I would like to install a internal card reader with a usb port.

Try driver download from her http://www.startech.com/Cards-Adapters/USB-3.0/Cards/2-Port-PCI-SuperSpeed-USB-3-Adapter-Card-with-SATA-Power~PCIUSB3S22

Although I dont understand your statement " will not read a card reader" since you state a problem with the Syba Infozone cable.
Is the problen your USB 3 port or the Syba cable.

You need to get another USB cable to get the photos off the camera.
If the photos are stored an a removable SD memory card then you can remove the memory card and insert it into an USB memory card reader and plug the card reader into the USB port of your computer and then copy the photos to your computer.

what service pack froom MS have you downloaded and installed? Sounds like the SM BUS DRIVER ARE MISSING. Install SP3 AND LET ME KNOW.

Your reader/writer is set up for use on 2 USB ports (hence the 9 pin connector), one port for the reader and one for the externak USB port. This has nothing to do with the port version. The long and short of it is you need a card with a matching internal header. NEVER break off a pin! Some of these headers have reversed connectons so you probably broke of one of the data pins and runed that header's ability. Typically the readers like you have come with several cables, so that they can match the headers you have available. Older motherboards and add on USB cards did not use standardized header configurations aas you seem to have found out. Your best bet at this point is contact the manufacturer of the reader and find out what brand of add on USB cards they recommend and go with that. AND AGAIN NEVER REMOVE ANY PINS FROM A HEADER !!!

I managed to install a card reader on my Dell Dimension 8200.

The main problem is that the Dell motherboard does not have the correct USB pin. This is a 9-pin MoBo USB header.

The quick answer is I installed a USB card with an internal port.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Unbranded-USB-2-0-PCI-Card/dp/B00066LPA2/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1264968643&sr=1-6

Secondly I reverse mounted a powered 4-port USB hub in the spare 3.5" bay.

http://www.cablecity.co.uk/product_info.php?products_id=1149&ref=6


Third, I purchased 2 USB 5 pin male to usb leads...

http://www.amazon.co.uk/v2-0-Male-Motherboard-Header-Connector/dp/B000QC7NKM/ref=cm_cr_pr_pb_t

You cannot buy a USB card with 2 internals and do away with the 4 port powered USB hub because the card reader does need to be connected to a powered USB port.

for more info see this...

http://www.mods-n-clocks.co.uk/?p=181

Not sure you have room... they do make a Card Reader that will fit in a Floopy Bay... you would remove the Floopy and Place this in there.
If you have an Open or Usable 5.5 Bay (size of your CD Bay) they make those as well.
Here is a location to see some Internal Readers:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&N=2010010069%201319721986&name=Internal

The memory card reader that you have is most likely running on USB, therefore you will need to plug it in to one of the USB headers on your motherboard. They usually are made for 2 USB ports so the connector for USB is 2 rows, but yours is just flat so it will fit anyway.
The USB plug and cable on the motherboard kind of look like this:

http://www.windowsdevcenter.com/windows/2005/02/23/graphics/figure14.jpg

You did not have to unplug the onboard USB ports.
Your OS should see the card reader and set it up, unless you are using Win98 or WinME. I would plug the onboard USB ports, then restart with the new internal card installed.

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Well, installing an internal card reader without a spot on the motherboard, is a little hard to do. I would suggest buying an external card reader. They are a little cheaper, and a lot easier to setup and use, since they just connect to a USB port which all computers have.

I would recomend installing the card reader this way. Shut off all programs that you don't need during the start up. When the card reader installs its kind of touchy, froze my computer a few times.

If you have blue 9 pin usb headers on your motherboard, consult your manual for this, or google it. Take the 5 pin connector, find the side with the red wire, face that side away from the side of the blue header with a missing pin. Make sure you connected to the row with 5 pins. After that you should be able to power up your computer and it will work.

If your computer doesn't reconize the card reader use the cd it came with.