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Join Date: Nov 2008
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OS: xp
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latch for PC card slot won't slot back into laptop
Made mistake of letting my 2 year old near my Dell Inspiron 2200 and they found how to open the PC card (which I think only contains a plastic card). My laptop runs fine, the plastic card is back in, but the latch to the slot won't slot back in and so sticks out. This seems like such a silly thing to report - but can anyone help? best...
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Re: latch for PC card slot won't slot back into laptop
I dont have a PCMCIA laptop in front of me, but I thought insert the card all the way then push the latch button? Or might it be in further than needed?
My laptop is an exprescard lappy so i dont have anythihg right in front of me..
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