Just by chance.are you inserting both a SD card and a XQD card into the reader at the same time? I have a Sony reader similar to yours, and its documentation specifically cautions against doing that.

Has anybody here had this problem, and does anybody have any suggestions? I may be doing something really dumb, but HELP!!!!I just upgraded to a Nikon Z6, which uses the XQD. Once driver installation is complete, eject Sony XQD card, wait a few seconds (5-7 seconds), and re-insert. Following instructions below to install the Sony XQD driver (v201). I'm having to sync my camera with my i-phone, and then email the photos to my computer for post processing, and I'm, to say the least, a bit frustrated. If you also have Sony XQD G-Series 120GB+, proceed with the additional steps below Insert Sony XQD G-Series 120GB+ card into the reader.

I've seen this on various internet sites, but my local camera store can't figure it out - he thought maybe I needed to download the latest RAW reader (NEF on a Nikon), but I don't think that's the problem, because I shoot in both RAW (NEF) and. Occasionally, it will download to Dropbox (which is weird, as I didn't think I had a subscription), but now it just gives me an error message that there is no app associated with the USB drive. Get access to all information, keep your product up to date and enjoy great deals. Double click the 'XQDUSBDrvInstallerwin104.exe' file and follow the instructions on the screen. I bought a Sony MRW-E90 Card reader, which has slots for a regular SD card and the XQD. Download the driver installer zip file to your computer and extract the file. I just upgraded to a Nikon Z6, which uses the XQD card format for media storage.

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