From: Barry Marks (barry_at_fbtc.net)
Date: Thu Jan 28 1999 - 15:26:07 EST
IBM support had me remove Card Wizard from my 380ED because there was a
problem with Sandisk flash cards. I don't remember what the problem was
now.
The support guy explained that Card Wizard wasn't needed by most cards.
Maybe it was network cards that he said they were really designed for. I'm
not sure now. I only use a flash card and a modem.
After removing it, the problem went away and no new problems cropped up. I
still have an icon in my system tray to use to hot-swap cards. It turns out
that Card Wizard isn't needed for that. I have several flash cards with
different things that I use in my palmtop and I'm always swapping them.
Barry
-----Original Message-----
From: Michael Geary <Mike_at_Geary.com>
To: Richard S. Smith <rss_at_idiom.com>; Alan Wong <sammy_at_newsguy.com>
Cc: Thinkpad List <thinkpad_at_cs.utk.edu>
Date: Wednesday, January 27, 1999 11:33 AM
Subject: RE: Thinkpad 600E with NT 4.0
>> I also uninstalled the Card Wizard. I found it annoying that it
>> ALWAYS put itself on my desktop, rather than being polite and
>> going to the system tray. Since the only card I ever use is a
>> 3com 10/100, this is OK for me.
>
>Something was wrong with your CardWizard. It should go into the system
tray.
>I would hate to run NT without it--losing the ability to hotswap my network
>card would really limit the machine's usefulness.
>
>-Mike
>
>
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