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These internal and external PC card readers/writers (also known as PC card drives or socket controllers) can significantly simplify your tasks of transporting your files among your digital cameras, palmtops, notebook PCs, desktop PCs, etc.
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PCMCIA PCCARD-GENERIC-1748 Drivers Download. Download the latest version of PCMCIA PCCARD-GENERIC-1748 drivers according to your computer's operating system. All downloads available on this website have been scanned by the latest anti-virus software and are guaranteed to be virus and malware-free. PCMCIA Card not working - posted in Windows 7: I installed Windows 7 onto my laptop at home. The laptop is an Acer Aspire 1640 that was Vista compatible. After the install i went through looking.
While most of the readers/writers on this page only support PCMCIA ATA-compliant storage cards (such as ATA flash card, compact flash card, smartmedia card, secure digital (SD) card, etc.), the PCI-interfaced universal card drives (readers/writers) go even further: they also support almost all kinds of 16-bit PCMCIA cards, and some models can support both 16-bit and 32-bit cardbus cards, including data acquisition, networking, wireless LAN & wireless modem PC cards,.
For PCs and Macs with USB ports, please be advised that USB read-writers are not universal and they normally can not support non-storage cards, such as wired or wireless modem, ethernet, and other I/O controller cards.
| Note: For customers who use PCMCIA SRAM and/or linear flash cards: Some ofour PCI-based card readers can read/write certain brands (not all) of linear flash and SRAM cards under Windows. We now have drivers for SRAM and linear flash cards under Win 95, 98, Me, XP & 2000. For Windows 7, 8 & 10 users, only the external USB OmniDrive and OmniDrive LF readers can read-write SRAM or SRAM and linear flash cards. Please check here. For Panasonic P2 cards, there are several readers that can read-write the cards. Make sure you have the P2 card driver installed on your PC first. Please see the reader candidates here. For PCMCIA ATA Flash cards, there are several readers that can read-write the them under Windows XP, 2000, 7, 8 & 10 Windows intrinsic driver will work. Please see the reader candidates here. For Dexis X-Ray PCMCIA cards, there are several readers that can support the cards. Make sure you have the Dexis card driver installed on your PC first. Please see the reader candidates here. |
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PCI Universal Front-Loading PC Card Readers / Writers | |||
| $159 | ||
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| PCI Universal Rear-Mount PC Card Readers / Writers They don't occupy your PC's drive bay space! Great for your Wireless LAN, wireless modem, flash cards, SRAM cards & others. You do not need a driver for Windows XP and up. Let Windows find these PCI readers and install native driver automatically. | |||
| $84 | ||
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| IDE Internal PC Card Readers / Writers (These readers can only read the intended memory cards! Not for I/O cards.) | |||
| $85 | ||
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| $100 | ||
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| USB 3.0 External Readers / Writers (This reader can only support the intended ATA type memory cards, including ATA PCMCIA cards, SD/ SDHC / SDXC card up to spec 3.0; capacity up to 2TB. ) | |||
| $99 | ||
| $139 | ||
| USB External Readers / Writers for ATA Flash, SRAM and Linear Flash PC Cards (These readers are very easy to set up under Windows. They can read/write the intended ATA type memory cards + SRAM and/or linear flash cards! ) | |||
| $519 | ||
| $559 | ||
| $629 | ||
| Internal SATA-to-CF Card Readers / Writers | |||
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| ExpressCard-PCMCIA Card Reader / Writer (Now you can use your PCMCIA cards on a laptop or desktop PC equipped with the ExpressCard slot.) | |||
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| $55 | ||
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| USB Internal Readers / Writers (These readers can only read the intended ATA type memory cards which do not include SRAM and linear flash cards!) | |||
| $99 | ||
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For compact flash adapters, smartmedia adapters and PC card adapters (of type I & II CF cards, microdrives, smartmedia cards, memory sticks Pro, multimedia (MMC) cards, secure disk (SD) and XD cards, etc.), please click here! | |||
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There are three components required to set up a PCMCIA card. If you follow these general instructions you will have a good chance that installing your new PCMCIA card will be easy and trouble free. We can not stress the importance of reading the manual of your new PCMCIA card.
1. The first element is the PCMCIA card and service software. This allows your computer to configure its PCMCIA socket and recognize the PCMCIA cards that are plugged in to it. The individual components of PCMCIA software are called drivers. There are usually three to four drivers in PCMCIA software: a socket service driver, a card service driver, a super client driver (this is for generic card configuration), and a resource manager driver. Most computers that have an internal PCMCIA card slot come with this software already installed. Most PCMCIA cards also come with PCMCIA card and service software, so be careful; DO NOT install the card and service software if your computer already has it installed.
To find out if your computer has PCMCIA software installed, read the screen as your computer boots up. If you see messages that refer to Card Services or Socket Service then your computer has PCMCIA card and service software. Also, please check your computers manual. If your computer does not have PCMCIA software you can either contact your computers manufacture to see what they recommend or install the card services software provided with most PCMCIA cards. Windows 95 has a small set of card and services drivers. Please refer to the PCMCIA Plug and Play card wizard.
Once you know that the PCMCIA card and services software are working correctly, you can move on to the second element.
2. Some PCMCIA cards come with proprietary drivers (e.g. PCMCIA sound, networking, and SCSI cards). If the PCMCIA card you're installing has a secondary driver set you must install these drivers. These drivers must be installed in your computer's CONFIG.SYS, after the PCMCIA card and service software drivers. Follow the instructions in the card's manual. Once these drivers are installed you must reboot your computer by either turning the computer off and then on again or press the reset button. Make sure that the PCMCIA card is in the card socket in your computer. As the computer boots, when the PCMCIA card and service drivers are run in your CONFIG.SYS, you will hear a beep. If you hear one beep the PCMCIA card is recognized and all is well, if you hear two beeps the PCMCIA card is not recognized. You must then either re-read the cards manual and re-install the software or contact technical support.
3. The last element in configuring your new PCMCIA card is to install the application software that came with the PCMCIA card. Follow the instructions in the card's manual. Once this step is done you can now use your new PCMCIA card.
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