Micro USB 3.0 OTG Card Reader and 3 Ports USB HUB for Samsung galaxy Note 3

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Micro USB 3.0 OTG Card Reader and 3 Ports USB HUB for Samsung galaxy Note 3

Description:

support SD (HC) / TF/MS/M2 kanye photos into Pad
USB port may meet camera/keyboard/U disk, etc
support large current USB device/large current memory card
support the keyboard and support multiple USB devices at the same time use the Pad
Support type: note3 n9000 n9002 n9006 n9008

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Q: For christmas I got a camera and the SD card is too small for my laptop so i have to stick it in and then pry it out with small scissors and stuff and its ruining the memory card. im trying to use a card reader and when i put it into the usb slot it lights up like it should but nothing happens and then i goto computerRemovable Disk F: and it says i need to insert a CD or something. I don't know what to do or if i should just go buy a new Card Reader or what i should go buy to get this to work?If you can help me figure this out thatd be great. I really dont need to spend any more money :/: One thing to make sure of. With a standard SD card, you push the card into the laptop to insert, and to take it out, you push it in again, and it should pop out enough for you to remove. If this is a micro SD, there should be an adapter with it that makes it regular size.

Q: What is the reason why the function is incorrect when the card reader is plugged in?: Card reader recognized, but prompted to insert U disk: such a failure for the memory chip failure.

Q: Electric car charger fan does not turn how is it?: The fault is mainly to control the fan's transistor (usually 8550 or 8050) damage, or the fan itself is damaged or the wind is stuck by debris.

Q: What is the reason why the charger is designed for folding?: Before folding, the charger plug to occupy part of the space, relatively speaking, will cause a lot of inconvenience.

Q: Hello :) So I'm trying to upload pictures to my computer from my SD memory card but nothing popped up when I plugged my memory card reader in, so I went into My Computer and nothing showed up there! When I clicked on Removable Disk (F:), it said to insert a disk into drive F:. It makes the noises and everything when I plug my USB into the computer but it must not read it or something. This has never happened before and I even made sure that both ends were plugged in and I blew in the memory card reader too. Also, the memory card in NOT on lock. And i can't plug my camera in directly into my computer because i don't have a cord that fits it. Thanks for your help! :): already try to plug it in the other usb slot ? what about the red light on the memory card reader? turns red or not? if its not, it means the memory card reader is broken now, but if it still turns on, i think there's a problem with the memory card cable or virus on your sd card. i hope its not a virus coz you will have to format it and lose all the data. o(^_^)o

Q: I have Acer Aspire 5580 laptop, and I have no clue to use the 5 in 1 card reader. Plz help me.: The card reader is designed to accomodate cards of different sizes. You can insert the card firmly, then see if the computer auto-detects and displays it as a new drive under My Computer

Q: What are the write functions of the card reader?: The second case is the same USB interface before taking over other USB devices.

Q: I need to upload some pictures from my camera for my graphics coursework, the only problem is my laptop doesn't seem to read the SDHC card and the camera doesn't have a USB connector.I have Dell XPS, Windows 7, 64-bit so there can be no way its because my laptops to old - The camera is even older!I've restarted twice and still nothing. When I put it in the computer makes a noise like its doing something, but nothing happens. It doesn't show up in 'Computer' like memory sticks do. I'm really clueless, and I need those pictures NOW because my deadlines in a few days! Thanks :): Does the SD card still work in the camera? i had a similar problem when the card just died for no reason. if it works in your camera then try getting an SD card adapter. they can be in the form of a flash drive shape of a 50in1 card reader adapter that plugs into your usb sockets.

Q: I have a Dell laptop and some time ago I had a virus and a friend came and repaired it. I what he did was to reset Windows and I lost all the date from disk C. Anyway, that was not a problem, because I save everything on disk D, but since then my card reader doesn't work. Is there a program or something for that and how is it called? Or what else could I do?: genuine SD and micro SD ought to all artwork positive (offering you have the mSD adapter). although some card readers are a dash fussy with SDHCs, i've got had a minimum of two circumstances whilst the laptop only did not realize an SDHC card, to my huge inflammation.

Q: I borrowed a friends SanDisk Exreme SD card with some photos on it that i would like to view/transfer to my computer.I am unable to view anything on the card with my SD card reader connecting to my PCHis photos were taken with a canon 40dThe photos were exported from his laptop to the SD card as .jpegMy sd card reader is SDHC compatibleI was able to verify that the SD card has not malfunctionedMy card reader reads my Transcend SD card just fine. My photos are NIKOND5100Is this not going to work or is there something else i can do?: I've had a similar problem. Using a multi-card reader with a USB cord, only the first half of the pictures would show up. I think it has to do with the inherent processing speed of the reader: some of the older types of readers just aren't strong enough to read large (4 GB) or high-speed cards. I have since switched to a thumbdrive-type reader (where the card plugs into the thumbdrive and there is no cord involved), and it works fine. And the beauty is that if you have a card you're not using, you can leave it in there and it works just like any other thumbdrive. (And, presumably, you have your friend's permission to copy his pictures, right?)

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