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I also have a samsung extreme 16GB SD
and a ultra 64GB one too.
So.. the mac dosent like my 1TB hard drive, nor the others I have (Big Surprise).
I was using windows before as its my proffered platform, so they (HDD's) are formated to what ever the common standerd is.
What Im trying to do is back up a bunch of stuff on the mac onto the 1TB HDD, by taking the SD card putting files from the mac on it, then inserting it into the camera and connecting the camera to the dell via USB (No SD Slot). THEN use the dell as a middel man to Load the files from the SD card onto the hard drive.
At first i had photos on the 16gb sd card and successfully transferred them to the hdd.
Next I placed non photo files of all sorts onto the SD which worked, but when I place them on the Dell it dosent detect anything.
Iv also tried the 64GB SD but it dosent detect anything at all.
I dont wish to reformat the hard drive as when I use it agin it will be on a windows PC.
Iv also had a go at creating a file shearing network between the two, but with no luck.
Do I need to update the software its using to read the card or something?
Note: The Dell dosent have internet connection.
Thank you for reading.. If you made it this far
There is a manufacturer's serial number on SD cards, and there are a number of pages on the 'net that describe how to retrieve it on various mobile devices (including this one). But I need to retrieve it under desktop versions of Windows, and the code that works for mobile versions of Windows doesn't seem to translate.
The question: how do you programmatically retrieve the SD card manufacturer's serial number from an SD card under desktop Windows?
EDIT: From what I gather, this can be done using the DeviceIoControl's IOCTL_SFFDISK_DEVICE_COMMAND to send command 10 from the SD Card specs, but it's unreliable -- it only works with certain non-USB card readers, and only with certain drivers for those readers. That makes it useless for our purposes. Maybe someone else can get some use from the information.
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Well, you could do this using SetupDiXXX api calls (see this Code Project example) or if I'm not mistaken using WMI queries.
I'm not very versatile using WMI queries but I'm sure there's a ton of info on the net about it.
Using the SetupDiXXX methods you can query for present devices of a specific class (you would have to look up the device class for SD cards) and then enumerate through the devices present in the computer, reading the Manufacturer Serial number.
For reference on SetupDiXXX functions, see the following