VCOM New Design Small White And Green USB Reader
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- Min Order Qty:
- 200 Pieces pc
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- 80000 Pieces per Week pc/month
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VCOM New Design Small White And Green USB Reader
Feature:
1.Compatible with USB2.0/1.1
2.Support for hot-swappable
3.No external power supply
4.The built-in current protection device
5.Support:SD,Micro SD/TF, MS , M2
6.Small size so easy to carry
7.built-in LED power indicator
8.Mini data coasters
9.Supports the following speed data rate-full-speed(12Mbps)/high-speed(480Mbps)/superspeed(5 Gbps)
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- Q: I havent installed any drivers because the package only came with the drive itself. I looked on Rosewills site, they have the drivers, but not for VistaAny ideas on what to do now?
- Have you tried your card reader on a different computer? Have you tried different types of memory cards? Have you tried different USB ports? You have another cable to try? Looking over NewEgg's customer reviews for your reader seems to point towards not working with Vista. There seems to be a few with rapidly failed readers too.
- Q: I have a Dell 24 monitor with built in card readers on the left, however when I put my SD card into the slot, nothing happens how do I access the SD card?
- For the best answers, search on this site
- Q: I installed it, but i have NO idea how to use it, does anyone understand it?
- When you insert a memory card into the card reader, it will show up as, and have all the same abilities as an additional hard drive on your system. If you insert a card with the reader already attached to your computer, a window should pop-up asking what you want to do just like when you put a CD in. You can also access the drive directly form My Computer in the start menu (or on the desktop if you are using classic menus). It will be arranged next to your cd-rom or dvd drive under the heading Devices with Removable Storage.
- Q: i cant seem to find any stores that carry this item
- Best Buy usually has a great selection.
- Q: I have a old 60 gb ps3, and it took a crap on me. do the new ps3s that they have at walmart have the card readers
- Not to my knowledge! I have a 80g ps3 that i got being very luckyand it was one of the last ones they had that had card readers.I have heard the new ones don't have card readers, they are not backwards compatible (won't play most ps2 games). I belive they did this because people were complaining that the price was way too high.so hat better way to make it cheaper then to remove certain things that would help lower the price!
- Q: I was wondering if this memory card reader will take microSDHC or not?
- the first one supports SDHC. The other one is dearer because it supports a few other sizes as well If you only want to read micro cards then the first one will be o.k If you want to support all the other sizes then go for a multi reader but check it supports MINI If you want that let me know and I can point you in the right direction
- Q: I figured out i need the driver software but i cant find it any where, i have a Hp pavilion a1130n. i know its not a formatting issue or anything like that. i just need the software to get it to work. if you know where it can be found please tell me.
- You don't say which operating system you're using on your computer so I'm afraid you'll have to take a look on the following site. Edit: I've just had a look for drivers for both operating systems, but I can't see anything that relates specifically to your memory card reader, though it might come under HP Multimedia Keyboard/Mouse Driver Update. Sorry I couldn't be of any real help.
- 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 got a new Gateway laptop with a built-in media-card reader. But my SD card from my Kodak Digital Camera won't work in it. the computer recognizes it as a removable disk, but tells me it needs to be formatted. Obviously, when I format it, I lose the pictures. But the formatting process won't even finish - I get an error message. Pics still get deleted.After I attempt this formatting on the computer, and I put the card back in the camera, the camera needs to reformat the card! Once I do that, the whole thing starts over again in a vicious cycle.How can I get my SD card to be read on both my Kodak Camera (CX7430) and my computer?! The photos are in JPEG format, and should be interchangeable! My old USB plug-in card reader stil works in the new computer, but I don't want to have to use it anymore!
- The format it refers to isn't the format of the pictures, but the format of the file system on the card. If you have more than one memory card, or know someone else who uses a card like it, ask them to copy all their pictures from it and lend it to you to try in the internal card reader on your laptop. If that does not work, call Dell because something is wrong with the card reader. I think they'll fix it for you free of charge, or else tell you what to do with it to make it work. I suspect it's a software problem, but they should help you with that because not everyone knows how to upgrade drivers for devices like that and it should work right out of the box anyway.
- Q: I borrowed a friends SanDisk Exreme SD card with some photos on it that i would like to view/transfer to my computer.I am unable to view anything on the card with my SD card reader connecting to my PCHis photos were taken with a canon 40dThe photos were exported from his laptop to the SD card as .jpegMy sd card reader is SDHC compatibleI was able to verify that the SD card has not malfunctionedMy card reader reads my Transcend SD card just fine. My photos are NIKOND5100Is this not going to work or is there something else i can do?
- I've had a similar problem. Using a multi-card reader with a USB cord, only the first half of the pictures would show up. I think it has to do with the inherent processing speed of the reader: some of the older types of readers just aren't strong enough to read large (4 GB) or high-speed cards. I have since switched to a thumbdrive-type reader (where the card plugs into the thumbdrive and there is no cord involved), and it works fine. And the beauty is that if you have a card you're not using, you can leave it in there and it works just like any other thumbdrive. (And, presumably, you have your friend's permission to copy his pictures, right?)
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VCOM New Design Small White And Green USB Reader
- Loading Port:
- Shenzhen
- Payment Terms:
- L/C,T/T
- Min Order Qty:
- 200 Pieces pc
- Supply Capability:
- 80000 Pieces per Week pc/month
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