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you need a micro sd card, the higher class the better. If you look inside the sd card slot on your phone, you will see which way the pins need to sit, usually its with the gold tabs (pins) face down when the screen is face up.

Please be more detailed in your issue. Unable to display what? The more details your provide the better an answer you will receive.

You may try asoftech data recovery which helped me before. You can download trial for freehttp://www.asoftech.com/adr/Please be noted that your phone memory should show as a drive letter in your explorer, if not, you need to take out your memory card and connect using a card reader, or plug-in to card reader slot if there's any on your computer.

IF NOT SHOWN IN MY COMPUTER, YOU MUST CHANGE YOUR STICK.

Your AV software may have created an block for your drive for some reason. You'll need to go in there and remove that block and then you should make an exceptionso it does not see your pen drive as a threat again.

Take your memory card out of the camera and switch the position of the "lock" tab. One position is for "locked" (i.e., "Write Protected") and the other position will allow the card to be written to (unlocked). Some cameras have image protection built into the on-camera software and you may need to configure this there.

Open two copies of My Computer, one pointing to the flash drive and the other to your PC's hard drive (C:\.<folder of choice>). Then drag and drop the files you want to copy to your PC from the flash drive.

Open My Computer and copy the file from your flash drive to your computers hard drive (C:\...).

Software used more than one process on your computer making it run faster because it allows the program to do more at the same time in different threads (or processes). Not a bad idea....!

Open the image from your email. See if you can right-click the image and use Save Image... then save to your flash drive.

Your laptop may need drivers installed for your flash drive. Visit your USB drive manufacturer's website, find the "Support" page, and download the drivers for your specific drive. Be sure to know what version of your operating system you are running as it may be necessary to ensure you get compatible drivers. Install the drivers and try again.

Open My Computer after inserting the drive into a USB port on your computer. Right-click on the drive and select Properties. You should get a nice chart with the used and free space!

If you want to completely wipe it clean, format it. Otherwise, open the drive in My Computer and delete specific files as you wish.

Open My Computer after inserting the drive into a USB port on your computer. Right-click on the drive and select Properties. You should get a nice chart with the used and free space!

Put your drive into a USB port; right click on that drive after it appears in My Computer and select Format; set the File System drop-down to NTFS (better file storage space) or FAT32 (more compatibility in older operating systems) and click Start.

You don't need an image. Just format it. Put your drive into a USB port; right click on that drive after it appears in My Computer and select Format; set the File System drop-down to NTFS (better file storage space) or FAT32 (more compatibility in older operating systems) and click Start.

Depending on the file type/format you are trying to read, you may need a specific type of editor. What is the file type (file extension)? You can right-click on the file and select Properties to find out more information about the file.

You may need to format the memory card after installing it into your camera. Some cameras use proprietary formatting.

the file you are trying to open cannot find compatible software on your computer to open it with. This may be a problem with file association in Windows though. If it's a typical JPG or BMP, Windows should have no problem with it. Do you know what type of image format you are trying to open? You can right-click on the file and select Properties to finsd out more information about the file.

From Word, use Save As.... and point the file to your USB drive. You can also open two instances of My Computer and drag & drop from the PC to the flash drive.