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If you have an external card reader, attach it to your computer by using a USB cable.
Your computer should instantly recognize the card.Enlarge
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Insert a memory card into the card reader.
Again, your computer will notice the card reader and make the files (photos) available.
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Open your computer's main system folder, then open the card reader's drive.
This figure shows a Windows computer system folder, including a card reader.
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Open the folder into which you want to copy the image files.
You can also simply drag the files to your computer's desktop.
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Drag and drop the image files in the reader's folder to your computer's hard drive.
You can place the files either in the folder you opened or on the desktop.

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Maybe that is why you cannot see any drive letter on the drive screen for the device "Digital Photo Frame " that you have is not being detected by you computer. if it is windows 7 you need to get the compatible driver for that device, my magic jack will work w/ XP and Vista but not in win 7, try getting the driver cd for this device install it and see if it will work.
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Okay , so there are some steps to figure out what is wrong with your external.

Firstly , if your computer makes a sound when you plug in your external ,
go to Start-Control Panel-Administrative Tools-Computer Management-Disk
Management , and see if your external drive is listed here with your
local drives. If it is listed , right click on the drive and change the
drive letter to make it appear in "my computer".

If your drive does not make a connection sound when connecting to your
computer and also does not show up , please follow the next step.

Remove the hard drive from the casing if possible and install it in your
computer case or another external case.If the drive works , the problem
is with the casing and you can ignore the drive.

Now , if the problem is with the casing , there are still 3 possibilities.

The USB cable between the drive and the computer may be damaged.

The circuit board which connects your drive to the interface of the external may be blown.

The power supply (if applicable) may have a blown transformer.

The
latter is the easiest to diagnose , does your external light up at all
when you plug in the power? If not , then this is probably your problem.
On the bottom of the adapter is a label which you will be able to use
to have a new adapter made at your local electronics shop and this will
cost about $30 max. They will also be able to test the adapter with a
clamp meter to see if this is really the problem and this should be
free.

The second component you want to test is the USB cable. If
you have a printer , swop out the cables and see if your printer
functions normally. Most externals use the same connector so you should
be able to test it in this manner. If the cable works go on to the last
step. If the cable is defective , replace it with a new one which you
can find for about $10 at most electronics and chain stores.

The
last component to test is the circuit board. This is a bit of a grey
zone as you probably won't be able to spot the blown component unless it
failed really badly. With the casing already opened , locate the
external's circuit board and check to see if you have any blackened
components or fluids leaking from some components. If all the other
components of the external worked perfectly , then this is the faulty
part. It is not really economical to replace the circuit as most of the
time it is out of production by the time you need to replace it and it
still costs a lot even if it is available so if your drive is working
perfectly when connected via sata or IDE on your computer , the best is
to buy a new casing and place your old drive in the new casing.

A casing costs about $50 and you could get it at most tech shops and big chain stores like Best Buy.

I hope this solves your problem and please reply if you need more help.

This frame cannot initialize; this is an internal memory issue. Connect the frame to your computer with the USB cable and to the AC
outlet. Now turn it on. Under Computer or My Computer, look for a
Pandigital (X:) drive.

If you see that drive, right click on it
and select Format.Choose FAT or FAT32 as the file system, check
Quick Format, then Start.Once it finishes, unhook the frame and
restart it.

If you do not see that drive, your frame is toast.
Grab your receipt and return to the store or call the company.

When connected to a PC, the frame should appear as a removable drive named "Pandigital". You can simply copy and paste music to the root of this drive (no folders). No software necessary. The music must be mp3 format (so no iTunes).

Size limit depends on exact model. Anything over 4GB will almost certainly not work consistently with any. model 1GB or less should work with any model. None of the images should be stored in folders, and all should be jpeg format (.jpg). If any of them have been edited, they may be saved as Progressive jpeg or something similar even if the extension (.jpg) remains the same. If you resave the missing photos in as JPEG in MS Paint, it should ensure they are compatible. You may have to format the memory card and re-add the photos to make sure it will work,

Put the card back into the camera and off load/take off your pictures (Put them on the computer). Then, put the card back into the camera and go to your options menu. Find the format feature, and format the card. Take some new pictures and then try putting the card back into the picture frame. Does it work? If so, transfer the images from your computer back to the card. If it continues to work, then Great! If not, more than likely there is an improper or corrupt file among your photos.