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ur PC's USB port. Your PC will interpret the SD card as an external drive. Depending on your desktop and card settings, the card w ill either open automatically to display contents or appear as an external drive icon on your desktop, or you have to find it in t he folder tree through the My Computer icon on a PC. Copy the SD Card Contents Once you find the drive, open it to display all t he folders or files within. The folders contained on the SD drive will appear in the open window. To copy all files, select all of science textbook them at once and then copy. In Windows, under Edit, choose Select All then Copy. If you only have one slot or USB connectio n, copy the files to a new folder on your hard drive. Create a new folder, then open the folder and Paste the copied files into PurplePixie the new folder. If you need the slot or USB connection for the second SD card, remove the first SD card. Plug in the Second SD Car .
-click on the second drive and the Paste option does not appear, re-copy all the files and folders from the first drive, click o n the icon for the second drive and click Paste. Compare the folders from the first drive with the folder on the second drive to ensure that they are identical. Erase the contents of the second SD card before you copy the new files if you want the SD cards t o have identical contents. If the second card already contains some of the files you have attempted to copy from the first drive, free template a window will open asking whether you want to replace the old files with the new files from the first SD card. Click Yes.On a Ma c, insert the SD cardadapter into the computer. When the white USB drive icon appears, double-click on it to open it, then copy t PurplePixie he files. Paste the files onto the desktop or directly onto the second drive. Cloning the SD Card Contents To make the second card .
st card and then view Properties to see what file system it uses. Right-click on the second card's icon before you copy files t o it, select Format and choose the same file system as the first card's. Then proceed with copying the files to the second card .1 Determine the cause of the problem. If the Sony VAIO computer boots with AC power, but turns off when in battery mode, there ma y be a battery problem. If the screen does not display anything, but the other keys in the keypad -- including the power button -- cloth texture light up, there may be a problem with your LCD screen. 2 Unplug any external devices connected to the computer, including flash d rives, external hard drives and PC cards. They may be causing the problem. If the computer refuses to power on at all, or the issu PurplePixie e points to any other hardware problem, it is best to bring the Sony VAIO laptop to the nearest service center for repair. 3 Find .
