t be typing too much on it’s small keyboard anyways. Sorry if this is too long, but here my question(s):

Do you think this laptop is worth $350?
Do you think this laptop is good according to my needs?

The following questions go to people that own this laptop:

Does the Intel Atom processor run reasonably fast?
Is the screen big enough to read without squinting you eyes?
Is this computer compatible with Ubuntu Linux 8.04+?

Thanks all of you for taking the time to read all of this. If you own this model, I would really appreciate it if you left a small review on how good you think it is. Google pictures so you can give me your opinion on it’s looks. Thanks!

By: F.A.O.



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How to get Micro SD reader to work?

October 28th, 2009   Posted by: admin

I have recently bought an ATP Micro SD with the USB 2.0 card reader, but when I plug it in to my PC it detects down at the bottom right on the toolbar, but nothing opens or when I go to My Computer it’s not there. It says new hardware and stuff like USB 2.0 mass storage device, but still nothing, and I’ve tried it on 2 computer and 3 USB ports. I’m really confused and could use a lot of help. Please.

By: dnlbottemiller



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My computer isn’t reading my camera when I plug it in?

October 26th, 2009   Posted by: admin

I have a Sony DSC-S650 and when I plug it in it says to switch on the USB Mode hit Menu. I hit that and i go to mass storage device and nothing happens. My computer doesn’t seem to read the USB either.

I’m thinking about getting a card reader, but I need these pictures now.

By: Crack is Whack



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I have a Canon A5 camera and need a Driver to suit a C5 card in XP using a USB C5 card reader?

October 23rd, 2009   Posted by: admin

The Camera came with a 9 pin male serial lead but the drivers will not work in XP so I need a driver to use either the 9 pin male serial connection or a C5 card reader I have.

I am looking for a suitable driver. XP does recognise the reader but will not read the inserted card
Canon does not support XP for this Camera
I did get a driver from http://driverguide.com it was the USBDriver6.5.exe worksd perfect. You would think Canon would have a driver but no luck

By: terry_prism



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DS card reader for computer?

October 12th, 2009   Posted by: admin

are there any card readers that i can plug into my computer and put a ds game in it and take the information off a ds game?

By: speddy737373



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I have a 5-in-1 card reader, but only SD fits. Do I have to get an adapter for all my other memory cards?

August 31st, 2009   Posted by: admin

It’s built in to my laptop if that helps

By: T.J ago-go baby



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Is this computer a good deal?

August 29th, 2009   Posted by: admin

Hi, i’m looking to buy a computer this one is selling in for $1000 at this link http://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/sys/554558262.html
i just want to know if it’s good for the price i will be using it to play games ect.

PC Features:
- 250gb Western Digital SATA-HD [3 available SATA ports]
- Nvidia GeForce 8800GTX video card [2 DVI inputs]
- 3.5″ floppy drive with multi-card reader
- Top-side USB with Firewire and mic/headphone jack
- Logitech wireless mouse and keyboard
- Nvidia 680SLI motherboard with overclocking capabilities Intel® Core™2 Duo Processor E6400
- 4gb of ram [900mhz] [currently running with 2gb for winXP]
- Liquid cooling system with 5 fans
- Thermal-take tower with blue led lighting
- 1 CD/RW-DVD Drive
- 1 DVD+RW drive
- Windows XP Pro

By: all_shifts



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is this pc good?

August 7th, 2009   Posted by: admin

i posted the specs on the first one in this thread:

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=Ai_kcYd7ZSZ.YYcVO3OD8Mvsy6IX;_ylv=3?qid=20080320094011AAwres2

2.4GHz Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600,
4GB 800MHz DDR2 RAM,
Asus P5N-E SLI motherboard,
2 x 500GB Western Digital WD50 hard disks,
LG GSA-H55L DVD writer,
Nvidia GeForce 8800 GT graphics,
22in 1,680 x 1,050 LG L226WTQ TFT,
2 x DVI-I out, Creative Labs Sound Blaster X-Fi Xtreme audio,
Creative T6100 5.1 speakers,
4 x USB, 2 x FireWire,
eSATA, S/PDIF out,
Gigabit ethernet, Wireless keyboard and mouse, 6-in-4 card reader,
Dual tuner TV card,
Windows Vista Home Premium,
1yr C&R warranty

This is £100 more than the other pc but it comes with TV tuner card so im presuming i should be able to watch pc on this one

It has also been reviewed here so what do you think:

http://www.pcpro.co.uk/reviews/164694/pc-specialist-apollo-q6600gt.html

By: Jason



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Troubles importing photos from Sony Digital Camera memory card?

July 30th, 2009   Posted by: admin

I have a Sony DSC-W50 digital camera with a Sony Memory Stick ProDuo 1GB card, and to import the pictures from the card, I have a USB All-in-one reader and a Sony Memory Stick Adaptor (in order to fit it in the cardreader).
The problem is that whenever I try to import pictures (using the windows software, Creative Photo Manager, or just copy/paste directly from the card) I get an error that says something like:”copying failed, incorrect/invalid parameter”.
To make it even weirder, I can see the pictures as thumbnails on the card, but I cannot open the files….
I already tried to zip them all and try copying that file, but zipping also won’t work.
It’d be absolutely great if someone can help me out on this one, I really need the card (and I want to see the pictures of course:). Thank you very much in advance!!!
I don’t have the cable here (as in: it’s some 1000miles away from here). I have used the card (and card reader) without any difficulties before, it’s the first time this happens. I am able to see the pictures on the camera though…weirdest thing…
Using windows explorer doesn’t work.

By: Bas L



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