Is this card reader recognized by the OS as a single or multiple devices? (Shows multiple "Removable Disk" devices when no cards are plugged in)
1393320
I am not sure, but every one of the ports work. Although I can't give you a direct answer since mine almost caught fire after 3 months. But all of the ports worked in the time that it worked.
1393321
They show up as several removable disks, even if nothing's inserted into the slots.
814449
I didn't connect direct to either of my computers. I have several memory cards. I would remove the used card, install a new one, and that only took 15 seconds. I would then read the used card on either my Mac or PC. The cards read on both with no difference.
1239642
I do not believe the device "reads" the SD card. It merely acts as an attachment for the card as a removable drive of the computer. The SD card I was reading was 16 GB.
2022872
This card reader employs a PCI-express card to provide USB 3.0--you cannot hook it up via a 20 pin header on your motherboard. It does require 2 USB 2.0 headers, and at least 1 SATA header. As for this other connection being compatible, I would have to refer you to your motherboard and device recommendations--Improperly coupling devices to your motherboard could irreparably damage both.
1664485
Yes, it does. It is an MMC, XD, SD, SDHC, MS/PRO card reader on the front panel. The only drawback in my case is that it has stopped working a long time ago, and I have struggled to fix it ever since. I suspect it's a matter of updating or re-installing drivers, which I am to get to yet.
992265
mine would not read any thing. I could not get it to read any of my cards, and that is trying it on2 different computers. the company sent me one after I talked with their customer service but still I could not get it to work.. good luck
727572
I don't remember if it came with instructions. You insert your card, plug it in, and your computer recognizes it as a new device. Some applications will automatically start downloading if you set your preferences do to that. That's on the computer side, though, The card reader is just a device. And yes, it works with cards in both slots and will concurrently download both cards at the same time, again, if you have your software set up to do that. Hope that helps!
80039
You'll first need a USB port to plug the card reader into. Afterthat it's a software issue.
1252378
I've just realized the various cards it takes are listed on the gadget. cf/Microdrive , SD/MMC/mini SD , SmartMedia/xD, MS/MS Duo, M2, Micro SD. That's the full list.
1605855
I use easy ACC super speed USB. It comes with two slots for card reader. It's great you can buy at Amazon for $7.95.Good luck
1446406
If you are going to use a different USB adapter / card reader, it must be SDHC compatible or it will not recognize the card. I have an older adapter that is not SDHC compliant and it will only read up to a 2GB card.
1166964
Assuming this is a follow up to your question about installing 6 cards. This question is really down to your software. I've used 2 at once simultaneously and they work fine together, but I had to write the software myself.
1323350
Hi K!I am plugging it into the USB port directly, I don't have a card reader. iPhoto didn't recognize it... its own software that came on the cd (ancient) didn't see it... I got out the instructional booklet and did all the dumb stuff... you know. The spec's for the product don't advertise that they cover 10.5.5, which is the sad part. I'm hoping that's something they will fix soon? Or I'll figure out a workaround soon. Let me know if you have any luck!
1375951
Because the card reader is connected to USB and seen by the computer as a mass storage device .. no matter what type of card is inserted. When you do a safe to remove the computer disables the entire card reader. I use a card reader that plugs into one of the USB ports, so all I have to do is ... safe to remove ... then unplug it ... then plug it back in. Your dashboard is OK thats just the way it is .. inconvienent though. Regards, Fred
1178669
No. Just USB but I'm pretty sure if you put a card reader into it it'll read the card you put into it.
1086996
I think the other answer is correct. That when you are safely removing it is for the USB device. However, I did remove just the card and everything was fine.
204449
I have a 128 gb card in mine mine. I have had no issues with the card at all. I transfer a lot of music and video files frequently..never had a single issue with card reader.