Yes, I can read all three cards w/ no problems. I'm only having a problem w/ the built-in reader on the LCD monitor. I've tested the SD card slot and there is no problem reading from it...so I'm left to believe there is something wrong w/ the CF slot.
If you can read the CF card on a completely different system, then your diagnosis is correct - the CF reader slot on the monitor has failed. Look inside it and be sure that there is nothing in there which would cause a bad connection for the CF card itself. Be sure that there are no bent pins. To have the monitor replaced will require that you contact the Dell Techies either by phone or by chat to validate your troubleshooting and arrange for a replacement monitor.
Thanks on the info. I've just looked at the CP slot and sure enough one of the pins is out of alignment and touching another pin. I'm not sure if I can reach it with anything to move it back to place.
I tried contacting support via phone and was put on hold forever before I was told I had to be transfered again. :-( Tried the chat service, but it won't allow me to chat without a service tag. This monitor does NOT have a service tag anywhere! It's really frustrating.
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August 9th, 2005 11:00
Stevewest15,
Can you read the CF card on another computer with a different card reader?
Steve
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Thanks,
SW
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August 9th, 2005 23:00
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I tried contacting support via phone and was put on hold forever before I was told I had to be transfered again. :-( Tried the chat service, but it won't allow me to chat without a service tag. This monitor does NOT have a service tag anywhere! It's really frustrating.
SW
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August 11th, 2005 01:00
Stevewest15,
If you attempt to straighten the pins, be sure that ALL connections to the display are removed.
Steve