does this work with windows 7, and does it read smartmedia cards
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Romona, my requirements were identical to yours although my Windows7 is partitioned on a MacBook Pro. And the Card Reader does indeed work with Windows 7 (and Mac) and it does work with smartmedia cards. However, there can be a challenge with 'recovering' the data from the smartmedia cards which MAY be corrupted. My web search discovered a FREE program, EaseUS, that can recover from a corrupted file...and it does works with both MAC or Windows. Good luck. I hope this helps
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Yes it works with windows 7. I have been using it on a PC with a 64 bit version of windows 7.
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Yes I have windows 7 now and it works fine with it. I do have cameras go 'missing' then they are found quite often. No a big deal as its usually just off for less than a minute. I'm not sure what's causing it. Logitech had me uninstall the system and reinstall it but that didn't help. You can't view these on your smart phone either but if you want just an easy inexpensive camera system for your home that you can view from a computer anywhere then it'll work fine.
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I've been using this card with win 7. It should work unless your computer is really old. Also the card is tall. Be sure you have enough room.
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This hub is USB 3.0 and backwards compatible with earlier versions of USB. It is plug and play with Windows 8.1 64 bit (which I run). Just plug it into a USB port, power it up and it works. The card you are running is irrelevant. It plugs into a USB port.
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Yes, it works with Windows 7. But I had to call support to help me get the correct drivers. The one's on the CD did not work. But after doing that, it works well.
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Hi Linda, the answer to your question is Yes, it does support Smart Media cards. I have an Olympus Camedia C-700 Ultra Zoom camera using a Smart Media card made by SanDisk SDSM-64 and purchasing the Belkin Universal reader re-established my use of the camera and downloading the pictures immediately to my computer. My Gateway computer had a Smart Media card slot that I used extensively but it began to give me trouble and eventually would not read my Smart Media card. The Belkin restored my ability to download as I had become accustomed to. Best Wishes on your purchase. Warren Rosenbaum wjogger@aol.com Hi Linda, the answer to your question is Yes, it does support Smart Media cards. I have an Olympus Camedia C-700 Ultra Zoom camera using a Smart Media card made by SanDisk SDSM-64 and purchasing the Belkin Universal reader re-established my use of the camera and downloading the pictures immediately to my computer. My Gateway computer had a Smart Media card slot that I used extensively but it began to give me trouble and eventually would not read my Smart Media card. The Belkin restored my ability to download as I had become accustomed to. Best Wishes on your purchase. Warren Rosenbaum... » Read More Hi Linda, the answer to your question is Yes, it does support Smart Media cards. I have an Olympus Camedia C-700 Ultra Zoom camera using a Smart Media card made by SanDisk SDSM-64 and purchasing the Belkin Universal reader re-established my use of the camera and downloading the pictures immediately to my computer. My Gateway computer had a Smart Media card slot that I used extensively but it began to give me trouble and eventually would not read my Smart Media card. The Belkin restored my ability to download as I had become accustomed to. Best Wishes on your purchase. Warren Rosenbaum wjogger@aol.com « Show Less
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Yes, it reads SmartMedia. I have an older Olympus digital camera that takes SM cards and I use the Belkin Universal Media Reader to transfer images. Works great.
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I'm not familiar with the 'what you hear' function, but yes it works with Windows 7.
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There is a workaround for x64 but it is not really functional. The driver will barely drive the scanner but cardscan.net and the cardscan software will not work with Win 7 X64 also.I am looking for a new scanner/management system.
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yes it will work with windows 7, that is what I'm currently using right now....
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Yes, it does work with Windows 7. I bought 2 of them and they work great! I was a little concerned because they were so inexpensive, but no problem...
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I have not had any problems using this card with Windows 7/64 bit. My music program causes some glitches but I suspect that is software related, as no other functions have issues. I don't know if the problem is with the music software or the Creative drivers, but they are rare and not a major issue.
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Can anyone tell me if this is compatible with Windows7 using a compact flash card?
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It doesn't work with 64 bits Windows 7. The software works but the reader itself is not detected because there is no driver available in 64bits versionAs far I know it is only for cardscan personnal, the executive version works on both 32 bits and 64 bits
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I just spoke with my IT guy and he said that it will work with Windows 7. We upgraded our systems from XP to Windows 7 and have had no complaints about the cardscans.
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Yes; Windows8 has the drivers built-in. You can download Mac drivers here: http://www.identive-group.com/products-and-solutions/identification-products/desktop-readers-terminals/contact-desktop-readers/scr3310v2-usb-smart-card-reader
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Hi Paul, Yes, the card will work with Windows 7. This is a PCI card, so you will need to insert it in a free PCI slot on the mother board. Then, when you turn on your PC, Windows 7 should automatically detect the new card and download any new drivers that are need for it. In addition, there are free drivers available from the EVGA website. Good luck. Dave Stepaniak