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• HP Pavilion HPE h8-1150z CTO D: which USB-3 PCI Card

  I would like to upgrade computer (add) USB-3 to my existing. Which USB-3 PCI card (make and model) would be compatible with my computer?   Is there anything that should be avoided?   The card may only be installed or is there some other changes/upgrades necessary to make it work correctly?

  #HPExpertDay

  Yes, you can add USB 3.0, but it would work in 2.0 as the motherboard must be able to do.

  So you would need a powered USB hub.

• What USB 3.0 card is needed for the HP Pavilion 6370t?

  What is needed for the HP Pavilion 6370 t USB 3.0 card?

  Hi Fasteagle,

  HP sells USB 3.0 PCI-E x 1 cards.  I have one in my HP e9280t.

• PDA, USB (Solar Express Card CF) host

  Not sure of the interest.  But I tried the new Solar Express Compact Flash USB host card (currently in an IPAQ 210 PDA running WinMobile 6).

  It worked like a charm with LabView PDA DAQbase code example and NI USB-6009 case.

  I really bought this for use in an accommodation not USB - PDA and will try in an Axim X50v.

  For the record the IPAQ 210 has a built-in feature, USB Host but initially good cables were not available, these are now available and the USB-6009 case work with them.  Unfortunately, I could only to work if the route cables through a USB-mini first hub.  This is not necessary with the card see

  In the CF and the native IPAQ USB accommodation, no additional power supply is required to run the 6009, although I still have to check the battery consumption.  The solar Express card comes with a cable USB Y-joint, which allows the additional power supply accessory on USB.  The card CF itself, I think, is limited to 200 my draw.

  See below links for the solar Express product.

  http://www.twin-paradox.com/SEPDA.html

  http://www.lightconecorp.net/blog/

  I think it works well for the price of $85.  And seems to work with many older PDA, which is good for the fans and those who, like me, with the 'old' unused who hang out.

  -Al

  Hi Al,.

  Thanks for all the Info!   Should certainly be of interest to a number of people!

  See you soon,.

• USB TV Tuner card

  I have a USB tv tuner card, all the drivers are installed and works with the included software, WMC doesn't 'see', says I have no signal, is there a fix so it will work with WCM or what I need to buy a different tuner?

  What exact model do you have?

• I want to buy the usb 3.0 card and the wi - fi card for Pavilion Slimline s3760 form factor

  Please help me to locate the internal usb 3.0 card and the card WiFi for Pavilion slimline s3760. There been no wi - fi internal catd and usb 2.0 when I bought in 2009.  It is a small form factor of the cabinet, and so the cards normal donot enter. Also, will there be enough slots for the latter.

  Sorry for all the posts! Take a look at this one:

  http://www.Amazon.com/Koutech-SuperSpeed-adapter-low-profile-brackets/DP/B005FM8P3W/ref=sr_1_12?ie=UTF8&QID=1342556028&SR=8-12&keywords=low+profile+PCI+USB

  Here, it's to Koutech:

  http://www.koutech.com/prodDetail.asp?LineNumber=525

• Alcor micro usb 2.0 card reader works only on windows 7

  Hello!!!

  My alcor micro usb 2.0 card suddenly reader has stopped working on my asus laptop yesterday, when I tried to insert my SD memory card that it just shown for a few seconds, and then he disappeared under the "My computer" window, I checked on 'device manager' and there is a yellow triangle with an exclamation point above and under device status , I get this message: "Windows cannot load the driver for this hardware device because a previous instance of the device driver is still in memory. (Code 38) »
  What I've tried so far:
  Uninstall/reinstall the driver (no need to update when he says that it is the most recent driver)
  Tried the microsoft tool to 'Fix' and it just says: "the problem was found, but changes could have been applied properly.
  Remove the battery from the laptop
  Tried to use my drive to SD memory on another computer and it works perfectly
  Here's something odd: I have win 7 and win 8 dualboot customer overview, I started victory 8 Overview client and inserted the SD memory card and it works beautifully.
  It also seems to work just fine when I boot using the 'safe mode' SD card is fully recognised.
  I would be grateful if you can help me please, I don't know what else to do.
  Features of my laptop:
  ASUS UL80Jt
  Windows 7 64-bit Sp1
  Intel core i3 cpu
  4 GB of ram
  Thanks in advance

  If it is recognized in safe mode you should perform a clean boot to try and isolated the program that is causing the problem.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929135

• e9280t cannot start with the USB 3.0 card (tried several providers) new version of BIOS e9280t necessary

  Hello...

  I bought a new e9280t year last on the HP site complete with 9 GB of memory (now 16), Blu-ray/DVD writer & reader, tuner TV digital Hauppauge, ATI Radeon 4850 video card bi-ecrans, etc... Since then, I've added more memory and a Firewire 400/800 3 card. His running Win 7 Pro (sp1) and the BIOS is v5.29.

  I bought an external drive to USB 3.0 WD (3 TB) and a StarTech USB 3.0 card (Amazon.com). After installing a USB 3.0 card, the system would be powered on for a second then die and then do it again a few seconds later and the cycle continues until the power cord was pulled. Then, I pulled the USB 2.0 card and tried again only to have the same results. The only cards that remained in the system during the trial was the ATI card and the TV Hauppuage card.

  Thinking that the problem was with the USB 3.0 card, I bought another provider (Rocketfish of BestBuy) and installed. The same problem as with the other card USB 3.0, the system does not start.

  No software driver or other changes have been made to the system before installation tent (according to the vendor's installation instructions).

  Given that all failures occur during the power first sequence and cards have been tried with and without power tied to them, that the problem cannot be fixed with an upgrade of the BIOS for the motherboard of TRUCKEE. I could be wrong, but I'm going on 30 years of experience of material as my framework for this review.

  If anyone else has this same problem, it would be good to rally them around and see if HP notice us.

  Thank you

  Norm

  I upgraded my power supply 650w (thermal take) and it all works - USB 3 controller (Koutech Dual Channel SuperSpeed USB 3.0 PCI Express Card (2 x internal) model IO-PEU232) - he also has a SATA power connector, but it works very well with just a power bus.
  -also updates card reader (put it in the 2nd DVD Bay): internal Koutech IO-RCM630 Multi-in-1 USB 3.0 SuperSpeed Front Panel card reader with a USB 3.0 Port (3.5 ")

• XPS 8300 cannot see USB 3.0 card

  "Late 2010" Dell card mother 0Y2MRG, Bios A06. New installation of Windows 7, all updates applied. Latest chipset drivers.

  I tried 2 different cards USB 3.0 PCIe with the same result. There is no indication in Device Manager. No question mark or exclamation points. Just don't register. Cannot install drivers because there is no device. Tried different slots, same result. BIOS has limited options, and none seem to solve anything in this regard. Anyone who encountered this? It seems that many XPS 8300 users have installed the USB 3.0 card. I've only met one or two references to this problem without solution listed.

  I solved the problem. I used a card specified as PCIe 2.0 with a NEC (Renesas) chip. I have installed the drivers first, plugged the card in a rejoiced when I saw set up a new device after Windows starts. Works very well. No conflicts. Installation went exactly as you would expect any PCIe card. 3 USB devices operate normally and one obviously higher speed than USB 2. I have not tested officially yet.

  It's the map: Silverstone Tek PCI Express Card 2 x USB 3.0 Ports external and internal 19 pins of the Dual-Port (EC04-P)

  Apparently the Dell motherboard is picky. I don't know if the question was specific 2.0 PCIe or if he liked the NEC chip. Or both.

• A usb 3.0 card can be upgraded to the HP Pavilion Elite e9150t CTO desktop computer?

  I have a HP Pavilion Elite e9150t CTO Office, which has been upgraded to Win7 64-bit.  Could I move to the newer and faster usb 3.0 by purchasing and installing a card with usb ports?

  Hello

  Based on the following specifications, it has a few free PCIe connectors:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c01792852

  You can add a card PCIe USB 3.0 on your computer such as:

  http://www.eBay.com.au/BHP/USB-3-0-PCI-e-card

  Kind regards.

• Satellite 1900-803: Hi-Speed USB 2.0 card does not work

  I have a portable satellite 1900-803. I recently bought and installed a Belkin Hi-Speed USB 2.0 Notebook Card, but it does not work. Manual of the card says that after the successful installation, I'd see a second 'USB bus controllers' heading which I did not. I even it was replaced by another one thinking that there could be some problems with the drivers, but it still does not work. whenever I plug in a device such as an mp3 player, a digital camera or a usb storage device, windows locks all of a sudden upward, won't move the cursor, the function ctrl-alt-del does not work and the worst of it, I can't turn off the machine!

  the map shows that it runs on any 32-bit location.

  I have the manual and the Device Manager to see if mine is a 32-bit, but I don't really know. This is probably the reason why it doesn't work? or is there another reason to make it work not? If this is the reason why, is there a way where I can upgrade my laptop's pc card slot to make it work?

  Help, please.

  I posted this question yesterday morning and did not get a single response. is it because it has to do with an older laptop? Please, someone, help...

  Post edited by: wes0702

  Hello

  Have you checked the Bios? I guess that the Bios Toshiba was preinstalled on your laptop. Am I wrong? There should be an option to change the PC Card controller mode.

  Here, you can change the mode of the automatic selection, CCIP compatible controller or card bus/16-bit.
  If the card supports 32-bit so you should use the 16-bit option.

  I think you should play a little with this option and possibly that the card will work.

• Z210 Convertible Minitowers: Z210: a USB 3.0 card 4 ports compatible?

  I have an Z210 convertible minitour, who currently holds the HP 2 port USB3 SuperSpeed card that is based on the older NEC chipset. It sits in the Slot 3, a PCIe2x1 slot.

  I know that the NEC chipset is pretty old now. But the real problem is that I need a few USB3 ports. I saw a thread here that has considered this question, but does not really all specific maps, and it was related to the Z400, another machine.

  I have had a look and it seems that many tech enterprise vendors offer a card, the CP-4PTU USB 3.0 4-Port PCI Express Card (PG0480) anyone know if it will work in the Z210? Other possible cards?

  TIA!

  Map of NEC had two exits USB3.  HP went with a 4 ports TI chipset based '2 + 2' PCIe card for Z400/Z600/Z800 workstations.  The 2 + 2 means two aft and two if you want to forward.  Z620/Z820 integrated this same TI chip on the motherboard.  Thus, drivers for chips Z620 TI of these workstations work very well for the card on motherboard both chipsets on PCIe.

  I use these TI cards based on my workstation xw6400 and xw6600... they work very well, and I plug them into the second port of PCIe x 16 spare for the max bandwidth of PCIe type II location in the xw6600.  The xw6400 has no connectors all PCIe gen II, however.

  The rear bottom of basket of the map has two ports for two accessories USB 3.0, and there is an addition of port Unified on the map (front) which you can plug a double cable end adding two more USB 3.0 ports (front).  I love the face cards Akasa... high quality and more than enough before long.  They have one that fits great in the floppy bay area and also one for the wider Bay optical since many work stations now do not have a floppy bay site.

  These cards must be powered with a good 5V power from a SATA power supply or a power Molex adapter... do not load software until you give it only + 5V power because some parts will be not visible by the installation program until they are turned on with adequate power.  + 5VDC is not upward on the map of the PCIe slot... only of the power cable.  I'm actually using an adapter less amperage from the floppy power plugs in my xw workstations, but for higher use AGP, I would recommend the spare Molex or SATA Adapter approach.  You can find these like a map without adapter via eBay sometimes... the complete kit of HP is about 50,00.  Search with google for QT587AA for the complete kit of HP.

  What you don't want to... version 2 ports of NEC.  It is the + 5V power supply to the back of the map that you see here, and only two USB 3.0 ports are possible.  This is in contrast to the version of TI chipset below this image of the NEC version:

  

  The TI version is below... There the power plug at the top and the front port double its rear end, below these two capacitors:

  

  You will see that the front bay Akasa kits include a single outlet that feeds on the back of the card via two cables on two USB3 ports.  Eventually you throw this little adapter that see you at the bottom of the picture near the Middle, generally.

  Here is the HP part number, you can use to search on eBay... you'll usually only find the card on eBay, not kit.  HP power supply cable can be very useful to have, and I've seen those if you buy the kit from HP directly.  Otherwise, you will have to dink with other adapters.  The latest drivers are easier to find on the site of HP Z620 drivers.  Part of HP for the card number is only 661320-001.

• Maximize battery life flash by using the Scriptures of sector size file. USB and SD card storage limits Cap

  I use the sbRIO-9636 with 512 MB of non-volatile storage (Flash I presume?).  I'm not find the size of the sector in the Spec Docs, I found it, and Measurement & Automation Explorer does not display it no more, and I can't find one physical property of RT to make it.  I built a utility 'RIO leader Writer"for the text written to the buffer until the sector size is full or until the file is closed using the VI, but it would be useful to know the sector size.  For now, I'll assume 32 KB as I read the 9606 uses 16 k with its 256 MB drive.

  I have attached the utility (a single LV 2012 (VI) in case someone else would be useful.  I promise you there better performance or memory efficient, but its purpose was to save the Flash of my application, which supports the recording of data CAN (1000 + packets/sec) to the file, and it does that very well.  I continued to save the CAN data without it, with each written separately CAN package (~ 40 characters / record log, or ~ 820 written by sector of 32 KB), I probably would have started to lose areas in the next few weeks was not that of wear levelling - maybe even with wear leveling.  With that, life shouldn't be a problem (although the ability remains one, I can switch to USB storage if it is).

  Come to think of it, this can help with all the data being quickly to any player, as all readers use sectors (or blocks of sectors), assuming that you can sacrifice the RAM requirements to register your system hard disk (or to).

  Storage issues more:  What is the limit of the capacity of the SD and USB function storage on the sbRIO-9636 map?  The specification mentions support SDHC, but does not say specifically THAT SDXC is not supported.  It does support the monstrously huge SDXC cards or the max for SDHC (32 GB)?  In addition, with SD and USB storage, is size of block review?  LabVIEW has a property, I can read for all this that I don't see?

  Thank you!

  Erik Ledding

  Test Engineer

  Sub-zero, Inc..

  Hi Erik,

  I was wrong, we have a LabVIEW function that will find the size of area for a specific drive, it's the Get Volume Info.vi (link). You can run this VI and the flash drive on the sbRIO to find the minimum size of sector for reference entries.

  Regarding external drives to the USB port, I think you are right in your assumption about the limits of FAT16 and FAT32. Keep in mind there are also limits on file size of 2 GB or 3 GB of maximum file size.

  Most of the USB-to-IDE adapters works for the sbRIO (or cRIO), but USB-to-SATA is not supported to work on sbRIO. You can always try to use a SATA-USB HARD drive, but it might not work.

• Using a USB or PCMCIA card standard instead of inside 4965AGN wireless

  
  

  OK so I bought a Linksys WPC100 which is a map of connection Wi - Fi G CardBus PCMCIA cardbus.

  It's interesting in the local BestBuy the majority of (USB and PCMCIA) adapters does not list Vista as one of the systems they support. Also strangely even those with a Vista Certified logo the majority does not list Vista as one of their supported operating systems. Clearly something non-intuitive to be certified Vista or the specifications of the box are usually not correct. I got the list of drivers from the Linksys web site with me and it didn't correlate even as a subset or a superset with certification or registration with the operating system as support of Vista. In fact not a single adapter had all three factors, a driver available on the linksys website, certification and operating system listed as supported. Go to this by now mild frustration I bet on the WPC100. The driver on the disk installed and used the Vista Business card form.

  When the computer is started with the installed card (I did not test the behavior with the night before and sleep or insertion during execution is enough for the moment to say) then the map appears as a second wireless adapter. Connection Manager indicates that the integrated map of AGN is either disabled by the switch hardware or BIOS and Connection Manager does not work. It's OK. At least we know where we are and the connections are not visible by Vista is from the PCMCIA card.

  Unfortunately, problems with the access point has continued so this whole exercise has shown me is that the problem is related to using Vista with the access point and not the hardware or driver (unless the problem is common to both drivers). Thus, one step forward and one step backward. As usual, the real cause of our time wasting is Vista, but for those who have a reason to try, you can install a separate adapter, it's just that you can not use Connection Manager to switch between them on the basis for example, location.

• USB 3.0 card desktop Pavilion Elite HPE - 390t CTO?

  Is there a HP (or other) 3.0 card USB compatible with the Pavilion Elite HPE - 390 t CTO desktop PC?

  Thank you.

  Hello

  Your product, it seems that you should have enough space to expand.

  I suggest you find a USB 3.0 PCIe card to any provider of computer frame.  Here are the instructions on installing a PCIe card (you can start with step 2).

• I installed my USB 2.0 card reader, but I can't find the pictures from my Nikon camera, where can I go?

  My card reader USB for my SD card has a file name? or pictures come up to the high slot "my computer information" if so where? I don't know where to find pictures.  They just don't pop up on the screen, as they do on another computer.  My son is deployed in Germany and I'm using his computer to microsoft. I want to e-mail photos of his 5 daughters for him. It lacks a lot to them, but I get lost in this computer stuff.  Help, please.

  Open computer on the desktop and click on one of the letters (relative to the reader). See who opens with the pictures on it. If any of the letters display pictures, the problem may be that the player does not support cards SDHC.

  And the memory card in the camera is SDHC. If this is the case, you can buy a player that supports the SDHC