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Re: I have the toshiba satellite L670 laptop do I need a...
Depends these models are can be custom made. If this is no card reader slots on the outside/back of it then yes. But spending $10 for a USB reader isn't that bad. (newegg)
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Make sure the drive for SD reader is installed. go to my computer and see if you can see the card if you cannot see the card - right click on my computer and and choose properties next chse hardware then device see if you can see the driver for the SD card (if there is a "!" on that device driver download the driver from the internet (sd card manufacturer)
http://us.toshiba.com/computers/laptops/satellite/L670/L675D-S7107/ is the link for the s7107 and http://us.toshiba.com/computers/laptops/satellite/L670/L675D-S7100/ for the s7100
the s7107 is better out of the two because of the better processor and it has a blu ray drive BUT if you dont need the blu ray drive save the 120 dollar difference and get the s7100 as for the price difference you wont notice much if any difference in speed with the processor also on the right of the page look at the ones near the bottom that have the intel i3m processor for around the same price its much better
next to the F1 key and the windows key (2nd upper key and second to last key) are two screws, usually under some covering. unscrew and lift top edge of the keyboard towards the trackpad to lay face down. Undo the wire ribbon by lifting the grey or brown tabs and remove ribbon and keyboard. Then install the new keyboard by inserting the ribbon on the place. Lock down with the tabs and put the plastic prongs (close to the space bar) into the laptop body first, and then close keyboard onto the final position. screw back in and thats all. [email protected] for any additional questions.
Normally you'd just be able to open My Computer, and plug the card in to the built in slot, and it would pop up as the next available drive letter. If the internal slot is missing or inoperative, you could buy a cheap MMC to USB adapter, plug the card into the adapter, and the adapter into a USB slot.
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