Using Your Notebook Computer | n N | 42 |
Using PC Cards
Guide | Do not force a card into the slot. It | |
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| may damage the connector pins. If | |
User | you have difficulty inserting a card, | |
check that you are inserting the card | ||
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Computer | with the correct orientation. See the | |
manual supplied with your PC card | ||
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| for more information on use. | |
| For some PC cards, if you alternate | |
Notebook | between normal power operation | |
may find that a device connected to | ||
| and the system suspend or system | |
| hibernation power management | |
Sony | modes while the card is inserted, you | |
your system is not recognized. | ||
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| Reboot your system to correct the | |
| problem. | |
| Before you remove the PC card, click | |
| the PC card icon in the tasktray and | |
| close the card. | |
| Close any applications that use the | |
| PC card before removing the card. | |
| Otherwise, data may be lost. | |
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Insert in the direction of the arrow
To remove a PC card (on Windows® 98 systems)
Follow the steps below to remove a PC card while your computer is on. If the PC card is not properly removed, your system may malfunction. When your computer is off, skip the steps 1 to 4.
1 Click the Start button on the Windows® taskbar, point to Settings, then click Control Panel.
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3 Select the name of the appropriate PC card in the list, then click Stop. 4 Click OK.
5 Press the PC card release button.
6 Gently grasp the card and pull it out.