Does every computer have a place for a memory card?

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A memory slot is a slot in your motherboard where you place your RAM (Random Access Memory) card. In layman's terms, the RAM is the "temporary memory" that the computer utilizes whenever it is turned on. If the computer cannot detect a RAM card installed in one of your memory slots, you have to troubleshoot the problem immediately.
Ensure that the problem is with the RAM slot and not the memory card. Turn off the computer, unplug all devices connected into the ports of your computer and open the computer casing. Refer to the manual of the computer to know the specific steps to follow in opening the computer casing. Remove the memory card from the RAM slot. To do this, unlock the card using both hands. Pull the card away from the slot to remove. Inspect the RAM card for any apparent physical damages. Wipe the card with a clean cloth to remove dust. Also wipe the memory slot in your motherboard. Place the RAM card back into the memory slot. Press the card into the slot until it clicks into place. Close the computer casing, connect the cables back into their respective slots and turn on the computer. Turn on the computer and see if the memory is detected. If the computer does not boot up, the RAM card is not detected by the computer. Assuming that you have two memory cards installed in the computer and the computer boots up, check if the second memory card is detected by the computer. Click "Start," right-click "Computer" and then "Properties." Under "System," check the amount of "Installed Memory (RAM)." If the RAM is not detected, the RAM slot or the RAM card itself may be malfunctioning. Place the RAM card into another memory slot in your motherboard and see if the card is detected. If it is detected, the other memory slot is malfunctioning. Do not install any RAM card into it to avoid further damage. If it is not detected, the RAM card may be malfunctioning. Insert another RAM card into the slot. If the RAM card is detected, the slot is malfunctioning.
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If it's still a usable card, I would suggest just placing it back into your camera and then connecting it via USB cord.

If that doesn't work, check if your computer has a slot for SD cards. If it does, try placing the card in one of the slots gently.

Prepare your memory card for formatting. Decide whether you would like to format using your phone or your computer. If you decide to use your computer, remove the micro memory card from your phone and place it into the memory card adaptor. If you decide to use your phone's removable memory card slot, insert the memory card into the phone while the phone is off, before turning on your phone.

2Navigate to the menu and select your phone options. Locate the menu that includes the technical list; you should see "Media Card" or "Memory Card" listed as an option. If your phone has a separate menu for Memory options, look within this for your memory card menu option.

3Access the memory card menu and click "Options." Be sure that memory card support is enabled. Next, select "Format." This may be found listed or you may need to click on the menu within the memory card menu you have already accessed. After selecting the format you may have the option to choose between formatting the media card and/or the device memory. Select "Media card" if confirmation is required. Keep in mind you will be losing any data previously stored on your card.

4Select OK when your phone asks you to confirm format. Your memory card will now be formatting to your phone and a progress bar may appear. Do not power off or navigate away from this screen. When formatting is complete, your phone will notify you and the progress bar will no longer be visible. You may need to confirm with an "OK" that your memory card has finished formatting.

5For Windows users who wish to format using a computer, place the micro memory card within the adaptor and insert it into your computer's memory card slot. You can also connect to your computer using an external adaptor if your laptop doesn't feature one built in. After connecting the memory card, select "My Computer" within your Windows menu. Select your memory card, which should be listed within this folder. Right-click on the menu and select the format. Your computer settings will prompt you to accept the format and complete the process.

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To delete the photos from memory card, Follow the given instructions:

• Remove your memory card from your digital camera.
• Place your memory card inside of your memory card reader. Be careful not to push it to hard in. It should slide in easily.
• Connect the USB connector from the memory card into the USB port on your computer
• Choose the drive that your memory card reader is on. It may say the name of your camera such as KODAK for example. Click on that drive.
• Select all of the pictures on your card by pushing the "Cntrl" and "a" button your computer. Right click, and then choose"cut."
• Paste your photos in the corresponding folder of computer by pressing "Ctrl" and "v" button.
  

Your photos will be delete from the memory card, Place memory card again in your camera and use it again

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Turn the computer off.
Insert the card one way, until you feel resistance, and measure how much of the card sticks out.
Then, remove it, turn it over, and insert the card again, and measure again.
Remove the card.
The smaller measurement is the instance where you correctly inserted the card.
Turn the computer on.
Open "My Computer".
Correctly insert the card.
The "My Computer" window will update, in less than 30 seconds, to reflect that the card has been detected, and Windows has been configured to access the card.
Double-click the changed icon, to "open" the files/folders that exist on the card's memory.

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Place the memory card into your memory card reader. It should insert easily, and will only fit one way. Next plug the card reader into your computer's USB port. It may pop up a window asking you what you want to do. You want to view folder. If not, go to Start, My Computer, and look for the new drive. From there you can copy files from your card to your computer or from your computer to your card.

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if you have a spot for the card on the computer just insert the card and it should show up under my computer as a removable storage device. if you dont have a place to insert the card you will need an external device that connects to your computer and you then place the memory card in the external reading device.

put your memory card in the computer as if you were going to put the picutres on your computer and save them then clear your memory card and then take them from the computer adn put them on your memory card adn then save all pictures from memory card to phone and then clear memory card again and then place in computer defrag memory card and then put all pictures back on and then place in phone move all picutres to the memory card and then you will have two of each picture then delete them to where you only have one of each and then it is fixed

the best thing to do is get a memory card apadpter for your pc, they are really cheap. Place the memory card into one end and then plug the other end into a usb port on your computer. Then all you will have to do is copy the images from your computer onto the memory card (found as removable storage in 'My Computer') then place the memory card into your digital frame.

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In this case try formating the memory card. first put in the memory card to camera, turn on the camera and connect it ur computer. it will show up as removable disc under my computer. Right click on the removable disc and click on format. hopefully it should work.