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      10-18-2010
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That sounds like you're having issues with the multi-media card reader on your system. Do you have the driver installed for it?
I have all of the drivers installed and updated. Do you think this is the i/o for the hard drive?
 
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I don't think this is a multimedia card reader. I got this error running the dell diagnostics and had chosen the custom setting and chose to only test the hard drive.
 
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