Anybody Know?

NTFS said:

Open up device manager and see if the reader makes any mention of the cards you want. If it is relatively new, it should have support.

What is says is that it is a SDA standard compliant SD host controller. I am kind-of a nube here, so not sure if this means it should work or not.

I HAVE NOT applied any driver update yet either. Thanks for your assistance!

2740p said:

NTFS said:

Open up device manager and see if the reader makes any mention of the cards you want. If it is relatively new, it should have support.

What is says is that it is a SDA standard compliant SD host controller. I am kind-of a nube here, so not sure if this means it should work or not.

I HAVE NOT applied any driver update yet either. Thanks for your assistance!

I found this "excerpt" on HPs site, although its not my PC (it covers an older model) it "appears" that with the drivers, and WIN 7 update...SDXC cards should work...you guys see it that way too?


Secure Digital slot : Supports SD (Secure Digital), MMC (MultiMedia Card)

SUPPORT COMMUNICATION - CUSTOMER ADVISORY
Document ID: c02028354
Version: 1
HP Notebook PCs - SDXC cards are not supported by Windows XP preinstall images
NOTICE: The information in this document, including products and software versions, is current as of the Release Date. This document is subject to change without notice.
DESCRIPTION
Notebooks with a preinstalled version of Windows XP are unable to support SDXC media cards.
RESOLUTION
To resolve this issue, complete the following steps.
1. Access the following link. http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=955704 This webpage contains QFE 955704 download links to obtain support for the exFAT file system.
2. Download and install the Ricoh Media Card Reader Driver.
Softpaq Description
Information
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Ricoh Media Card Reader Driver
VERSION: 2.13.00.05 REV: A
SP46602 Instructions/Information
SP46602 File Download