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‎02-10-2023 12:44 AM

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Product: HP ProBook 650 G2 Notebook PC (ENERGY STAR)
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

I am humbled to admit that I cannot find the SD Card  slot on my ProBook 650 G2. According to various reviews of this computer, it is on the left side of the laptop. All I see on this laptop is the cd/dvd drive, 12 slots that I guess serve as ventilation, and a tiny slot with a lock icon next to it. None of these accept the micro sd card by itself or in the standard SD Card adapter. So I humbly ask, where is the SD Card slot physically located? I guess I better ask a second, even more humbling question: how do I use the SD Card slot? I have used SD Cards for years on various machines, so I assume I simply slide the card into the slot. But i already assumed I would be able to locate the slot and have failed, so in case there's something else I don't understand about HP's approach to SD Cards, please enlighten me on how to use the SD Card slot beyond sliding or pushing the card and/or adapter into the slot.

 

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‎02-10-2023 12:55 AM

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Disregard my question, I located the memory card slot on the right side of the computer underneath the USB slots. Thank you. Leaving this post up anyway in case others have the same question.

 

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