Will this work on windows 7 - can I write files from my computer to the card?
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Hi Clarke, I only transferred photos from a card to my computer. Whether you can write files from your computer to the card I cannot answer that question. I believe if it transferred photos the reverse might also work well. Good luck. Ron
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Not sure that you can do that, it will work on windows 7. I only use it to read media card's and it works great for that.
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I have it working on Windows 8 - so I think it should work for you on Win 7
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Yes, both Xd and Smart Media cards. The only problem is the computer doesn't recognize a blank Smart Media card. Even though it shows up in the devices list, does not show up as a drive in Windows Explorer.
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Hi Clarke, Yes I had success using this device on my Windows 7 computer. I am sure it will work well. I like the product. Good luck. Ron
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I wanted to go ahead and state this here in case anyone else is looking for an answer to this question that they can be rest assured, It Works Great on my Windows 7 x64 OS and on the package it comes in states this "High Speed USB 2.0 Mobile Card Reader/Writer" Yes writer and writes very well to my smart media card, if i known this ahead of time it could have saved me money from purchasing a separate unit that had writer labeled on in its title.
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It's possible; I have not tested the card on any Windows systems, unfortunately. It is a "legacy" card. But, there may be support for it under Win7 64-bit. Look at the Microsoft Windows 7 Hardware Compatibility List on Microsoft's Website. I hope that helps. Another option is to look at online forums for user-developed drivers.
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have no idea ... I installed it on my computer and it hasn't worked at all ... finally bought an internal card
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Can anyone tell me if this is compatible with Windows7 using a compact flash card?
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It'll work if you have a PCI slot. I've successfully installed it on a system running Windows 7 Pro.
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J.E., I have used this card reader with Windows 7 and, up to now, have not experienced any issues. I hope this helps.
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with windows 7 32 bit yes it will work for sure.if you are looking for windows 7 64 bit support for this card. check to see if there is official windows Vista 64 bit drivers for it. as long as they are signed(knowing intel they are) it will work
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I have not had luck using Win 8. Win7 works. Win 8 usually corrupts the SD card causing its own mess.
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Yes! It works on my PC running Windows 7's resident back up utility. I was planning on using the utility that came with the drive, but it wouldn't allow me to back up my external drive. The Windows utility worked fine. Good luck!
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Yes. I am running it on Windows XP 32 bit on a computer system that's about ten years old. The driver installs no problems from the included CD, and the card works well.
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I have this card installed on my system running Windows 7 64 bit. No issues at all.
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Most certainly, yes. The card will work with windows 8 but I recommend windows 7 for any computer you are going to use. Windows 8 is a lousy version of windows. Also if you are new make sure to stay on top of drivers for the card. New ones are released often with major game releases.
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I'm not sure if it will work with windows 7. This card is okay but if you are using windows 7 get a better card. I got this card because I was still using XP Pro (love that OS) and legacy AGP slot. If you have PCI-E graphic card slot used that. I hope this helps you out.
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Yes Mark that will work unless your computer is a slim computer, then you will need to pick a card with a low profile.
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Yes, I used it with windows 7. I still have it, I did not get the quality of transfer I wanted so I don't use it,.
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I used it with Windows 7, so I really don't know. My educated guess would be yes, since it's only transferring files, but I can't be positive.
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No, it will read and write to any card that will fit into one of its slots, as long as the card is in a format that is readable by your operating system (some phones format their cards in ways that are not directly readable by a computer).