Ok but Im new to this so in device manager is it located under sd host
adapters? if not then where, if so do I completely remove then reinstall?

"Richard Urban" wrote:

Go into Device Manager and remove each of the drives associated with the
slot reader. Reboot. See if the various drives are redetected correctly this
time. If not it could be that the reader has gone south. External readers
only cost about $20.00 and is way cheaper than having the computer rep[aired
by the manufacturer.

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Richard Urban
Microsoft MVP
Windows Desktop Experience



"GIA08" wrote in message
...
Sorry, tried that, got nowhere. Even called Toshiba technical support,
they
couldn't find anything wrong. Their only solution was for me to send it in
to
there technical repair for a charge of $400. and hope that they could
resolve
the issue that way. Otherwise they said it has to be something else.

"Richard Urban" wrote:

I told you what to do! Hint = manufacturers web page.

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Richard Urban
Microsoft MVP
Windows Desktop Experience



"GIA08" wrote in message
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I apologize, I did a complete reinstall using the toshiba drivers back
up
cd.
The reader still doesn't work....

"Richard Urban" wrote:

A computer is rebooted every time it is turned off and back on. Did
you
mean
that you had to reload your operating system due to a major
malfunction?

If so, you also need to install the requisite drivers for your
hardware
to
interface with the operating system. Go to the web page of your
computer
manufacturer and hunt down the drivers for your particular model
computer.

--

Richard Urban
Microsoft MVP
Windows Desktop Experience



"GIA08" wrote in message
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Had to re-boot entire laptop, since then the sd reader slot in
computer
doesn't work. I have tried different cards but when place in slot
nothing
happens. Please help. I have a Toshiba Satalite with Vista home
Premium.