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Hi all,

My Mac is not reading an SD card from a digital camera. The card appears on neither the desktop nor in finder. The card works fine in my camera. Any ideas on how to fix this?

Thanks in advance!

Although all 13' and 15' Retina Display MacBook Pro models have an SDXC-capable SD card slot, they do not all use the same physical size SD card storage solutions and it is important to identify your specific model accordingly. (Google 'Bootcamp SD card') Yet it would appear to be a very simple issue to remedy. On all Macbook Air (and Macbook Pro) notebooks running Windows (regardless of version) via a Bootcamp partition, the SD card slot invariably disappears whenever the Macbook goes through a sleep/wakeup cycle. Jan 07, 2020  Mac Pro (2019) has 12 DIMM (memory) slots that support up to 1.5TB of 2933MHz memory when all 12 slots are full using DDR4 ECC DIMMs. 8-core, 12-core, and 16-core Mac Pro models support up to 768GB of memory. Mac notebooks use the USB bus to communicate with the SD card slot and have a maximum speed of up to 480 Mbit/s. Mac desktops use the PCIe bus to communicate with the SD card slot and can transfer data at a faster rate. Apr 18, 2015  Hello! I heard that if you have a micro sd card in the macbook, once it goes to sleep and comes back awake, It won't detect the sd card anymore and to solve. Got a tip for us? Micro SD Slot for my Macbook pro retina mid 2014. Thread starter Exoid; Start date Apr 15, 2015; Sort Posts by Likes Forums.

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Was the card reader working before or did you start having issues only recently?

In the past, it has worked fine. I'm fairly sure I was using the same SD card, too. This problem only came around recently.

Can you clarify what model you have so we can guide you to the needed part you'll need to fix this.

Plug your systems serial number here: EveryMac - Lookup then paste the systems URL so we can see what you have.

I'm having the same issue using my Finepix AX camera, trying to see pics from my Bushnell Trophy cam game camera. Mac Air C02HVR43DRV7

2 days ago I faced a similar іѕѕuе, my Macbook pro stopped reading my SD cards.

I tried I tried everything and nothing worked.

Finally I managed tо fix this problem after getting help from Apple Mac Support

Follow the steps here: http://bit.ly/MacSDcard

It should solve the issue

Goodluck

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What type of power connector do the 'Touch Bar' MacBook Pro models use? Is it compatible with 'MagSafe' power connectors? Are third-party options available?

Unfortunately, the 'Touch Bar' MacBook Pro models are not compatible with any of the 'MagSafe' power connectors that earlier MacBook Pro models use.

Instead, all 13-Inch, 15-Inch, and 16-Inch 'Touch Bar' MacBook Pro models ship, or shipped, with new USB-C based 61 watt (MNF72LL/A), 87 watt (MNF82LL/A), and 96 watt (MX0J2AM/A) power adapters, respectively. You can use these power adapters in any of the notebook's Thunderbolt 3 ports to charge it.

Sadly, these power adapters do not disconnect cleanly when tugged like magnet-equipped MagSafe power connectors. They are not compatible with any earlier Mac notebooks or iOS devices, either.

Griffin offers a 'BreakSafe' magnetic USB-C power cable replacement that safely disconnects when under strain, just like MagSafe. It will work on all 'Touch Bar' MacBook Pro models, but because it only provides 60 watts of power, note that it will charge more slowly than the default power adapters, particularly on the 15-Inch and 16-Inch models.

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If you're remotely clumsy, or are ever around anyone else who is clumsy, or have pets, the Griffin BreakSafe -- which is available from site sponsor OWC and other resellers -- is a wise investment for these MacBook Pro models. It does mean sacrificing some charge speed, but that is a small price to pay for most users.

How do you use an SD card with the 'Touch Bar' MacBook Pro? What is the best option?

Unlike the previous 'Retina' MacBook Pro models, which have a built-in SD card slot, the 'Touch Bar' MacBook Pro lineup does not support SD cards by default. Apple does not make a compatible USB-C based adapter, either.

However, other companies do make USB-C SD card readers that are compatible with the 'Touch Bar' MacBook Pro models. Two inexpensive options that support a variety of camera cards -- including, but not limited to just SD cards -- are available from Tripp Lite and Kanex.

Photo Credit: Trip-Lite (Left), Kanex (Right)

More premium options, from Satechi, include either three 'traditional' USB 3.0 (Type A) ports or two 'traditional' USB 3.0 ports and one USB-C port for charging as well as an SD card slot and a Micro SD card slot housed in attractive, aluminum cases that are color matched to each 'Touch Bar' MacBook Pro.

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In the US, site sponsor OWC sells the Tripp Lite USB Type-C Multi-Drive Card Reader.

In Australia, site sponsor Macfixit sells Satechi Type-C USB 3.0 Combo Hub options.

How do you connect the 'Touch Bar' MacBook Pro to a wired Ethernet network? Is it even possible?

Although the 'Touch Bar' MacBook Pro models have built-in 802.11ac Wi-Fi, they do not have a built-in Ethernet port.

However, it is possible to connect a 'Touch Bar' MacBook Pro to a wired Ethernet network with a third-party USB-C or Thunderbolt 3 adapter.

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A couple of quality Ethernet options are available from Macally -- a simple USB-C to Gigabit Ethernet adapter and a USB-C to USB-A Hub that provides three 'old-style' USB-A (USB 3.0) ports and a Gigabit Ethernet port.

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For seriously fast connectivity, OWC also sells its own brand Thunderbolt 3 10G Ethernet Adapter that makes it possible to connect one of these MacBook Pro models to a high-performance wired network up to ten times faster than Gigabit Ethernet.

Site sponsor OWC sells these Ethernet adapters as well as a variety of other third-party USB-C adapters that may be of interest.

Who designed the 'Touch Bar' MacBook Pro?

Apple's industrial design for many years has been performed entirely in-house by Apple's Industrial Design Group, led by Jonathan Ive.

Where can I buy a 'Touch Bar' MacBook Pro?

In the United States, you can purchase a 'Touch Bar' MacBook Pro directly from Apple, but doing so often will require you to pay sales tax, which easily can exceed US$100.

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Site sponsor TechHeadQuarters has a solid selection of used MacBook Pro models at reasonable prices.

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What are the custom configuration options for the 'Touch Bar' MacBook Pro models?

The 'Touch Bar' MacBook Pro models can -- or could -- be custom configured at the time of purchase with faster processors, additional RAM, and higher capacity SSD storage:

13-Inch 'Touch Bar' MacBook Pro Custom Configuration Options

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16-Inch 'Touch Bar' MacBook Pro Custom Configuration Options

If you are interested in a faster processor, more RAM, or a higher capacity SSD, these systems should be upgraded at the time of purchase as it is impossible to later upgrade the processor or RAM. It is impossible to upgrade the SSD in the 13-Inch, 15-Inch, and 16-Inch models with a 'Touch Bar,' too. Although it will not be easy, it might be possible to upgrade the storage in the 'non-Touch Bar' MacBook Pro models.

If it is important to you to be able upgrade the SSD after purchase, you might prefer to purchase an earlier 13-Inch or 15-Inch 'Retina Display' MacBook Pro as they all have upgradable storage and are significantly less expensive, as well.

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