06-11-14 21:49 Sean Dennis wrote to Ed Vance about Re: UGH!

 SD> {at}MSGID: 
 SD> Hi, Ed-

 EV> I click on the Icon to "Safely Remove Hardware",

 SD> I've run into that problem before.  I have a little USB dongle
 SD> that I can plug a SD card into and then plug into a USB port.
 SD> Under Windows, I've had that problem, especially with XP.  What
 SD> you need to do is physically unplug the reader, flip the lock
 SD> switch on the card, put the card back in, and plug the reader
 SD> back in.  I don't know -why- you have to do this but I do know
 SD> it works for me.

Howdy! Sean,

That is what I'm doing and XP and Vista gives me a Error Message after
I done that.

I also put two different 16GB uSDHC cards in a uSD Adapter into the
USB Card Reader to try something out.

I had the uSD Adapter slide switch set to the Lock position when I used
the first 16GB uSDHC card.

Used it and Removed it by way of clicking on the Safely Remove Hardware
icon.

Inserted the second 16GB uSDHC card in the Adapter/USB Card Reader
and even though the second uSDHC card has a different Serial Number
shown when I did a DIR from a CMD Prompt, I still saw the Error pop up.

Thanks for trying to help this 'trying guy'.

73 _._

... If you want it done right, forget Microsoft.
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