Card reader
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Product Description
Item: | CSD001 |
Material : | pvc |
Product series : | Card reader |
Color: | Any color or multi-colors can be customized. |
Size: | 4cm/customized size |
Age | 4 years+ |
MOQ: | 500 pcs |
Samples Time: | 3-7days-If you want to customize your logo. |
Standard: | en71, ASTM, rohs and other international safety standard |
Port: | Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Hongkong |
OEM Accepted: | Yes |
Crtification available: | Yes |
Packing Details: | Individual OPP bag |
Production Capacity: | 10000 pcs Per week |
Payment Term: | L/C,T/T,WESTERN UNION,paypal. |
| Logo | printed logo |
After-sales: | Feedback to us about Quality,Service,Market Feedback&Suggestion.And we can do more for you. |
Delivery Time : | about 15 days after confirm the model |
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- Q: i'm building a new computer and i want to have 4 sd card readers in front of my case like the new DESKTOP computers have i have ben looking around for motherboards and i don't know what to look for to see if it has micro sd card reader support in the motherboard please tell me what i can look for in a motherboard that has that kind of support for this thanks. URGENT
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- Q: Hello,I have just gotten a new computer. When i first got the computer the micro sd card reader or as you can say card reader/writer was working fine. But After a few months the card reader stopped working On my card reader it can read alot of cards such as xd, Cf/MD and etc. And on it there is two light bolts and there is 2 one more the power and one for the active. The power light is off on the card reader, Does anyone know how to fix this problem? Do i need to download a driver? btw i have a vista ( Black Edition)
- If there us an external power supply (plug it into wall outlet) to the card reader and the power light doesn't come on, it's probably dead. Card readers that just plug into the computer, usually USB, may not light up if the computer doesn't recognize it. Most computer built in the last 5 to 8 years will do so without any drivers needed. If the computer is older you definately need a driver. There are a lot of card readers on the market, and some are made cheaper than others. There's a decent chance it's a dud.
- Q: Poor access to the card reader, how to do?
- 1, you can use the rubber chuck under the metal;
- Q: I just baught a 4GB SDHC Card for my New Digital Camera.When I put my Card in the Card Reader with the Label face Up, my PC went Bonkers, and Rebooted.When I poked around with it more, I found out the SD Slot is made, so the SD Cards have to be put in Up-Side-Down!!After I discovered this, I tried to read the Card, and my PC couldn't ID it.I tested a 16MB SD Card , and it works Fine. My PC reads it, and my Camera can use it, too. I Then put the 4GB DSHC Card in the Camera, and it came up with an Error.I took it out, and cleaned it off, and put it back in the Camera, and it NOW works fine in the Camera. All Pictures I took are there, nothing lost.But when I put the 4GB SDHC Card back in the Media Card Reader in my PC, it STILL doesn't see it!!At one piont, it said it was Empty.So, is my SDHC Card Bad, or is my Media Card Reader unable to Read from it?!?And if so, Can I Update the MediaCard Reader with a New ROM (or Driver) to allow it to use DSHC Cards?
- What model is your card reader? Not all card readers can read SDHC. This is probably what is going on with your card. Your card is probably fine, but you'll need a new card reader that can read SDHC or you can just use your camera as the card reader. But I would strongly suggest a card reader over using your camera. I don't know if they are any card readers that can be updated by firmware to read SDHC.
- Q: I use a card reader instead of a usb cable to put photos on my computer. When I plug in the card reader, the light blinks a few times, but the photos never load. What can I try.
- make sure the card is actually in the reader when you plug it in. Look at your list of drives (C:, D:, etc.) and see if the card reader is listed. If it is, just click on the icon to open it and search the folders for any pictures.
- Q: I took some REALLY awesome pictures last night. I go and but my memory card in my card reader and its not reading my card. The little light on the reader is on, but my computer isn't reading it. If its any help im on XP and its an ECS card reader.
- Have you used the memory card in the reader before? if not it might be that the reader isnt compatable with the size of the card -I had same problem
- Q: I lost the USB cable for my camera, and I have no idea what a memory card reader is, but i've read that it can upload your pictures onto your computer.I was wandering how the memory card works (i.e.: where it plugs in, etc.) and where I could possibly find one.
- As the name suggests, a card reader, reads the data directly from your SD card. Some newer computers and printers have multiple slots for different flash memory cards (i.e. Compact Flash, Sony Memory Stick, SD, xD, etc). By removing the card from your camera and inserting the card into the card reader the computer recognizes the card as a removable storage device or as another drive. You can also use these cards as storage media for .mp3 files to load onto some .mp3 players. Most of the external card readers connect to your computer via USB ports and the majority of them are plug and play if you have Windows XP. A few may still require an installation CD which would come with the reader. Check out SanDisk for some really good card readers. You can also find them online, at most major retailer's electronics departments and most electronics stores. (I'd suggest staying away from Best Buy, they tend to overprice their stuff)
- Q: I have a camera that only takes a mini scan disk. So I got a Verbatim disk reader. When I plug it in to my computer, it acknowledges that the reader is there, but not the disk. Long shot I know just thought i'd try anything before throwing away $20
- What are the two products you mentioned? I would have a better idea of what's going on, if I knew what the mini disk and reader were.
- Q: I just baught a Targus universal 32 in 1 card reader/writer to upload my pictures to my computer off of my XD memory card. We have windows XP in the instructions it tells us that only with windows 98 do you need to download the drivers for the software to work. We plugged in the USB adapter and cord with the memory card in it to the computer and the blue light turns on, but nothing happens. nothing pops up. My boyfriend says it is supposto install drivers, but that it wont automatically find it. has anyone had this problem. or does anyone know what we might be doing wrong?. thanks!
- with a Targus universal 32 in 1 card reader/ writer in windows XP it should be fine 1st be sure u have a programe like photoshop elements or editing suite. 2nd insert the XD CARD 3rd automatically windows should find the data on the Xd Card; and then your photo editing suite will attempt to transfer the data instantly to be edited. Happy Xmas! Win XP - should not normally need drivers for that type of thing.
- Q: I just uploaded a lot of pictures to my camera, but only half are showing up. The rest are still on my memory card becasue i can view them on my camera, but they will not show up when i put the card into my computer. I shot all the pics in camera RAW, but only some are showing up. DOes anyone know how I can get teh rest on my computer?? also, now when i put the memory card in my computer, it's not reading it as in i can't open it, but i shot all the pics on the same setting at the same time. any help? thank-you!
- You may want to try an external reader. They're available where ever cameras are sold for little $$. Windows will see a reader as a drive you simply copy / paste. I had that problem with my lap top. It just quit reading my cards. I was using external readers for a long time before I got my lap top but I decided to try it. It worked twice.
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Card reader
- Ref Price:
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$0.15 - 0.29
/ pc
- Loading Port:
- Shenzhen
- Payment Terms:
- L/C,T/T
- Min Order Qty:
- 500 Pieces pc
- Supply Capability:
- 1000000 Pieces per Week pc/month
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