sd card?

It's not clear from the question just what your problem is, but for what they are worth, here are some suggestions.

Connect you iPAQ to you PC via USB and bring up ActiveSync. Follow the on-screen instructions to st up a partnership.

Whenthat is done, click on Computer on the desktop or the Windows Start menu. When the window opens you will see a pocket PC icon somewhere. Doubleclick on it and you should see an SD card icon. Double-click on that to see the files.

If you have Word or XL files on the SD card, you will need to convert them, as Window Mobile uses a different format from Vista or XP. To do this, just drag and drop the files to a Windows folder and the conversion will happen on the fly.

If you can't read the card on your iPAQ then check that it it properly formatted.

Another approach is to take the card out of the iPAQ and try it in a card reader connected to your PC.

Finally, is it an S|D card or an SDHC? The latter might not be compatible.

Hope this is of some use to you. Best of luck!

Tony Brookes
October 2009

If you mean that you have a handheld PC or device with an SD card, in many cases you can remove the SD card from the handheld device (make sure it's OFF!) and read it on a standard PC or MAC. You might need an adapter since some PCs include an SD slot now, but most don't. USB adapters that allow the SD card to be easily connected to the PC are cheap and can be found at WalMart or most other stores. When you plug in the SD card and the drivers have loaded (normally automatically after about 60 seconds), you'll find the SD card contents load automatically.

Brian
September 2009