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Asked by jiiins2 in Windows XP Operating System, Removable Backup Media
Hi,
I just purchased a 8GB SDHC card that came with an USB card reader (SDHC compatible). When I plug the empty card reader into any of my two XP SP3, the system recognizes it and assigns a drive letter as expected. When I plug the SDHC card into the reader though, the drive letter disappears and then appears again for a second repeatedly, and the system becomes somewhat unstable until I pull the card out. This problem doesn't occur with an old 512MB SD card.
I googled a lot about this problem but I couldn't find any right solution even though there are many hints around that XP sometimes can't properly handle large capacity cards. The various MS fixes are already included in SP3 so they don't apply. The card reader is generic and I can't find any drivers for it, but I suspect is more of an XP issue.
Any clues?
Thanks a lot!
Jay
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