What type of card reader do I need for this card? It doesn't fit in my computer.
1021799
you need a converter box for your computer The AMAZING BOX CARD READER http://www.amazon.com/Amazing-Designs-LITTLE-Reader-writer/dp/B004BCYMG6/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1373680136&sr=8-1&keywords=amazing+box+card+reader
1889462
Get a card reader that will use your existing usb ports. You can pick them up on Amazon, Radio Shack, Walmart, so many places. Get a cheap one....they all work and those that are usb3 compliant might be more than your computer can handle.
2174610
You need this: Sandisk MicroMate SD / SDHC Memory Card Reader (Static Pack, New, SDDR-113) if you want to read a 64GB card. :)
1557545
this is not an integrated c.c. machine. there is no ability to link a card reader.
108736
You don't need a card reader as you put the SDHC card directly into the unit. There is a dual-plug USB cable that connects unit to the computer.
1637589
You should be able to go on website of maker of cac card reader and free download the drivers. Other than that, most of them are plug and play. Auto installs drivers
2006370
It is an odd cable that is 12" long with a double connector that plugs into the back of the card reader. If you send me you email, I can send you a picture of the cable.
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.
1925130
I don't think card size is a problem. I have only used 16 GB but have never heard of a maximum read size, really any GB size card should work.
561098
I've never seen an express card-to-SD slot adapter. I don't think they exist, sorry. There are USB card readers though that should give you the same basic functionality though. Here's an example - http://www.amazon.com/Transcend-Flash-Memory-Reader-TS-RDP8K/dp/B001NS0OZ4/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1371066202&sr=8-4&keywords=usb+card+reader
936387
I am using a micro SD with no problem. I know this sounds silly, but... have you checked that you are inserting the card the right way? Good luck
780399
I purchased and use a Kingston micro SD card with an adapter to fit the standard card slot. The one I have is a SDC4/16GB sold with the adapter. I am sure you can purchase it from Amazon.com.
1435685
Try different USB ports - you must use one that is direct to the computer and does not pass through something like a card reader add-on.
2280258
I only bought this to use with our Garmin, which has a slot for it so I would guess you would have to have some kind of card reader for it.
804793
If you have a computer with no SD card slot, this will work for you to read your cards; you simply insert your card into the reader, and then insert the reader into a USB port on your computer. Note that this will read cards up to 32GB, but NOT the new "SDXC" cards (64GB and up).
60166
It should fit in a computer/laptop SD card slot. If it doesn't you can get a multi card reader for as little as $15-20.
1446408
Mine came with a USB card reader adapter. It's very nice, but any SD card adapter should work.