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lf
something
goes
wrong
Express0ard@
problems
Exp
ressGa rd@
ch
eckl
ist
(Available
on
certain
models)
* Make sure the card
is inserted
properly
into
the slot.
See
"Using
an ExpressCard@" in
the electronic user's
guide
for
information
about how to insert ExpressCards.
*
Make sure all cables
are
securely
connected.
* Occasionally
a defective ExpressCard slips
through
quality
control.
If
another
computer with an ExpressCard slot
is
available,
try the card
in
that
machine. If the card malfunctions
agarn, it may be defective.
Resolving
ExpressGard@
problems
Here
are some
common
problems
and their solutions:
The
slot appears
to be dead.
ExpressCards@ that used to
work
no longer
work.
Check
the
ExpressCard@ status:
I
Click
Start, Control
Panel,
System
and
Maintenance, and
then
Device Manager.
2 Double-click
the appropriate
ExpressCard, which
will be listed
under one
of the categories showr,
for
example:
Disk drives,
Network adapters, Other,
etc.
The operating system
displays
your
ExpressCard's Properties
dialog box, which
contains
information about
your
ExpressCard configuration
and status.
The computer stops
working
(hangs)
when
you
insert
an
ExpressCard@.
The
problem
may be
caused by anllO
(input/output)
conflict
between the socket
and another
device in the system. Use
Device
Manager to
make
sure
each device
has its own
IIO
base
address.
See
"Fixing
a
problem with device
mana
gef
in the electronic
user's
guide
for more information.
Since
all ExpressCards@
share the same socket,
each card is not
required to
have its
own
address.
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