I think the behavior is the same in all versions of windows that
natively support usb card readers. If you have to install software,
(such as on an HP printer with built in card reader), you should follow
the instructions for that software. I find that I don't use the card
reader in my HP printer because it's so slow. But it works pretty much
as I described in my previous post.
Jostein wrote:
Hi Joe,
Which version of windows are you referring to?
I think this behaviour varies between versions...
Jostein
----- Original Message ----- From: "Joseph Tainter"
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Subject: Semi-OT: Transferring Image Files to Windows PC
If you insert a card into a reader and transfer the files to a
Windows PC, you must then go through Windows' procedure to remove the
card. But this shuts down that "drive," so you can't insert another
card and continue transferring files. Windows won't "see" it. You
have to restart the computer.
Is there a way to get Windows to recognize a newly-inserted card (or
other device) after one has gone through the procedure to remove the
previous card?
Thanks,
Joe
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