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USB 2.0 Memory Card Reader Micro SD M2 Vista Windows 7

USB 2.0 Memory Card Reader Micro SD M2 Vista Windows 7

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USB 2.0 Memory Card Reader Micro SD M2 Vista Windows 7

Number:BW0201062

Features:

1.Plug-and-play and hot swapping capability
2.Fast data/file access
3.Transfer rate: up 480Mbps
4.Supports T-Flash/MicroSD/M2
5.Supports Windows 98, SE, ME, 2000, XP, Vista and Mac 10.4.5 operating systems
6. High speed,Hot swappable
7.With package weight:1.9g

 

Packing:

Blister bag

400pcs/CTN

G.W:0.76kgs

N.W.:0.66kgs

CTN Size:49.5*36*43cm

 

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1.This product exported Mexico, the United States, Poland,Canada,England,and other countries.

2.We guarantee each product will be checked.

3.If there are bad products, we will promptly pay compensation to customers without any charge.

4. We also sell a lot of similar electronic products, varieties, good quality.

 

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Q:I have acer 5520 laptop and it have 5-in-1 kind card reader slot.I have pro-duo card but laptop card-reader slot is big for it.Please guide/help so that I can use that card reader slot for reading card directly.Thanks in advance,Ajit
buy a card that fits.take the computer with you to radio shack or other place and tell then you need a card that fits your pc.
Q:I have read conflicting info regarding the ability of Vista to be able to read SD HC SD cards. Some say it's impossible, others say using an SD HC card reader works. Just bought a Canon 300 HS and need this info in order to buy the correct type of SD cards for use with my computer.
It isn't Vista that is the problem, it is old computers running Vista that are the problem. It doesn't work because they are still using USB 1.0 and other crappy hardware. You can make Vista run on hardware from the days of Win98, if you try hard enough. If you computer is less than 5 years old, any card reader will work, regardless of operating system.
Q:does anyone know of a really good medium or card reader in London?
Ask for the white witch in Alfiston, everyone knows here overthere and she's the best and honest.
Q:I wanted to know if it's possible to use my digital camera as a card reader for my PC. I have other files on an SD card which I transferred from a laptop with a card reader but I'm home now and can't access the files. When I plug in my camera, my PC starts to sync with it and allowing me to view and copy the pictures and videos taken but I can't access non-video/picture files. How can I make it so that my PC recognizes my camera as a removable hard drive rather than a camera?
You can't. The only way, as I see it, to make what you want to happen is to have a card reader of your own. The computer will never see a camera as a drive.
Q:I have a FinePix A-345 camera with an XD 128mb picture card. I've been transferring pictures via USB directly from the camera for months with no problems. A couple of months ago, I started using a card reader on occasion and ever since, I've been getting bad spots on the card and have lost numerous pictures and movies. A few days ago, I had a card error in the camera, and couldn't access anything on the camera, or even take new ones. I ended up reformatting the picture card using the camera, and all is well again. I suspect the card reader might be the problem, but I can't find any real information on it, I only have the fact that since I started using the card reader the problems began. Could be coincidence, I guess. Fuji, of course, says I need to bring the camera in for hundreds of dollars in repairs. I doubt it.Since I've reformatted, I fear the card reader. Has anyone had this happen, or know if this is a known issue? Do cards go bad and need reformatting?
Am sorry to say that my daughter's MIL just ran into trouble on a virgin card (first fill with images), using her HP printer's SD card slot. In her case, I suspect static discharge might have played a part. I'm having hers *disassembled* for evaluation. There's an outfit here in Colorado that (for a price) will actually repair a card sufficiently to retrieve images. I doubt there's anything wrong with your camera. You can demonstrate that to yourself by continuing to use USB to transfer the images and waiting to see if any new errors crop up. I suspect that they won't. I'm not also comfortable with installation or removal of SD (or in your case, XD) cards while powered. I've heard of too many cases where, while it appeared that the file system of the card had been properly shut down before the card was removed, it evidently had not been, and while the user was only READING data, the card was left in some peculiar state on removal. I'm fuzzy on this, and in the next week or two, plan a concerted effort to understand what they're packing into these SD cards that allows them to be left in these states. One would have thought that removal after only reading would not create these conditions. Then there's the simple problem of removing a device while it's powered, regardless of the question of the state of the file system when power is dropped ************************************** ************************************** ALL of the digital camera manufacturers frown on powered insertion and removal of memory cards -- they explicitly warn against this in their user manuals. Why are card readers, either connected to a PC or a printer, exempt from this concern? Sounds like a separate question for this forum! ************************************** **************************************
Q:Why can not the card reader be formatted?
Some inside you have a virus or the like you right-click U disk to choose formatted sometimes can not be formatted
Q:and every card onto the table and told me my future career,love,travel.until ALL the cards were used in the deck. Heres my question to yahoo readers- If she reads EVERY card for EVERYONE, doesnt ALL of her customers get the SAME reading?
A lot of readers won't let anyone shuffle their deck, too many people use the Vegas style of card shuffling that bends the cards in the middle, ruining/damaging the deck. Some of these decks are in the $50 range or higher. I know some spreads use all the cards, but that's such a time consuming layout it's not worth doing. And no, you won't get the same reading - the position the cards are in affects the reading. Each person gets a different organization of the cards in the deck.
Q:I have a toshiba satellite a205-s5825 with windows 7 32bit .I'm trying to get pictures off my 8gig sd card that I found in one of my old cameras. The thing is it's not reading the card. Do I need to install a driver for the card reader? If so what drivers do I need?
the drivers from the toshiba support page for your comp. they are there, free to download and install. first, try another sd card in the slot to be sure the issue isn't with the other sd card.
Q:I just bought a casio ex-z70, and I bought it with no charger and no usb cable plug. It took me about a week to finally find a casio charger. and now i cant find a usb cable plug. Instead I found a memory card reader, but i was wondering what it was and if it worked like a usb plug. Will it transfer all my pic. to my computer?
It is a device that is either connected externally or internally to the computer. The device typically has multiple card card types often used in cameras. Most digital camera use a small card that is like a miniature floppy-disk, but can hold much more. The cards store the pictures or videos produced by a digital camera or video camera. The card is then removed from the device and inserted into the card reader. It is similar to inserting a floppy disk into a floppy drive, but the card holds more data.
Q:I have an existing portable hard drive and i want to be able to offload photos to it on go without a computer.
No, the external drive is a USB slave device, not a USB master device. It has to attach to something that has a USB host controller, such as your computer. As pointed out above, there are stand alone devices with card readers for the purpose you describe, but they have a host controller built in so that they can read memory cards. They are also much more expensive than a standard external hard drive, although the units without a display are less expensive than the units that also have a large LCD to view your pictures.

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