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2 Gig SD card issue resolved?



 
 
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Old July 29th 08, 02:50 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.hardware_devices
Mark C
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Default 2 Gig SD card issue resolved?

Greetings.
I'm using Vista Ultimate 64 bit, SP1, and my multi SD card reader can't
read 2 gig cards. It can read other cards with less than 2 gig. With the 2
gig card it just sits and tries to read it, doing nothing at all, no offer
to format or even open a window to view. I've seen many others that have
this issue. Has this been fixed to anyone's knowledge? Thanks in advance.
-Mark


 




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