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Banks of memory on a6000 will store the functions assigned to the buttons on the camera?

Hi zandere,

Thank you for your reply and sorry for not being clear enough. Since I posted my question I found the answer.

Basically, I wanted to know if custom key assignments the user can do will be stored in the memory banks for later recall.

For example if I attribute autofocus "back" button of the ACL button, replacing its default assignment, will be the camera store in one of the memory banks?

The problem occurs when you give your camera to a person (e.g. family member) is not aware that the hotel will not focus with the shutter release halfway, all the photos of that person will be out of wrack. It would be simple just move on to a different memory callback number where all the buttons are at their defaults and then when I want to use I would switch to another bank of memory with this update automatic button defined in the ACL.

Well, it turns out that the camera can store only items in the settings menu of the camera (camera icon).

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    • Set the camera to the setting that you want to save.
    • Go to MENU and select device settings (camera icon).
    • Select memory and choose a number (1-3) to save it to.

    Set the camera to recall memory (Mr.) to shoot using these saved settings.

  • Lenovo a6000 App data stored in the internal memory, even if I installed it on SD card

    Hello

    I put the disc default write to SD card and default installation location SD, but Apps took space in the internal memory. I think that the memory user (remaining memory for internal memory) treated as SDcard 0 and external SD as a card SD 1. Please helpme because large apps installation size occupy the total internal memory.

    Thank you.

    Simply choose disc writing on the sd card by default so that extsdcard has become sdcard0 and internal memory will be displayed as sdcard1, so don't select installation location to keep card sd it writing system default recommended disk and simply select on the sd card!

  • Bench memory not installed - start question

    I have a Pavilion a6242n running Vista Home Premium.  A few months ago, it got to where I had to try several times to get the computer to boot when I turned it on (come to lights and fans on so I decided is was not a power supply problem).  I had to try many times more until he finally wouldn't start at all.  After reading a suggestion in this forum, I decided to remove the RAM sticks one at a time to see if it was my problem.  He initialized right upward when I removed the first stick.  The motherboard has 4 slots for RAM & came with a 512 MB stick in each of the first 2 slots (black) and a stick of 1 GB each of the 2nd 2 slots (blue) for a total of 3 GB.  Realizing that I'd get all the benefits of 4 GB of memory running Vista 32-bit, I always bought 2 sticks of 1 GB (240 pin DDR2, unbuffered PC2 5300 memory) Crucial since it was only $ 5 more than 2-512 sticks. I installed the new clubs in the 1st 2 slots.  Since then, the computer has started occasionally (not every time), but never stays on for more than an hour without a future BSOD.  I tried reseating the memory sticks and move the original 1 GB sticks to the first 2 slots.  At any given time while I move the sticks & them relocation several times, I can smell a burning smell.  Through troubleshooting, I decided that maybe the hard drive was bad, so I replaced that as well.  Since the departure of memory and any sticks I have where the installer has not recognized the first Bank of memory.  He says always "not installed".  Banks of memory 2-4 always show properly 1 GB of memory in each.  I tried to reset the bios by removing and replacing the battery on the MB and reset jumpers.

    My question is this: this machine is able to start properly without the first Bank of memory?  I came to the conclusion that it is bad because it is not recognized not matter what memory is there.  May dispense with the extra memory, I don't know if I should spend more time and money trying to save this machine.  The crack can be repaired or replaced if it is a necessity for appropriate start?  I decided that if the motherboard needs to be replaced, I will buy a new computer.

    Sorry to be too wordy; just try to give as much information as possible, so I can get a precise answer.  Thank you in advance for your help!

    Hello

    In response to your questions, it sounds like the first Bank location memory is dead and it is probably not useful, both financially or in practice, for repair - you would probably find that a new motherboard is cheaper anyway.

    If the computer starts ok without this slot being usable, it might well continue to work for a while yet - I had a PC with a dead memory slot that lasted another 2 years!  However, if it is continually starts giving a BSOD on a regular basis, you would be wise to consider a new PC.

    I hope this helps.

    Best wishes and good luck,

    DP - K

  • Additional memory installation

    Hello

    Can I install 2 x 4 GB memory cards in the slots at the bottom of my iMac 2011 environment while keeping the cards of 2 GB in the top slots?

    either they are correct pair configurations (side by side)?

    There is no mention that slot machines are the pairs. Normally we would identical memory cards in slots 1, 3, and another identical 2.4 slots.

    Does anyone have an idea of this to get the best out the higher level maps?

    Thanks a bunch

    Anthony Hunt

    Auckland

    NZ

    OK I think I can have answered it for me.

    According to the about this Mac and report/memory system , it displays 4 benches of 0.1, 0, 1.

    So I guess that 2 identical cards placed in Bank 0 , and the other 2 in Bank 1.

    If anyone thinks that this is not correct please feel free to let me know :)

    See you soon

  • Support for memory cards

    I want to buy a memory card of 16 GB for my lenovo a6000 + phone, but I'm a little confused in the support of memory cards
    I want to buy a card of sandisk memory 10 class (16 GB)
    And I don't know if it would be supported in my lenovo a 6000 + or not.
    PLSS if someone knows to support memory in this phone cards inform me as soon as possible.

    Yes the A6000 + supports up to 32 GB MicroSD.

  • Upgrade of cache A6000

    I have a pavilion A6000 and yes it's old but its running very well, but it has 512 MB of cache, speed: PC2-4200 MB/s and upgrade suggestions other than to get a new table.  need to know what to buy.  I have 4 GB of memory and a 32-bit to work with.

    taegutom wrote:

    Thanks for your reply, but I wonder about cache not only upgrade memory, the cache is on my processor

    Hello

    The on-chip cache is NOT extensible, it is a sealed unit.

    Kind regards.

  • with regard to the memory card

    He said that A6000 is expandable up to 32 GB with micro SD card, but some of my friends say that using 32 GB will slow down your operations of phones instead of that you can goto 16 GB. Then someone pls clarify if it can be 16 or 32.

    I'm using the Samsung 32 GB memory card class 6 and does not face any problem until now

  • SR2180NX adding memory and a video card, how?

    I finally decided to do a upgrade to my PC but I pushed my brain batty, trying to figure out how I would add memory and if I should update my video card now cause my Sims 2 game, instead of smooth running, it runs a little rough and frame by frame. Very annoying. I also want the Sims 3 to be able to run on my computer, I hope I can get it all done before they release.
    I have windows vista Home premium, and I have a PC I did not do anything for her, so it's a bit as if it was from the factory around a few programs of vanilla.

    * Manufacturer * Compaq Presario
    * Product * RK548AA-ABA SR2180NX
    Total number of logical CPUS * 2
    Total physical memory * 1.00 GB
    Total number of optical drives * 1
    Total number of disks hard * 1
    Total number of video cards * 1

    * Memory *.
    ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    * System memory * total physical memory * 1.00 GB
    * Free physical memory * 443,21 MB
    Total virtual memory * 2.00 GB
    * Free up virtual memory * 1.94 GB
    * Page file space * 2.24 GB

    * 512 MB DDR2 - SDRAM (PC2-4200 / PC2-4300 / 533 MHz) * memory size * 512,00 MB
    * Type of memory * DDR2 SDRAM (PC2-4200 / PC2-4300 / 533 MHz)
    * Manufacturer of memory * Hyundai Electronics
    * Date of manufacture memory * week 39, year 2006
    * Revision memory code * 4141

    * 512 MB DDR2 - SDRAM (PC2-4200 / PC2-4300 / 533 MHz) * memory size * 512,00 MB
    * Type of memory * DDR2 SDRAM (PC2-4200 / PC2-4300 / 533 MHz)
    * Manufacturer of memory * Hyundai Electronics
    * Date of manufacture memory * week 39, year 2006
    * Revision memory code * 4141

    * Video card *.
    ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    * Intel (R) 82945G Express Chipset Family * manufacturer * Intel Corporation
    * Video card chip Type * Intel (R) 82945G Express Chipset Family
    * Video card memory * 256,00 MB
    * Video card BIOS * Intel video BIOS
    *Driver*c:\windows\system32\drivers\igdkmd32.sys
    * Version * 7.14.10.1461, 25/03/2008
    ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    and it's the plug to run the Sims 3
    ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    THE SIMS 3 MINIMUM REQUIRED HARDWARE CONFIGURATION

    FOR WINDOWS VISTA
    * Windows Vista (Service Pack 1)
    * 2.4 GHz P4 or equivalent
    * 1.5 GB OF RAM
    * At least 6.5 GB of disk space hard at least 1 GB additional space happy Custom
    * 128 MB video card with support for Pixel Shader 2.0

    For computers using built-in graphics chipsets, the game requires at least:
    * Intel Integrated Chipset, GMA X 3000 or more.
    * 2.6 GHz Pentium D CPU, or 1.8 GHz Core 2 Duo or equivalent
    * 0.5 GB additional RAM

    SUPPORTED VIDEO CARDS
    NVIDIA GeForce series
    FX 5900, FX 5950
    6200, 6500, 6600, 6800,
    7200, 7300, 7600, 7800, 7900, 7950
    8400, 8500, 8600, 8800
    9600, 9800, GTX 260, GTX 280

    Series ATI Radeon™
    9500, 9600, 9800
    X 300, X 600, X 700, X 800, X 850
    X 1300, X 1600, X 1800, X 1900, X 1950
    2400, 2600, 2900
    3450, 3650, 3850, 3870,
    4850, 4870

    Intel® Extreme Graphics
    GMA X 3 x 00 series
    Laptop versions of these chipsets may work, but can run relatively slower. Autonomous cards installed in vanilla (not PCIe or PCIx or AGP) PCI slots, such as some GeForce FX variants, will perform badly. Intel chipsets integrated starring parts underclockes would not run properly.

    Chipsets integrated such as the ATI Xpress and the NVIDIA TurboCache variants will have low settings selected, but should operate satisfactorily.

    Please note that attempting to play the game using video hardware that is not listed above may result in reduced performance, graphical issues or make the game work do not at all.
    The NVIDIA GeForce FX series is unsupported under Vista.

    and he also said when I watched the news of the memory of the BIOS screen:

    Installed memory 1024 MB/PC2-4200
    Bank 1 512 MB/DDR2 SDRAM memory
    Memory Bank 2 not installed
    Memory bench 3 512 MB/DDR2 SDRAM
    Memory bench 4 not installed

    I know that I have to add memory and a video card, or even a power supply according to the video card, I get. Memory seems simple and easy to do, but the power SUPPLY and the video card, makes me a little nervous, any suggestions on what I should get and instructions on how to proceed will be greatly appreciated Thx! I apologize for this post being so long.

    Message edited by CareBear31 on 02/05/2009 13:02

    Adding instructions are here. When you buy new memory be sure and go to the website of the manufacturer of the memory. Use only brands so that they ensure th your product compatibility. Use the memory Configurator tools on the website of the manufacturer of the memory. Here are a few major brands for you: Kingston, Crucial, Corsair:

    Change the power supply: This video on youtube is pretty decent for generic power supply switching.

    Thislinkhas information on opening the cover and remove the cover.

    When you select a video card do not get cards great physically (i.e. ATI HD 4870 / 4850) because they are double wide and does not have limited space. Fantastic cards but are not for the pre-built PC.

    Any ATX PSU fits your case. 450 watts or therabouts enough for almost any addition of hardware on your pc. Do yourself a favor and stick the best brands such as Corsair, OCZ and others. Generic brands are not worth the problems they can bring even if they are cheaper.

  • Get the right drivers for my desktop a6000

    Hi I'm new to this site can someone please help me find the right drivers for my computer, the model number on the case is a6000 and it's a deskstop, I just removed Vista from my computer and put windows xp professional on this topic, I did a new install and of course I forgot to backup all my drivers and I looked on the HP site for the correct drivers , but my machine is not listed, but I found one with the same motherboard which is a HP M2N 68 THE (FATHER) but the rest of the speciffications aren't the same model of tis only shows 160 gig drive hard mine has 500 as it only shows 1 gig of memory mine has 3 gig so I am at a loss to which are the correct drivers for this model , I just discovered that the a6000 is a reference not to a complete HPkit, including printers ect, any help on this would be much appreciated.

    Kind regards.

    Tony.

    Hi, Tony:

    The difference in the models must be that yours has a videocard, AMD Radeon HD 3450 rather than use nVidia graphics on board.

    So, this driver should work for you based on the hardware ID you have posted.

    http://support.AMD.com/us/gpudownload/Windows/legacy/pages/legacy-radeonaiw-XP.aspx

    Best regards

    Paul

  • Printers with nonvolatile memory

    I work in a hospital where we have several models of HP printers.  For the purposes of compliance with the confidentiality of private medical information, I need to know if one of the following HP printers have a non-volatile memory:

    LaserJet 3015 Laserjet 3380, Officejet Pro K5400, Laserjet 2430tn and Business Inkjet 1200.  Where can I find this info?

    Hey,.

    You should be well on these models, as none of them mentioned in the specifications of the product they had a bench of memory HARD drive style.

    Good luck.

  • Help! How to get more memory?

    My computer always indicates a not enough space on OS C.  Have done disk clean up, deleted files and programs, but said still is not enough memory.  What can I do else?  Please instruct me in layman's terms, as I am not the most computer.  Thanks in advance for any help.

    Space and memory are two different things.

    Space vs memory explanation

    When it comes to a computer, there are so many computer terms like MHz, RAM etc that people may find confusing, gigabytes. Having a better understanding of some of these terms can help you feel more comfortable using your computer and ultimately get more out of him.

    A lot of people I talk to seem to be apologetic about their lack of knowledge. It's too bad people feel this way. they shouldn't really. What I tell them is that, although they do not know as much as I do on computers, there is nothing wrong with that, and they probably know a lot of other things that I don't know much.

    What you need is someone who takes the time to explain things in a way that makes sense.

    A term many people confuse memory or RAM and hard disk storage space is. RAM stands for Random Access Memory (don't worry, you do not need to remind that!).

    It's a temporary workspace, the computer uses to get the job done, which gets emptied when the computer is turned off.

    Think of it as a work bench or table. You have a project that you are working on and do you your project on the bench and when you're done, you delete it off the coast.

    The disc is the main place of your computer uses to store information. It looks like a rectangular metal box containing a hard drive (as opposed to something like a CD player where you can remove the drive).

    It's a disc inside the drive that stores everything on your computer - each photo, each music file, every e-mail and every Word document. Not only that, but Windows or Mac OS X, the operating system that makes the computer run.

    To continue our analogy, think of it as a set of shelves where you store tools or materials for your project when you want to work on something, you choose the things you need on the shelves, put them on the bench and working on the project.

    It of like when you run a program; the computer to load the program from the hard disk in memory (the temporary workspace).

    So more shelves, plus you can store - that is to say programs more can you install, the more songs or photos or videos, you can save on your computer.

    Most people with a computer in the last years are tougher than they will ever use. Few people ever the charging, unless they hold a large number of large files such as audio files or images or video files in particular.

    A picture is worth a thousand words, they say. If it's true, video is worth at least 1 million words and files can be that much bigger!

    If someone tells you that you have need of more memory, or your computer gives you an error to be low on memory, this usually means that you don't have enough RAM. This can significantly slow down your computer.

    Consider the idea of bench again: If your bench is very small, you can't hold it need make your work, so you are constantly losing time move a piece of the project to the bench to make room for the next piece... If you really work at all.

    The RAM and disk space are measured with the same terms: bytes, kilobytes (KB), megabytes (MB), gigabytes (GB), with newer drives even being measured in tera-bytes (to). As the RAM and hard drives are measured in the same way, it is perhaps one of the reasons people are confusing the two terms.

    You don't need to understand exactly what these terms mean, but understand that each of them is essentially a thousand times larger than the previous. So a kilobyte is 1,000 times the size of a byte, a megabyte is 1000 times larger than a kilobyte, a gigabyte is thousand times later than that and so on.

    The reason you buy a computer, one that has a lot of RAM and two or three years respect and all of a sudden someone tells you that you don't have enough memory, because every year, size average programmes and the amount of memory they need, expands.

    It's as if the tools you use on your Workbench continue to grow each year in order to have afterwards get a larger bench.

    If your computer seems to work more slowly recently, or if you have had bizarre mistakes, it could be that you need to upgrade your memory. This is not always the source of these problems, but RAM is cheap these days and add to what your computer can add life to your Mac or PC.

    I hope that this clears up the meaning of these terms the basic computer for you and makes much more sense than before! To learn more about the RAM and memory, read related article that explains how RAM affects the speed of a computerand more.

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