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RE: ResMed S9 AutoSet and OSCAR - Help Appreciated - Slippy - 02-26-2024
That makes sense. I didn't really put together what the flow rate was measuring because it always looked like a block when zoomed out.
I've included the zoomed in image which really shows how much is my nose not working. Once it cleared everything changes.
RE: ResMed S9 AutoSet and OSCAR - Help Appreciated - SteveC - 03-12-2024
Hi all,
There is an easier way to resolve the extra file issue on the S9. Easiest is to remember to write protect the SD card. If you forget.....
1: Unprotect the card.
2: Open command prompt
3: Navigate to the drive letter of the card.
4: Enter this command exactly. rmdir "system volume information" /s/q
4: Press enter.
5: Eject the SD card and place it in your S9.
Problem solved.
Note: I think you do need to be a system administrator to do this. If you are not, uses the command admin prompt instead. Works well for me on a Win 10 machine.
Regards,
Steve
RE: ResMed S9 AutoSet and OSCAR - Help Appreciated - Slippy - 03-16-2024
True - however it depends on the hardware of your card reader. I had to pull out MANY card readers and eventually found one that respected the lock. Many (most) cheap readers do not respect the lock at all.