Thanks for the info. I can still use my Power Book, however when I boot the system up, I keep getting pop ups for "Unrecognized PC Card" like 10 messages and I have to keep saying eject, this may be because the Prongs are touching each other, but I have no way of knowing, any way to stop this?
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