Lbr150 smartcard reader drivers - Nfive CardFive Classic Edition (C1700)

go to hp then download the drivers for the smartcard reader on the keyboard

your computer see the card just the same way it see any
other drive it shows icons to represent the files

Thats because thers no card in the camera put
the card in the camera

Did you install the sofrwree bundled with the
camera it might have a viewing & editing program
on the cdrom

Do you mean a card reader????? not sure if the s10e or any model lenovo actually uses a sim card, but if you are referring to the card reader i would imagine that the drivers are not installed for it here is the link to that driver, make sure you select your Operating system and then choose card reader on the list and download and install the newest version of the driver.

In my experience working on laptops is that although 'base system device' can mean a number of things...90% of the time it's referring to a driver needed for a Smartcard reader on your laptop. I'm not sure why when the driver is missing for those it comes up as that, but almost always that's what the missing driver is......go to dell website and try to download the driver for your smartcard (if you have one). As well as a chipset driver.

NMB Dell USB Smart Card Reader Keyboard

Installation checkup If you already have a copy of XP in your hot little hands and you're not sure yet whether your system is compatible, you'll find the XP Setup routine contains built-in compatibility checking. You can save yourself a lot of headaches if you:

• Read the compatibility report which is generated automatically at the beginning of the installation and take note of its findings.
  
• Remove any items that are likely to cause problems. If the compatibility checker finds any likely problems, uninstall or disable any incompatible software and remove any incompatible hardware (if possible) before continuing. Particular software to watch out for is CD burning software, system utilities and antivirus software. Check the manufacturers' sites for updated drivers and software and install them before trying to run XP Setup once more. And watch out for your USB hardware, as XP seems to be particularly finicky about which USB devices it will support. Once again, check the manufacturers' sites for updated drivers.
  
• Abide by any warnings from Windows. I deliberately ignored XP's warning that the USB Smartcard reader I installed was likely to cause problems. The result? A blue screen of death, a series of reboots, and the forced removal of the offending Smartcard reader. (In fact, it gave me a chance to use one of XP's nifty features: Device driver rollback. Worked a treat!)
  

Make sure you can see the Secure Digital host controller and
Texas Instruments PCI GemCore based smartcard controller in the Device Manager. If its missing, re-download the drives from HP.

If you are trying to use a SDHC Memory Card in the reader,
you will need updated Win XP TI drivers as the ones on the HP site
do not support the newer memory cards.

This goes for the nx5000's nx6110's nc6120's and nc6320's.
Updated XP TI drivers are needed


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It depends on which particular reader you are using
All major reader drivers are available online

http://ftp.us.dell.com/input/R148501.EXE
You can download the driver here.  However, it is not compatible with some newer CAC Cards especially with Vista.  If you install the driver and it won't read, you need a new reader.  Sorry.

i have the lost smart card's driver plz send me in mail...

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