When "safely removing" the device on windows, do I have to unplug the entire reader, or just the SD card?
1086996
I think the other answer is correct. That when you are safely removing it is for the USB device. However, I did remove just the card and everything was fine.
1086997
in Windows OS hot swapping mode is enabled by default, it lowers USB devices data speed but allows you to remove USB drive without "Safe removing". But many people still prefer to click on that icon "just in case".
1086998
You have options. You can use "safely remove hardware" to remove the entire reader. If you want to remove just a specific card, you can simply right click the card in My Computer and click "eject". If the reader is empty of cards, there is no need to safely remove it--you can just remove it at this point.
1086999
'Safely removing' notices are given when you have requested to disconnect an external drive or usb peripheral. Remove the reader containing the SD card in case. Windows is looking for the usb device connection to be disconnected.
1830786
Safely remove hardware doesn't actually do anything, it only checks to make sure no files are still being transferred before saying "okay to remove hardware." Therefore it's fine to just turn them off.
1048784
Assuming you were using a USB drive, you can simply remove the USB drive and the pictures will no longer be in the digital frame.
2264257
If this happens to you, make sure you have a FAT32-formatted microSD card inserted properly. This happens to me if I forget to put the card back in after transferring files. The device has no built-in memory at all.
362599
sorta, with mine, it disappeared completely, and was nearly impossible to get out, the adapter came with tape on it that apparently was there to help you pull the device out if you needed to take it out. i would recommend the nifty one that costs twice as much if you plan on taking the drive out often, i still use this drive everyday but i never take it out and have locked the drive so i cant accidentally eject it
744607
I took my memory card out and plugged it directly into the PC..memory card reader cost about $8.00..my PC did read the camera right away..just plugged one end into camera, other into USB and had no problems
108736
You don't need a card reader as you put the SDHC card directly into the unit. There is a dual-plug USB cable that connects unit to the computer.
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I found 3 sources that may be able to help you. http://techchannel.radioshack.com/remove-write-protection-microsd-card-1423.htmlhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4AtGghH55Rwhttp://www.wikihow.com/Remove-Write-Protection-on-an-SD-CardApparently, there is a lock protection feature that you can unlock. Let me know if this works for you.
315972
Yes, no problems! You don't have to remove the Micro SD card if you use the USB cable that comes with it.
402805
Conflicting reports on that at the moment. I tend to side with the various reports that say there is one beneath the menu text in the bezel. If that turns out to be incorrect then you can simply and cheaply add an external USB card reader
614590
No, you will have to get a separate reader that hooks up via usb. Hope this helps.
2088401
The proper way to remove the SD card is to power the device down, and then press on the SD card to make it pop out. never place the SD card back in to the device or take it out while its powered on.
866489
I did not get an opportunity as the device chewed up my sd card. Using other devuces; I've become aware that I have convert WMA files first.
336053
As yet, I've not needed tech support. I installed a 1TB drive and as I mentioned in my review, the documentation leaves some to be desired. You _have_ to format the drive before the device will make it visible to computers plugged into the USB port. I verified that I can read 32GB CF and SD cards and that I can get the files off the drive over the USB port. Those are the main functions I'm counting on.
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You can either A. - Disable the Auto Play for that device -- Usually by plugging the device in and then right clicking it and checking in properties and what not for the auto-play B. - Erase all files on the Clickfree device (Including the hidden ones) and use the device just as an external hard drive
1002659
I use it with a regular sd card and just plug and play. I did not have to format it.
80039
You'll first need a USB port to plug the card reader into. Afterthat it's a software issue.