Newly installed USB card not working, 9600 w/GA card

You might try a smaller USB thumbdrive. Machines sometimes have difficulty reading a large drive.

Depends upon the format of the file on the disk. A MAC will read the disk, but unless you have the correct codecs installed the file/s may be unreadable. You'll probably be OK though.

is it formatted in FAT or FAT32? in order to be recognized in mac you have to format in FAT32

As long as the card is the right fitment for the board (PCIE or AGP), there is no reason why it will not work. Installing is simply a matter of slotting it in and installing the drivers for the card

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please remove mapping
again create a new mapping
then try

First of all, do not save any new file to camera's memory card.

Take out memory card, and connect it to a Windows computer using a card reader. You should see memory card shown as a drive letter (like H:) in Windows Explorer.
Download this camera photo recovery software
http://www.asoftech.com/apr/
Install and open the photo recovery software, select the memory card, and click 'Start' button.

Cruzer Micro is an USB external memory where you can store files.
It is automatically detected and installed on all Windows OS from Windows 2000 onward, same on Mac OS and recent Linux versions.
All you have to do is plugging the device into USB.
After the flash drive had been automatically installed , it will be displayed under Computer as an external disk.
You can copy and transfer files using Cut, Copy and Paste functions, or Send to function in windows, or the file manager, depending on the OS used.
In Windows, before unplugging the memory from USB , it is better to turn off the computer or use the 'safely remove USB' function located near to the clock, on the lower right hand corner.

Read also the documents below:


Introducing the Cruzer Micro

Find Answers || BeCompliant Corporation


How to Use Sandisk Cruzer Flash Drive

it must have been infected by a virus...

Try moving the PCI sound card to another PCI slot. On standard PC machines the IRQs are limited to 15 and many cards require their own, not a shared one. (start from the lowest going up... Leave the graphics card in the top slot (if PCI as well)