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Old 07-19-2019, 04:18 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by mobama View Post
In my case I have a FAT32 formatted microSD, but my unit of Inkpad 3 fails to recognise it upon startup. It recognises the card when the device is booted up and I reinsert the card. There have been a few bootups when the device recognises the card immediately.
Try another card if one is available.

I get the impression that the InkPad is more "fussy" about hardware specs. For example, my PC has 2 USB connectors on the front. I built my PC and those USB connectors are connected to a little circuit card which has plugged into it a USB cable from the motherboard. When I plug the PocketBook into those front USB connectors it keeps connecting and disconnecting. I hit upon the idea of connecting it to the USB connectors on the back that are on the motherboard and then it works fine. It also works fine connected to a USB hub that's connected to one of the USB ports on the back. Other e-readers have no problem with the front panel USB connectors.
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