Dell Card Reader Windows 10
- Mar 25, 2019 This package contains the driver for Realtek memory card reader. The Realtek memory card reader driver enables communication between the Realtek card reader and the operating system. The package is supported on Dell OptiPlex, Precision, Latitude, XPS, Alienware, Inspiron, and Vostro systems that run Windows 10 operating systems.
- Many users after upgrading their experience from Windows 8.1 to Windows 10 complained that their SD Cards were not being recognized. When they insert the SD card in the proper slot, the machine.
- In this article, we will see How I fixed my SD Card not detected the issue in Window 10 PC. Recently I purchased the SD Card from the shop and when I inserted in windows 10 PC it’s not showing up then I returned this card to SD card to the shopkeeper as it’s not working in my PC then again I brought the SD card from the other Shop but another one also not worked.
Many users after upgrading their experience from Windows 8.1 to Windows 10 complained that their SD Cards were not being recognized. When they insert the SD card in the proper slot, the machine just fails to detect it and SD Memory Card Drive no longer works in Windows 10. This is one of the common Windows 10 upgrade and installation errors encountered. We explore some solutions which may help you fix the problem in Windows 10/8/7.
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Solved: After installing windows 10 the SD card reader won't work. I contacted Microsoft.they fixed other issues but said HP drivers had to be - 5189792.
1] Run Windows Hardware Troubleshooter Utility
The readily available option before a user to fix the problem is running a Troubleshooter. For this, type Troubleshooting in the search box and chose Troubleshooting under Settings.
Now type Hardware Troubleshooter in the search option.
Click on Hardware Troubleshooter to run the troubleshooter. You may also run the USB Troubleshooter.
If any errors are detected, it will solve the problem for you automatically.
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2] Update the necessary Drivers
Install optional updates and check. To do so, click the Start button, chose ‘Settings’ and from the settings section, select Windows Update. Click on “Check for Updates” on the top left corner to receive a fresh list of updates. If updates are available, download the drivers if any are offered and install it.
Or else, manually update the Realtek, Chipset, etc, drivers. Download the Windows 10 drivers from the Manufacturer’s website and install them – in Compatibility mode, if need be.
After downloading the driver, right-click and select Extract all from the context menu. Then click on the unzipped folder, find and run the setup.exe file.
You may click right-click the driver setup file and select “Properties” > Select “Compatibility” Tab. Tick the empty box adjacent to Run this program in “Compatibility mode” and select previous version of Windows supported by the software, from the drop down list.
Then click on “Apply” and “OK” option.
Then install the driver. Restart your computer and check if the method works.
3] Change the Drive letter
From WinX Menu open Disk Management. Here you will see your RD Card Reader. From Action > All Tasks > Select Change Drive letter and Path. If no drive letter is assigned, Add a drive letter and path. Now see if this has helped.
Let us know if anything worked for you, or if you found another way to solve your problem.
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Original Title: SD card reader problem on windows 10
Dear Microsoft,
Eventhough I am pleased with Windows 10 as an operating system I have an issue with your card reader recognition of cards (SD card)
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I upgraded to Windows 10 last summer. After a while I noticed that my internal card reader did not recognize the card all the time. Usually when it did not, a simple reboot of the computer was required to make it work again.
I blamed the hardware (it was an old one) and bought a new one (brand Akasa, but don't ask me the model number)
I installed it and the first impression was that it worked well. But I think it already started to behave the same after the second usage a few days later. Again a simple reboot was enough most of the time, sometimes a second reboot did the trick. Ofcourse I have tried to get rid of the problem entirely by reinstalling the device completely (removed the device from the hardware list
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I have never used the manufacturers drivers. But after that did not help I tried to find Manufactuerers drivers, but I could not find them because it installed the device out of the box I figured there weren't any specific manufactuerers drivers needed. I also right clicked 'this computer' and then went to 'manage' (Not sure if those are the exact translations, since I am using the Dutch language and I am not a native English speaker)
Under 'Disk management' I could not find the SD card inserted when Windows did not recognize the Card.
I do, however, see the vacant slots of the hardware when I double click 'This Computer' even when the SD card insrted is not recognized.
In order to exclude both hardware and software issue at the same time I decided (since I do not have an extra card reader nor SD card) to install an extra SSD hard drive which I luckely had somehwere.
I decided to install Ubuntu Mate 15.10 on it and with the boot (Grub2) on the extra SSD (so not on the Windows SSD)
This means it, I think, that it does not interfere in any way with the Windows installation (except for the darned BIOS clock settings, but that can be fixed). So my computer automatically starts Windows and when at boot I want to start Ubuntu Mate I press F11 to select the right boot device. Works like a charm.
I tested the same SD card and the same reader under this installation and it just keeps on working. Several weeks of testing and it works flawlessly and keep testing it on Windows where it keeps randomly not recognizing the SD card as it did before.. I was able to test my SD card in several other devices such as my Travelpilot FX car stereo, my laptop's SD card reader (Windows 8.1). My raspberry pi 1 and my Ubuntu 12.04 LTS server. None of them have this issue.
Also unfortunately none of them have a removable SD card reader hardwaredevice, but since it does work under Ubuntu Mate 15.10 in the actual computer where Windows 10 is also running on.
So I concluded there is no other possibily then it being a Windows 10 issue or a corrupt installation. I freshly installed Windows 10 with the same key and no third party drivers installed whatsoever nor third party software tested it for another week, but the problem remained.
Therefore I cannot conclude anything else than it being a Windows 10 problem.
When does it occur?
Very random, sometimes it works a few times in a row, sometimes it does not work a few times in a row, sometimes every other reboot it works, (I refuse to keep my computer running for it to keep working)
What have you tested?
Well beside the above I have checked the internal cabling of the reader (but since it works flawlessly everytime on Ubuntu Mate 15.10 I cannot believe the cabling is the problem
Have you installed the manufactueres drivers?
No, could not find any. But I suspect it must be a driver issue since it works flawlesly on other device and Ubuntu Mate. However my old reader had the exact same symptoms so it must be something with Windows 10 that does not work properly.
I am out of ideas and a bit frustrated by this stupid little issue. Other than that I think Windows 10 is your best operating system in a long time when you turn off all the privacy settings :p
Can you please help me out on this issue, nearly getting nightmares from it