I have use my pen driv as graphic card - Kingston flash memory card - 256 MB - MMCplus Graphic Card

http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-us

http://www.kingston.com/company/contact.asp

hit it with a hammer and then plug it to your usb port. it will definately work just like you have upgraded your graphic card to 3.7 gb.

This is most likely due to a damaged or dirty female connector on the "data error"'ing computer. Try blowing some compressed air in the slot, or looking inside to see if there is some lint inside; it happened to me with a SD card once.
Try loading the pen drive onto a third computer to exclude the (very unlikely) possibility that the flash drive is borderline faulty (e.g., requires a slightly higher voltage than normal to be read).

1. Download this tool:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4040651/HPUSBFW_2.2.3_MASTER.exe

2. Format

(Before removing USB flash drive click on the Safely Remove
Hardware icon and then click on USB flash drive you want to remove)

There might be several reasons.

may be the drive is spoiled or infected with virus that is not letting you to use the drive. there is also a possibility of having problem with the USB drive of your computer..

Try to connect on different USP port.
Try with different system with good antivirus

Low level formatting might help

finally contact the vendor if the drive is on lifetime warranty.

Open notepad
There write the below code
FreeMem=Space(64000000)

Now save as RAMcleaner.VBS

Open it and will clear your memory from unneeded cookies

Sounds like your graphics card and display are not properly communicating. If the card doesn't sent out a signal to the display, you will see nothing on the screen. Did you check the graphics card on another machine using the same display? If so, something different may be wrong. I am assuming your display is powered on and plugged in properly. If there is more than one video connector on the machine, you may have it plugged into the inactive video connector. If all of this checks out I suspect you have some hardware problem with the system unit.

Hi,

I would venture that your pen drive has a problem with its File Allocation Table. Being a 256 leads me to think that it has been in service for quite some time. Perhaps a full format is necessary. May I recommend that you use HP Drive Key Boot Utility available here. Of course formatting would erase all and everything inside the pen drive.

Hope this be of initial help/idea. Pls post back how things turned up or should you need additional information.

Good luck and kind regards.

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If you install another graphics card or have a graphics card with 2 monitor outputs then yes!

Windows will expand the desktop across both screens and you can choose the screen layout in the standard display properties.

You will probably need to set the G-pen to relative mode if not already (behaves more like a mouse).

 

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