Windows 10: In Windows 10, Card reader will not upload photos

My SD card is not being read. Says there is nothing on them. The stick card reader fails to work also.

This has become an issue the last month. I receive an error message from Microsoft.

says Nikon d5600 (G' is currently in use. Save any open files. If you choose to continue files will be closed.

I ejected the card it says, can be safely removed Windows host process (Rundll32) . Now i put a cannon card reader in and it thiks its a Nikon still. HELP!!



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card reader

Hi Sam,

To isolate this concern, have you tried adding the card reader to folder as the source file in Photo app? If no, please add it by following the steps below:

• Open Photo app.
• Go to Settings.
• Click Add a folder under Sources.
• Choose the card reader folder.
• Click Add this folder to Pictures.

Once done, please check if you can now access the card reader photos.

Keep us posted.

 

Windows10 Photo app and card reader

When I upgrader to Windows 10 my SD card reader did not work. I have updated thedriver and it is now readable however when I insert a card the photo app launches but a dialoge box launches telling me to connect a device. which suggests the app cannot see
the card reader. Any ideas why

 

problems uploading photos from SD card or camera

Hi

You shouldn't need to do any cutting and pasting.

Plug in your Camera or Card Reader Via USB

Then: Windows System>Scroll Down to>This PC>Where you should find your Camera Card listed as Removable Drive 'G'

Click: on this Hard Drive Symbol and DCIM comes up, then Click: on DCIM and 100SSCAM comes up Click: on 100SSCAM and all your Photos should appear (Maybe as Listed View) but if you Click: on the Tiny Thumbnail, at the Bottom Right, the Listed View them Changes into 'Thumbnails' or you can go back to listed view by Clicking: the Tiny Symbol next to the Thumbnail one.

So the First thing to do, is to Change the Listed View into 'Thumbnails' and if you want 'Bigger' or 'Smaller' 'Thumbnails' Click: View at the Top Of the Screen, where you can then Select the Sizes Available.

So having Changed the Listed View into 'Thumbnails' You can 'Drag and Drop' them into either Pictures, or another Folder or Sub-Folder of your Choice.

That way you also get to Choose the Photos that go in What Folder and as such you can also leave out the ones that you don't want.