Latitude E5500 Drivers below support for Windows XP:
- Intel Chipset Device Software
Latest Updated: October 06, 2009
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File Size: 2 Mbyte
- Intel Mobile Chipset
File Size: 2 Mbyte
Latest Updated: May 08, 2009
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- Ricoh R5U241 or R5C847 Memory Card Driver for all Operating System
Updated:
a. Fixing Latitude E5500 some problem such as file copy issues on MMC Card, memory stick issues and possible data corruption on xD Cards.
b. Improving on xd cards transfers performance
c. Using Ricoh driver for SD or MMC support for R5U241
d. Combine Driver support for R5C847 and R5U241 controllers
File Size: 3 Mbyte
Latest Updated: April 8, 2009
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The most answer of Lenovo ThinkPad T500 BIOS boot is about T500 BIOS ability to boot from USB devices. Usually this question comes for those who interest to buy this T-series laptop from Lenovo and they can’t found an exact answered from Lenovo official site as there is no detail tech specs that they would expect.

As you’re might already know most of high-end laptop has BIOS ability to allow their users boot from USB devices like flash drives, external drives, or other kind of devices. This probably comes because nowadays
some many users have good knowledge about computers whether hardware, software, applications, etc. So before buy a laptop, just said Lenovo T500 in this case, they’re trying to find any information, pros and
cons about the laptop they interest.

Finally, if you’re the one of those who finds out about T500 BIOS ability to boot from USB devices, the answer is YES, Lenovo T500 has option to boot from USB devices. From the test using USB-memory stick
and External USB harddrive with Linux and Windows PE, all works well and has good result

CR220E: Fix Missing Memory Stick Icon After Installing XP

Sony has recently come forth and announced their latest VAIO offering, the NW — This notebook will feature a 15.5-inch WXGA display with XBRITE, a 2GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor, 4GB of DDR2 RAM an ATI Mobility Radeon HD4570 video card with 512MB of ram. Additionally it will have support for 802.11a/b/g/n WiFi, a 400GB harddrive, and battery options of 1.5 hours all the way up to 5.5 hours.
The real selling point of this machine, however, is it’s 4x BD-ROM drive which coupled with it’s VGA and HDMI outputs make it a great entertainment option. Lastly, the VAIO NW features support slots for Memory Stick Pro, ExpressCard and SD cards.
The VAIO NW will ship sometime next month starting at $880 with the BD-ROM drive and $800 without.

Ricoh Multi Card Reader has updated and fixed such as:
- Combined Driver for Ricoh R5U241 and R5C847 controllers
- Fixing Various Memory Stick
- Uses Ricoh Driver for SD/MMC support for R5U241
- Fixes possible data corruption on xD cards
- Fixing large file copy issue on MMC cards
- Improving performance on the xD card transfers

Driver Latest Updated: April 08, 2009
Driver File Size: 3 Mbyte
Download file driver from here