Memory is too small - SanDisk 2GB microSD Memory Card

1) The Processor has the fastest memory. It is the Cache.
(L1, L2, and for some Processors, L3)
Operates at the same frequency rate ('Speed'), as the Processor.

It is a small memory area for the Processor.

2) Next is the Ram Memory. Random Access Memory.
Ram memory typically operates at HALF of the Processor's FSB.
It is the second fastest memory on the motherboard.

3) Next after the Ram Memory is the Harddrive.
Harddrive's have a Buffer.
Buffer is a Cache for a Harddrive. A small memory area.
The Harddrive is the third fastest memory.

Regards,
joecoolvette

Hi there,

Whether you have a different mobile network provider, the only way to unlock your Sandisk memory card is sliding the small tab on the side of your memory card. Turn off your phone, take out the memory card and there you will see the small tab on the upper left.

Please let me know how this goes. Thank you for using FixYa.

SanDisk memory cards have a small slide switch in the corner. You will see an icon that looks like a small padlock. Move the slide and it will unlock the memory card.

Sound like your printer is not designed to read memory sticks. You will need a card reader that reads memory sticks. An inexpensive multi card reader for about $10. should do the trick. They only work on a computer though. So you can see/read the files on the memory stick, download them to your computer, edit and/or print them. To me, this is the logical way to do it. The screen on the printer is too small to make good judgement calls on cropping and you can't edit them either.

hi take out the memory card, there will be a small button on the side push it the oppersite direction, this will 'unlock' it.

regards

Format memory stick by going into menu and memory setup, if memory is formatted without error that means memory seems good. If problem is still there, use another memory stick.

you need to get an adapter from micosd to sd or connect your phone via cable or bluetooth

You should have a small notch on the memory chip itself you just need to switch that off. look closely cos this might be very small.

Remove the small vented cover on the bottom of the laptop. Gently pull on the small metal clips on each side of the memory module. It should spring up to about a 45 degree angle. Remove the old memory module and replace it with the new one. Make sure the small metal tabs snap into the small grooves on each side of the memory module.

Hi

OptiPlex GX270 can be small form-factor, small desktop or small mini-tower. The DIMM slots and therefore maximum memroy capacity depends on the form factor. Double check our OptiPlex GX270 and find memory info below.

Memory Type
333MHz (PC2700) or 400MHz (PC3200) DDR SDRAM

Memory connectors/DIMM Slots
small form-factor: 2
small desktop: 4
small mini-tower: 4

Memory capacities Supported
128MB, 256MB, 512MB, or 1GB non-ECC

Minimum memory
128 MB

Maximum memory
small form-factor: 2 GB
small desktop: 4 GB
small mini-tower: 4 GB

Mike