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When you use the product in Windows 98 and Windows 2000, there will be a Green Arrow on System Tray in the lower right corner of the screen next to the clock.

To access your Compact flash or smart media cards: Insert the appropriate card into the card reader. Double click on the 'My Computer' icon Two new drives are listed as “Removable Disk” The USB Card Reader operates much like a Floppy Drive or a Zip Drive. Use the device as you would a floppy drive. Insert the Compact Flash or smart media card Gold Leads facing up Go to the My Computer icon and click on the drive corresponding with the reader The Top slot is for the Compact Flash Cards and will be the 1st new “Removable Disk” listed under “My Computer”.

The bottom slot is for the Smart Media Cards and will be the 2nd new “Removable Disk” listed under “My Computer”. You are now able to cut, copy, paste, move, delete, and add files to the card as you wish. Why doesn’t my computer recognize the new drives on the desktop after I install the software and plug in the reader? In Windows 98 and WinME. Reassign the drive letter for the reader only after the drivers are installed and the computer recognizes the reader. Follow the steps below to reassign the drive letter.

Visit our Technical Support Page to download our latest driver for the Dual Card Reader version. The Installation procedure for the DUAL Slot Card Reader: Download the file to the temporary directory Unzip the file to the temporary directory Run the setup.exe file in the directory During the install you will get a digital signature error - click continue anyway. No harm will come to the system by doing this. Reboot the system Plug the card reader to the USB Port Allow the system to find new hardware Once finished reboot the system. Insert your media and select open in explorer Note: when you unplug the device from the system you must un-mount. the device. Un-mounting the device Right click on the icon appearing on the taskbar in the bottom right portion of the screen Select the option to stop the hardware Select the top option Select the bottom option Both options should be stopped prior to disconnecting it from the PC.

How can I return, exchange or get a refund for a defective PNY Dual Slot Card Reader? A refund can be obtained from the retail store where the Dual Slot Card Reader was purchased depending on the store's return, exchange and refund policy. PNY Technologies will honor its warranty on defective products and will gladly exchange the Dual Slot Card Reader only if you can provide the original purchase receipt. To exchange the Dual Slot Card Reader click here to contact PNY Technical Support and obtain a Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA) number. Do not send the defective Dual Slot Card Reader to PNY without an RMA number, the reader will be returned to you. For further informations about guarantee policy, click here.

Why doesn’t my PNY Dual Slot Card Reader work on a Windows 95 and Windows NT Operating System? Print and follow the directions below to remove the device from the system and reinstall it. Shut down the computer Disconnect the reader from the system Restart the system in Safe Mode (i.e.

Keep hitting the F8 key during the bootup process until you get a Windows startup menu - Select option 3, Safe Mode) Go into Device Manager / Other Devices Remove anything related to the 'USB card reader' Remove “USB to Media Reader Port Driver” Under Universal Serial Bus controllers remove “USB to CF+SSFDC Class Driver” Under disk drives remove “OEI-USB Compact Flash” and “OEI-USB SmartMedia”. Follow the steps below to copy files to and from the card reader. Check the card, if it is damaged it cannot be read and written to. This is typically indicated by an error message. Unplug the card or unplug the card reader, and plug back again.

PNY recommends running run scandisk on the memory card. If you use your media in a different device, (MP3, PDA or Camera) try to reformat the card using that device.

Why do I get a warning message after I remove the PNY Dual Slot Card Reader from the computer in Windows 98 and Windows 2000 operating systems? When you use the product in Windows 98 and Windows 2000, there will be a Green Arrow on System Tray in the lower right corner of the screen next to the clock indicating there is a memory device on your computer. You need to stop the device’s function before removing the device from the system. Click on the left button of mouse on Green Arrow Click on the message on the screen which shows 'Stop USB Mass Storage Device.' Click on the message 'you can remove this Device as normal.' The Green Arrow will disappear Remove the product.

Why wont my computer shut down properly when my USB card reader is plugged in? OUR SYMPTOMS After you attach our USB Card Reader to your computer, your computer may no longer shut down properly. For example, your computer may stop responding (hang) after you click Turn off or Restart.

POSSIBLE CAUSE This issue can occur when selective-suspend functionality is enabled on a device that does not support it. This situation can occur when two or more USB-based devices have the same vendor and product identification numbers, and only one of the devices supports the selective-suspend functionality. The following is provided from Microsoft article (Q315664) The information in this article applies to the following Operating Systems: Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition Microsoft Windows XP Professional POSSIBLE WORKAROUND To work around this issue, disable power management of the USB hub. NOTE: Although the following procedure may enable your computer to shut down properly, it may also reduce battery life on a laptop computer.

To disable power management on the USB: 1. Right-click My Computer, click Properties, click the Hardware tab, and then click Device Manager. Double-click the Universal Serial Bus controllers branch to expand it, right-click USB Root Hub, and then click Properties. Click the Power Management tab.

Click to clear the Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power check box, click OK, and then quit Device Manager. MORE INFORMATION In Windows XP, the USB core stack supports the 'Selective Suspend' feature. A driver can use this feature to turn off the USB device it controls when the device becomes idle, even while the computer remains in a fully operational power state (S0). For example, a driver can idle the host controller, empty USB hubs (including the root hub), and the full range of USB devices that are supported by the operating system. Selective suspend is primarily intended to conserve battery power in laptop computers. USB controllers often use a lot of battery power, even when no devices are attached to the computer. An example of this issue can occur with the Aspire Mouse and the Mobile Mouse.

They both have the same vendor and product IDs, but only the Aspire Mouse is capable of supporting selective suspend. When the Mobile Mouse is installed, it is reported as the Aspire Mouse, and selective suspend is then enabled. Because the Mobile Mouse does not support this feature, it causes a hang at shutdown. How do I install a PNY Single Slot Card Reader? A refund can be obtained from the retail store where the Single Slot Card Reader was purchased depending on the store's return, exchange and refund policy. PNY Technologies will honor its warranty on defective products and will gladly exchange the Single Slot Card Reader only if you can provide the original purchase receipt. To exchange the Single Slot Card Reader click here to contact PNY Technical Support and obtain a Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA) number.

Do not send the defective Dual Slot Card Reader to PNY without an RMA number, the reader will be returned to you. For further informations about guarantee policy, click here. Why doesn’t my MAC show an Icon after I install the PNY Single Slot Card Reader?

Follow the steps below to mount the drive. Inserting the media into the reader, Wait a few seconds to let the system refresh itself and detect the card Confirm the Smart Media Card is inserted with the gold foil leads facing up on Dual Slot Reader or face down on the Single Slot Reader. If other devices are connected to the USB plug disconnect them and try again Verify your OS (9.1) has the current USB supplements installed. You can obtain them free from Apple's Website. Why can’t I copy files to and from the PNY Single Slot Card Reader? Follow the steps below to copy files to and from the card reader. Check the card, if it is damaged it cannot be read and written to.

This is typically indicated by an error message. Unplug the card or unplug the card reader, and plug back again. PNY recommends running run scandisk on the memory card. If you use your media in a different device, (MP3, PDA or Camera) try to reformat the card using that device. Why doesn’t my PNY Single Slot Card Reader work on a Windows 95 and Windows NT Operating System? To access your flash or smart media cards: Insert the appropriate card into the card reader. Double click on the 'My Computer' icon A new drive is listed as “Removable Disk” The USB Card Reader operates much like a Floppy Drive or a Zip Drive.

Use the device as you would a floppy drive. Insert the Compact Flash or smart media card Gold Leads facing down Go to the My Computer icon and click on the drive corresponding with the reader. You are now able to cut, copy, paste, move, delete, and add files to the card as you wish. Why doesn’t my computer recognize the new drives on the desktop after I install the software and plug in the reader? In Windows 98 and WinME. Reassign the drive letter for the reader only after the drivers are installed and the computer recognizes the reader.

Follow the steps below to reassign the drive letter. When you use the reader in Windows 98 and Windows 2000, there will be a Green Arrow on System Tray in the lower right corner of the screen next to the clock indicating there is a memory device on your computer. You need to stop the device’s function before removing the device from the system. Click on the left button of mouse on Green Arrow Click on the message on the screen which shows 'Stop USB Mass Storage Device.' Click on the message 'you can remove this Device as normal.' The Green Arrow will disappear Remove the reader.

Where can i dowload the drivers for my Multi Slot Reader? When you use the reader in Windows 98 and Windows 2000, there will be a Green Arrow on System Tray in the lower right corner of the screen next to the clock indicating there is a memory device on your computer. You need to stop the device’s function before removing the device from the system. Click on the left button of mouse on Green Arrow Click on the message on the screen which shows 'Stop USB Mass Storage Device.' Click on the message 'you can remove this Device as normal.' The Green Arrow will disappear Remove the reader.

Why doesn’t my PNY Multi Slot Card Reader work on a Windows 95 and Windows NT Operating System? OUR SYMPTOMS After you attach our USB Card Reader to your computer, your computer may no longer shut down properly. For example, your computer may stop responding (hang) after you click Turn off or Restart. POSSIBLE CAUSE This issue can occur when selective-suspend functionality is enabled on a device that does not support it.

This situation can occur when two or more USB-based devices have the same vendor and product identification numbers, and only one of the devices supports the selective-suspend functionality. The following is provided from Microsoft article (Q315664) The information in this article applies to the following Operating Systems: Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition Microsoft Windows XP Professional POSSIBLE WORKAROUND To work around this issue, disable power management of the USB hub. NOTE: Although the following procedure may enable your computer to shut down properly, it may also reduce battery life on a laptop computer.

To disable power management on the USB: 1. Right-click My Computer, click Properties, click the Hardware tab, and then click Device Manager. Double-click the Universal Serial Bus controllers branch to expand it, right-click USB Root Hub, and then click Properties. Click the Power Management tab. Click to clear the Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power check box, click OK, and then quit Device Manager.

MORE INFORMATION In Windows XP, the USB core stack supports the 'Selective Suspend' feature. A driver can use this feature to turn off the USB device it controls when the device becomes idle, even while the computer remains in a fully operational power state (S0). For example, a driver can idle the host controller, empty USB hubs (including the root hub), and the full range of USB devices that are supported by the operating system.

Selective suspend is primarily intended to conserve battery power in laptop computers. USB controllers often use a lot of battery power, even when no devices are attached to the computer. An example of this issue can occur with the Aspire Mouse and the Mobile Mouse. They both have the same vendor and product IDs, but only the Aspire Mouse is capable of supporting selective suspend.

When the Mobile Mouse is installed, it is reported as the Aspire Mouse, and selective suspend is then enabled. Because the Mobile Mouse does not support this feature, it causes a hang at shutdown. How do I download pictures from a PNY Flash Card? A refund can be obtained from the retail store where Flash Card was purchased depending on the store's return, exchange and refund policy. PNY Technologies will honor its warranty on defective products and will gladly exchange the Flash Card only if you can provide the original purchase receipt.

Pny Fpts2 D Driver For Macbook Pro

To exchange the Flash Card click here to contact PNY Technical Support and obtain a Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA) number. Do not send the defective Flash Cards to PNY without an RMA number, the reader will be returned to you.

For further informations about guarantee policy, click here. What are the differences between PNY Type I, II and III Compact Flash Cards? The difference is physical size. A Type I card fits into a Type II slot.

A Type I fits into a Type III slot. BUT a Type III cannot fit into a Type I or Type II slot. Also a Type II does not fit into a Type I slot.

Here are the Specs for the cards dimensions Type I: The first standard of cards Dimensions: 85.6mm x 54.0mm x 3.3mm Type II: The second standard of cards Dimensions: 85.6mm x 54.0mm x 5.0mm Type III: The third standard of cards – this is PCMCIA (Laptop) Dimensions: 85.6mm x 54.0mm x 10.5mm. I run Windows XP, does it matter if I format my Flash card in FAT 12, 16 or 32?