Memory Cards

Yes, a virus-infected memory card can be formatted, which typically removes the virus along with all data stored on the card. However, simply formatting may not always eliminate more complex malware, so it's advisable to scan the card with antivirus software before and after formatting. Additionally, ensure that the device used for formatting is secure to prevent reinfection. Always back up important data before proceeding with formatting.

To recover from a "jad file out of memory" error on a Nokia 305, first, try to clear unused applications and files to free up memory. You can do this by navigating to the phone's settings and managing storage. If the issue persists, consider restarting the device to refresh memory allocation. Additionally, ensure that the application you're trying to run is compatible and optimized for the phone's specifications.

• Flash memory cells have a limited number of write and erase cycles before failing.
• Most flash drives do not have have a write-protection mechanism
• Smaller size devices, such as flash drives make them easier to lose
• Currently costs a lot more per gigabyte than traditional hard drives forlarge storage capacities.
• May require a special version of a program to run on a flash-based drive to protect from prematurely wearing out the drive.

I would say it would definitely have to be SanDisk. If a recent poll on the Digital Photography School website is to be believed it isn't even close for the competition. 68% of the over 10,000 respondents preferred SanDisk with Lexar (11%) and Kingston (10%) in a very distant second/third place. http://digital-photography-school.com/

The time it takes to download 500 songs to a memory card depends on the size of the songs and the speed of the transfer method. For example, if each song is approximately 5 MB and the transfer speed is 10 MB/s, it would take around 250 seconds, or about 4 minutes. Slower transfer speeds or larger file sizes would increase the time required.

The USB memory card reader can be responsible for write protecting the SD memory cards through its Lock switch.

Go to your mobo setup screen (usually hit the Del key at startup) and make sure the settings for your USB are correct. Sometimes manufacture settings have these set to lowest levels or even off.

i would advice not to proceed with this setting, as this setting formatts your card, meaning delets everything on it, and starts it over from new, if your to do so make sure you back up whats on the memory card so you do not lose evrything.

Some phones have it on the side, and others have it behind the battery.

If you mean an SD card adapter, you put it in a USB slot, then simply plug the SD card into the adapter.

If it is some other memory card (for a gaming console) then an adapter is most likely USB compatible.

You need 5TB to make a 1 minute clip :) So get a good camera or a GoPro Hero 3 Black Edition

Kem cards are a brand of playing and collectable trading cards. I could not find any information that the company makes memory cards or other software.

Some cameras have permanent memory chips where they store the pictures until you download them. A memory card is a removable "card" which is basically a portable mass storage device that you can take out and plug in to your computer and download your pictures or some printers have slots to put them in and print your pics..

This happens with 2GB cards.

If you are using an SD adapter (where you put the micro SD in the adapter to make it a full size SD card) and you have an built-in card reader, most likely your card reader is a little old and wasn't made to support 2GB cards.

You probably need to get an external card reader, which is fairly inexpensive. If you have a device that uses the card and can plug into your computer, you may be able to insert the card into the device, then use your device as the reader/writer. That method works with my Sansa e280. Also, check to see if your printer has a memory card reader, it may be newer than the computer's built-in reader.

ans-the long term storage device is that in which data is permanently stored in the form of file.for example-hard-disk.

There are various ways to reformat a Kingston SD card. You can insert it in your computer and then right-click on it and click on the format option. This will erase all the data in the card.

how to reboot a flash drive?

Answer how to unprotecte media on your memory card

all your memory will be gone forever

In the latest version 1.1.1 of USB Security, you still can't retrieve your password for a protected USB. There isn't any "backdoor" in USB Security. If you have forgotten your password,YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO UNPROTECT YOUR USB DRIVES. In this situation, you have to format your entire USB drive to unprotect it. But doing this will lose all your data.

Assuming that there is no proprietary software that denies it, and that the two computers are using compatible filesystems, you should be able to get the same files from the memory card. the issues you might have are if you try to transfer from a Macintosh or Linux machine to a PC; the other way around should work fine

I use a parallel port Zip Drive...

If your computer doesn't have a network card you can still move your data or files utilizing your serial port. You will need software to do this but it is very simple. There is a software bumble called PC Re locater and is available at STAPLES for about $15 this includes the software that you will need and even comes with a cat5 cable and a file transfer cable or serial cable. The software is awesome it does everything for you. You just basically tell the software what file you want to transfer over to your PC and it does the work for you. It' that simple. Take the hard drive out of the laptop and connect it to the other computer. You will need to get a converter device so you can plug the 2.5" drive into the ribbon cable designed for 3.5" drives. Or you can get USB drive en closers made to hold the smaller drives that you can simply plug into the USB port of the computer.

Yes.There are memory card readers that will read twelve or 15 types of memory.However your usb cable will only handle so much information so it's not necessary.