I have an ACER Aspire 9423WSMi
A 256MB SD memory card supplied with my Canon camera opens automatically when inserted but a 4GB SD card I bought to replace it doesn't. The machine can read the larger card, but does not do so automatically.
I'm using Vista
Any ideas?
So are you asking why is it not reading it automatically or that it does not read the card? check to make sure the 4Gb SD card is formatted properly so that Vista can in fact read it. hope this helps.
SOURCE: Acer aspire 5610z card reader
goto to start menu
click on my computer--this will show all drives and devices
find your media reader drive
right click on that--goto properties
click and you'll see different tabs, so go thru each of them
and try to restore all defaults--
not sure what os you are running on so let me know if i was of any help to you.. thanks, d
SOURCE: SD Card Reader Not Working on Acer Aspire 5600 Laptop
Your card reader on your computer isn't capable of reading SDHC cards. You have to use a card reader approved for SDHC use.
SOURCE: Acer Aspire card reader not acknowledging SD card
go to Wal-Mart or K-Mart and such, you can get a SD reader/ writer (such as Targus, about $9 USD, what I use) and put your SD card into it, then plug into USB (USB 2.0 is current standard, but will work with USB 1.1, just slower). PC will ask if you want to play/record from/to the removable drive, select "take no action" then go to the "my computer" icon (or what ever you have named it) double click the drive letter for the flash/SD card (E,F,G etc.). open the file folder that you want to copy from <usually something like "100MEDIA" or such> (I STRONGLY recommend that you "COPY FILE(S)" and NOT "move file(s)" as that if something crashes you still HAVE the orig. files) select to copy to the correct drive letter/ file name(s) and PLEASE remember to "remove hardware safely" or you could KILL the files and/or the drive(s) that you were using. (did that TWICE before I realized what I was doing wrong). good luck!
SOURCE: Problem with upgrading my acer extensa 5620z memory to 4GB
The Extensa 5620z comes with 1GB of DDR2 memory. That's two sticks of 512MB. This unit technically supports 4GB; 2 x 2GB modules. However, unless you're running a 64-bit operating system (if you have to ask how you'd know, trust me... you're not) then only about 3GB will be usable. There's no fix for this, it's just a fact. All standard 32-bit operating systems are coded this way
If I could be of further assistance, let me know. If this helps or solves the issue, please rate it.
Thanks, Joe
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SOURCE: how can i allocate more memory to video card of acer aspire 5100
You can only do that with onboard video cards. If you have an onboard you can choose how much ram to assign to it in your bios settings. However it is limited and if you already have 128 assigned to it, that's probably about all it's gonna give ya. But hey it never hurts to check
Assigning your physical memory to your graphics card will result a shortage of your total system memory and your whole system will slow down a bit.
Video cards meant for better processing the graphical content of your system and free up your system's physical memory.[via]
So, if you buy a new and better video card with more memory you will have a fast system with better performance.
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