how do I load memory device?
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There is SD Card slot at the back of the SD CARD Device. Insert your MicroSD card with metallic connector should facing down. I have uploaded a image at the amazon site for you to look at it. - http://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-media/product-gallery/B0028R3NCU/ref=cm_ciu_pdp_images_dav
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The mini (microSDHC) goes in the back near where the little rope is. The entire device goes into a USB port. From there, a screen should pop up and check the one to open the folder. I hope this helps.
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There is SD Card slot at the back of the SD CARD Device. Insert your MicroSD card with metallic connector should facing down. I have uploaded a image at the amazon site for you to look at it. -
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Never tried, but there's nothing preventing this, except, perhaps, finding the correct kind of memory module for the board. You'll have to find the correct module on the Internet, or just disassembling it to read the model/specs on the module.
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To load the memory stick into the camera open the battery compartment to the left of the Sony label. On the bottom of the open compartment over the battery is a small, thin slot. Take out the battery, tap the slot with your finger and the memory disk/card will jump out.
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I'm not sure of your particular model, but usually it goes something like this: Shut down your PC, unplug it from the wall and remove the battery. Using an appropriately small screw driver, you unscrew a portion of the bottom panel of the laptop to locate the memory. The memory chip will be held in place with little metal tabs on the sides, which you release. Slide the old memory out by angling it up, and replace it with the new memory chip ensuring that it is fully inserted. Replace the metal clips and the panel of the laptop, boot up your PC to see if the new memory is recognized (Control Panel -&gt; System), and you're done. If you do not see the correct amount of memory, either the chip is faulty, or it is not compatible with your computer, or you did not install it properly.
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1. Remove SD card from device. 2. Turn on device. 3. Press left button three times on top of device. 4. Press down button to select " Fill Light ". 5. Press right button on top of device. 6. Press down button to select " On ". 7. Press right button on top of device. 8. Press left button two times to exit program.
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Did your laptop recognize the added memory immediately or some tricks are needed?
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You can purchase a free standing drive unit that connects by USB. I have one and used it to load programs.
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Go to this link, http://www.crucial.com/systemscanner/It should tell you what type of memory you need.
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I don't use the memory function beyond current need, so I can't answer that question. Sorry.
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Try this. I opened my laptop and took the number off of the memory chip then looked it up on Amazon.The laptop had two memory slots, the one in the laptop was a 4gb, the max was 8gb so I just needed to get the other 4gb. See the specs on yours to see if you can do this.
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The Sandisk SDAD109A11 Digital Media Memory Card to Express Slot Adapter sounds like what you need but you need to understand that this is an SD card reader which doesn't add physical memory to your laptop--just additional storage via an SD card. Here's the link: http://www.amazon.com/Sandisk-SDAD109A11-Digital-Express-Adapter/dp/B000W3QLLW/ref=cm_cd_al_qh_dp_t It needs no drivers and I've tested with Windows Vista and Windows 7 (I haven't tested it on Windows 8 but it should work fine) as well as with every Linux distro I've tried (Ubuntu, Mint, Arch, Manjaro to name a few). I use all types of SD cards with it except SDx. However, if you're looking to increase your physical memory, your laptop originally came with 2.0 GB of DDR2 memory and it will take a max of 4.0 GB. The best way to find out which memory you need is to go to Crucial.com and use their "memory finder" form or "testing" program (works with Windows only) to find exactly the memory upgrade you need (it will usually be 2-2.0 GB memory chips).
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sorry it took so long to respond...try going to computer and then click on usb storage device
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If you don't have the USB cable, you can either get it online somewhere or else get a memory card adapter so you can simply plug the Memory Stick into your computer's card reader (newer models have this).
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Go to Crucial.com and download their scanner tool and run it. It will tell you exactly what type of memory you need.
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Search for it on youtube.. you have to make sure the bios is setup to boot off of the SdCard or USb boot. There are some options in the bios to do this.
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Go to Crucial Memory Scan. Here is the link: http://www.crucial.com/systemscanner/MacOS.aspx If Amazon removes the link you can google to find it. There, you will find a download which will scan your computer and tell you exactly what you need. (I'm not at all a techie and I used this and then upgraded my own RAM - a minor, no a major, miracle!) Also, there are YouTube videos which will show you how to do it. Just type in your computer year and model, and "Upgrade Memory." Good luck.
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Sadly, I am not computer-savvy enough to find that information (especially as I am still getting used to Windows 8). Perhaps you could give some quick instruction on where to find ddr memory, and I can look it up on my laptop.