I've become addicted to this darn laptop and I so hate to send it off for repair. Given the newness of it, they may just give you a new one on the spot. You might ask. I just got off the phone with Toshiba. They say it's a software problem and is covered under the warranty. They told me to use system restore and restore it to the last day where the card reader was working.
They told me that that takes time and said to do it and call them back if it didn't work. Guess what? It doesn't work. It won't restore. It says something is wrong with my files and it can't restore.
I guess I'll just bite the bullet and take it to Best Buy. I no it might be a little late, but for future reference. I was have the same problem with my Toshiba SD card reader in Vista. I'm having the same problem with my 1GB SD card. I was taking pictures, then one day when I put the card in the card reader, it died.
One of the pics looked corrupted and the whole card died within seconds. The card is unreadable on my card reader, my camera, and my printer card reader. I have a Lexar USB 2. Tried 2 different card readers in Vista, so far no luck at all with 2GB sd cards. Were you using an external USB card reader in either or both systems? Seem to be a problem for many people, boys from Microsoft should fix it G4gir napsal:. I have a 6 in 1 card reader that has the mb memory problem with recognizing 2mb sd cards--mine is a Patriot brand card.
Should have included the properties in Vista for the card reader storage device. Driver file version is 6. Only two files associated with this device: partmgr. List lacks the snapman. This might be significant. I don't know if any of the following is of direct help but I'm posting it as a general warning for those that use SD cards both in their camera and in a PC.
I also have the SD Card problem in Vista: failure to read a 2 gb card. My external card reader is "mass storage compliant". It requires no software installation of drivers to work in Windows 2K and XP.
Therefore, there is no motherboard bios issue involved. I am embarrassed that I have found the simplest solution to reading the SD card from my Nikon D just leave the SD card in the camera and plug the camera into the computer. Works great. Nikon seems to have gotten the SD card situation under control. I may not be able to see the SD card in the card reader, but I can see it fine when it is in the camera connected to the computer.
Didn't have to load any Nikon software, either. Thanks again for your assistance. Embarrassed to report this, but I can read the SD card just fine in Vista if I ignore my old habit of using a card reader, and instead, leave the card in the camera and read it into Vista from there.
Guess that Nikon knows how to do it. They ought to tell Microsoft how they did it. I'm glad you found that workaround -- I should have asked. Here's the gist of it: Availability of the Windows Vista Secure Digital SD hotfix rollup package.
I found the first KB in a thread Google turned up at:. I have that update. It did not change the behavior of Vista not recognizing 2Gb SD card. I have the workaround of using the camera as an SD card reader and it works fine, even on cards not formatted in the camera. I can read, write, create folders, etc. Really strange -- if you ever sort it out do let us know! The KB article listed is for SD host controllers sdbus. It takes no effect on USB card reader using usbstor.
If you believe your 2. If it works, please let me know the brand and model of your card reader and the card. Sorry -- it's not my problem -- I was offering background. I am also have the same problem. My 9in1 works fine on XP, but not on two different Vista Machines.
I currently have a problem opened up with MS. I got the same problem here. Or, check it Safe mode. If you believe the program is caused due to a recent system build update, it may be a little troublesome to roll back to a previous version.
When you update Windows 10, it will automatically renew all device drivers. But if you still have problem with a device, it is still well worth a try to update or reinstall the driver. Disabled SD card will not show up on Windows The steps to enable this function are the same as above. Then Windows 10 could detect your SD card normally. Enable related services:. Does your SD card reader fail to work when you insert an SD card to it?
Why does this happen? How to fix this issue? In this post, MiniTool shows you 4 solutions to SD card reader not working. Windows 10 is quite an excellent Windows operating system and many Windows users have chosen to upgrade their system to Windows However, lots of users reported their SD card reader not working on Windows The culprits behind this issue are various, but the most possible factors are a poor connection between SD card and SD card reader, missing SD card driver, and SD card infected with virus.
For most computer issues, you can try restarting your computer to see if the issue has been fixed successfully. So, when running into SD card reader not working on Windows 10, you can try restarting your computer first.
Before restarting your computer, disconnect the external card reader if you are using it to read your SD card and then reconnect it after restarting. See if your SD card reader can work well. If not, you can try the following solutions. After learning about the possible factors that lead to SD card reader stopped working on laptop, you can try the following solutions one by one when the built-in SD card reader or the external SD card reader is not working.
You should make sure that the used SD card reader is compatible with your current operating system Windows Older readers might be unable to work with the newer operating system. Apart from the incompatibility between the older reader and the current operating system, the incompatibility between memory card format and the older reader can also lead to SD card reader not working. Is your SD card reader too old? Excluding the above factors, you should check whether the USB cable leads to SD card reader not working if you are using the external SD card reader.
To do that, you just need to try to replace the current USB cable with a different one. Check whether the gold finger transmitting signals on the SD card turns black.
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