Q:i have a Toshiba Satellite L35-S2161 and i was wondering if it has a card reader so i can put music in my sd card that goes in my phone

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Q:I have a SanDisk ImageMate SDDR-86 6 in 1 card reader, and I just rencently bought a SanDisk Ultra II 2GB SD card. However, when I put the Ultra II card in the reader, it cannot read it. I was wondering if the SDDR-86 is compatible with Ultra II SD cards? or maybe the memory card is broken?

check with another card, check with the compatibility list answer your own question

Q:i was kinda wondering what are the advantages disadvantages of using either so any help would be much appreciated

Using either? The two does totally different things. Bluetooth adapter will allow you to connect a Bluetooth device to the PC and transmit stuff. For example, you can connect a bluetooth headset to PC, and use it as your wireless headset. You can probably also connect your phone to PC and transfer some small files (though Bluetooth doesn't have much bandwidth) As for card reader, it reads all sorts of flash media (depending on which you have). Plug it into USB port, and it'll act as removable drive like USB pen drives. If you have camera or cell phones it's not a bad way to transfer stuff to yoru PC without connecting a wire. Completely different stuff and different uses. What's the compare?

Q:I have a set of contact smart card reader and secure smart card which was used for windows 2000.wen i tried for window xp,it is not detecting the reader.can u suggest wat all changes do i need to make to interface with window xp.any reference to msgina.dll? Pl dont suggest to buy a new set of smart card reader coz it is my project to make ithe old one work in window xp.

RTFM :-) make sure you have windows xp with service pack 2 installed ****Do Not connect the reader before you do the following****** Before connecting the reader, you must install the smartcard driver and the reader utilities for Winxp Go to Control Panel Open Administrative Tools Open Services Open Smart Card Services Then set it to Start Automatically then plug in your smart card reader. For a serial port smart card reader you have to restart the system.

Q:I have a friend who knows a huge amount about computers, spyware, hacking, all of that stuff. They told me they could help me with my internet one day when I was struggling and I said yes because they're so good at all of that stuff.They installed some Realtek stuff on my laptop and gave me an antenna to pick up the wifi better.A little while later and I've been suspecting that they're spying on me. I think I'm just paranoid but today I found something installed called 'Realtek PCIE Card Reader'.It didn't come with my laptop, and from what I've googled I can tell it reads card information and I think it can be run in the background constantly by a third party?I'm really not sure but is this a way somebody could see my photographs etc. from their own computer?any help at all would be great

It's exactly what the name impliesa card reader based on a Realtek chip device. It should be physically located on your netbook and usually reads SD and SDHC cards, as well as a few other card formats. has nothing to do with spying or hacking Sam only way they would be able to do that is if they installed a keylogger (spying program or were to remote into your computer turn it off To disable Remote Desktop 1. Click System in Control Panel. 2. On the Remote tab, clear the Allow users to connect remotely to your computer check box, and then click OK.

Q:Do you specifically need the E3 card reader when downgrading a 3.72 ps3 to 3.55 using the E3 flasher, or can you just use any card reader, and if so what kind of card reader dose it have to be?

I wish people would read the question and understand it before they rush into an answer to show how much they know, or in this case, don't.

Q:I have SD micro card reader slot in my laptop, when inserted it does not respond how to make work

This depends on your windows version ( I am assuming windows because of the Aspire model). I am using windows 7. But xp and vista can be slightly different. - go to start menu -go to control panel (you may have to find it if its not enabled to show, sometimes under Start Menu programs, accessories system tools control panel.) -go to device manager -in the device manager - At this point a list should come up and one of three things should happen Option 1 - In the list if you have any yellow triangles with an exclamation point then you have a problem. If the device is a bunch of gobbldy **** but has an SD, MC, MMC, XD, etc in it. Then there is probably a problem with your card. If this happens right click on it and uninstall it. This is safe to do because all you are deleting is the driver (the software that runs the device) Reboot your compute and it will try a self reinstall of the driver. Give it time to try and reinstall you will get some kind of notice usually in the bottom left of your screen. After it trys to reinstall if it fails then you have a device problem that is beyond this answer, probably need to get a techie friend involved. If it works then great. Option 2 - There are no exclamation point icons. Look through the list and the device should be under the Section Memory Technology Driver. If you expand that list by clicking on the plus sign then you can see the drivers installed. Right click on them and enable them if they are disabled. Option 3 - Go look for the drivers like you did in option 2. If you can't find them then either they have some unique name and category, which means you need to find a techie friend because it would be impossible to cover all the different names it could be. Or the device is not working because the system does not see it. That probably means it is broken. Hope that helps.

Q:Charger output current is not enough impact on the battery it?

When the charge current is between 0.1C and 0.2C, we call the slow charge. Charge current greater than 0.2C, less than 0.8C is fast charge. And when the charge current is greater than 0.8C, we call it ultra-high-speed charging.

Q:I'm doing a project in school, my basic goal is to demonstrate how insecure RFID credit cards are, I need to find a usb RFID card reader for less than 25 $ which will read a full credit card number, all of the readers i have found online seem to only read the first 10 digits of a proximity card. I really dont know much about the subject. does anybody have any suggestions for me? .also i would like to assure all of you that i do not plan on reading any credit cards other than my own.

The RFID Reader Module can be used in a wide variety of hobbyist and commercial applications, including access control, automatic identification, robotics, navigation, inventory tracking, payment systems, and car immobilization. There are a variety of transponder tags that come in different packages. Each tag has a specific range that is within 10% of the given distance for each type of tag. The reason for the 10% is due to environmental conditions and RFID modules. Key Features: Low-cost method for reading passive RFID EM4100 family transponder tags 2400 baud serial interface Enable input allows module to be enabled/disabled by software Bi-color LED for visual indication of status Application Ideas: 1. Robotics 2. Payment Systems 3. Automatic Identification Note: This device can be connected to a PC serial port using a MAX232 line driver. The circuit isn't supported by Parallax, but it's possible to make this connection with a few dollars of parts or by using the USB version of the reader. There is an outline of connections on the forums.

Q:I went to a garage sale last weekend and they had a phone with the credit card reader on it I was scared to use it at first but really wanted this 3d flats rent 150' tv that never been used and I got for a real bargain for only 100 bucks and it works beautifully no problems with it at all. But I'm scared they might steal my credit card information I been watching my credit card staus online and nothing yet but I'm scared in due time it might happen, can it?

I use the Square card reader on my Android phone for my business. As a merchant who uses it, I assure you that I can#x27;t see any of your information after you#x27;ve swiped your card. All info is withheld from me, so you have nothing at all to worry about. It#x27;s just as secure as swiping your card at Walmart or McDonald#x27;s. You#x27;ve got nothing to worry about. I hope I could help ease your mind. Some people are paranoid at first when they see me use my card reader, but I explain to them and it#x27;s fine. My regular customers don#x27;t pay any attention to it amp; new people talk about how cool they think it is that I can take credit cards on my smartphone.