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I have two different memory cards, each 4 GB SanDisk SDHC Memory cards.
My canon broke, and when I bought my new one I ended up buying a new memory card as well.
I was wondering if I could transfer pictures from one of the memory cards to the other. Instead of having 2 half full memory cards.
Thanks in advance for the help!
get an adaptor. put your memory disk with the pictures already on it and transfer your pics onto your computer and save them to a file then take the memory disk out of the adaptor and but the new memory disk and transfer the file to that memory disk.
I have a purple Samsung TL105 digital camera. The camera didn’t come with a memory card, the memory card I used for my old sony camera is too tiny. Does anyone own this camera and want to share what kind of card and where you can purchase it? I REALLY appreciate anything you can tell me. Okay, thank you.
I would recommend you Transcend 8 GB Class 6 SDHC Flash Memory Card
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001ECQVSS?ie=UTF8&tag=bestdeals-y-20&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B001ECQVSS
Just recently I switched my internet provider and every month I get 90 gigs to use so I want to know how much memory it takes to watch videos. I`m into anime so if you know how much a 24 minute long video would take out of my memory then please tell me. Thanks in advance.
well, they don’t watch your computer, they watch how much you’re downloading and uploading in general to the internet. So in this case, you can’t download and upload more than 90GB, which is a lot, to be honest (for me anyways). I think every anime episode, for me, is around 200MB…So how many anime videos is that, on average? Doing calculations is about 460 episodes.
edit: how am I completely wrong? The provider says "every months = 90GB" that means they’re limiting the bandwidth. So I am NOT wrong. You can only download/upload a total of 90GB. They’re not going to stalk your computer and say "ok, the user just installed a game from the store which was 5GB, add it up!". And this whole thing has nothing to do with memory, but hard disk space. Memory is referred to RAM, and I don’t think that he is going to have 100 videos playing all at once.
When I baught it,it came with 2 gigabites of memory, now after transfering and downloading so many files, it’s down to 1.27 gigabites. I deleted everything from it and I still don’t have all my memory back. How do I recover all that lost memory?
this is the thing that happens it may say that you bought 2gb but it is rounded so example
you go to micro center and by a 500gb hdd right
when you connect it the pc…. it will be like 489gb not 500gb humans just rounded everthing up
put format it see if that helps
pm or email me if you need futher help
I am having problems uploading pix from my Sanyo VPC-S600 and wondered if I could copy them to a memory card, without losing the pictures already stored on the camera’s internal memory? The owner’s manual says I must first format the card but then warns this will delete pictures. Do they mean ALL pictures or just the pictures that might be on the card previously?
Yes you can do that without affecting the internal memory.
They just mean the pictures on the memory card.
All the best!
How do i transfer messages from the phone memory to the memory card? When i first changed the option to use the memory card to store messages, the option to transfer the messages were there.
But the next time i changed the option to use phone memory and back to memory card again, the option wasn’t there.
Messaging>Options>Settings>Other>Memory in Use
How can I make that option re appear so I can transfer messages again?
open ur inbox on phone memory.
If u wanna rasfer all the messages to memory card then go to "Options" inside ur "Inbox"
Go to> Mark/Unmark> Mark All
Then again Go to> "Options" inside ur "Inbox"
and u’ll find an Option Copy to Memory Card> Select
How do pen drive and memory cards keep the memory without electricity or batteries. How does the memory keep in there?
There are all sorts of memory types and some are non volatile memories that retain information even when power is removed.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-volatile_memory
I have some work saved on a memory stick which I typed up on my home computer. Unfortunately my memory stick snapped today so I cannot get the work to print out.It is however in my recent documents in Microsoft Word but will not open as the memory stick is obviously not plugged in. Is there any way I can open the document without the memory stick as Microsoft Word uses an auto save feature?
Thanks for any help.
Nope, sorry. The autosave feature probably autosaved your document to the memory stick.
I have an iPod Touch 3rd gen 8gb but on the iTunes memory screen it says that my maximum memory is 7.01 gb. Is there a reson for this or is this false advertising on Apples part?
7.01GB is available for storing songs and stuff. The rest is used for the data that makes the ipod run the way it does. Its annoying because apple advertise the total amount the ipod has, not the amount you can use.
In windows XP, what is meant by the initial size of virtual memory and the maximum size of the virtual memory? What changes can be seen when you change these values?
And, greater share of memory should be used on programs or system cache?which is better?what does cache do?
The "cache" is a virtual memory – when RAM in your computer is all filled up the computer uses a file on the hard drive to store additional data that should go to the RAM. Windows sets the size of this file (pagefile.sys) automatically and on a netbook your change wouldn’t do much difference, so I suggest you to leave it as it is.
Min size – the starting size of the pagefile.
Max size – the maximum size of the pagefile. If you set this manually and the computer takes up this amount the software you are running could crash because of lack of free memory.