My son put the wrong memory card in the flash

The card reader slot is shorter than the memory card itself, so it sounds like you didn't put the SD card into the card reader but rather, into some other kind of slot. If you cannot see the card at all, try straightening a wire such as a large paperclip or something and try using a flashlight so you can see to try and fish the SD card out. If you can't do it, you will have to go to the local computer store for them to try for you.

technically, some card readers dont have any regulators to minimize the voltage to read a microSD.. some direct card reader can destroy/ damage your memory card.. try to use an all-in-one card reader, or a microSD adaptor then put it in your card reader slot..
Card reader slot in laptops made for memory cards only.. =))

As the product is under a year old it should be covered under warranty. Get in touch with asus customer services before you let anyone attempt a repair as doing so may invalidate your warranty

unfortunately, this board does not appear to have slots for upgrading its graphic card.

Model Brand ASUS Model M2N68-AM SE2 Supported CPU CPU Socket Type AM2+/AM2 CPU Type Phenom FX / Phenom / Athlon 64 FX / Athlon 64 X2 Chipsets North Bridge NV Geforce 7025 / nForce 630a chipset Memory Number of Memory Slots 2×240pin Memory Standard DDR2 1066 Maximum Memory Supported 4GB Storage Devices SATA 3Gb/s 2 SATA RAID 0/1/JBOD Onboard Audio Audio Chipset Realtek ALC662 Audio Channels 6 Channels Onboard LAN LAN Chipset RTL8201CP Max LAN Speed 10/100Mbps

You are stuck with the integrated card.

You're going to need to get out some tweezers and reach in there with them to pull it out.

Turn off the computer and take the battery out before you attempt this though.

If not, you'll have to take the computer apart...is it a desktop or a laptop?

Damn, I hate it when that happens.

I have had to use a very small pick (like a dental pick) to drag them out of my laptop.

check the memory card, or the ram?! removed the ram ram from the slot? clean the slot of the ram and clean also the memory card by an eraser?!

check also the video card?!!

http://support.asus.com/cpusupport/cpusupport.aspx?SLanguage=en-us This is a link to the new board you installed good luck send me more info and I WILL HELP MORE IF I can. Good luck.

The red signal is for the motherboard which indicates it has powered on. It has nothing to do with the video card.

In the no signal problem, please make sure that the video card is firmly pressed on the its slot.


Detach and reattach your memory [RAM] or put it in a different slot right beside it.

Sounds like you could have fried something, I'd say if pulling memory all out and putting memory back in doesn't solve the issue you should go into hock and buy a new computer.