I would like to add a SD card reader/writer (which reads/writes several storage card formats and provides an extra USB port) to in Intel NUC. The problem is the card reader is suppose to plug into a 9 pin USB header on the motherboard, and the NUCs do not have this feature. So I purchased a 9 pin to male USB adapter cable. When I plug it in to my Win10 NUC, it creates 4 new "drives". But when I insert either an SD card or a USB jump drive, the 4 new 'drives' disappear.
The fundamental question is: am I wasting my time with the 9 pin to male USB adapter cable, or should this cable serve the same purpose as plugging the female 9 pin connector for the card reader onto a male 9 pin connector on a motherboard?
And I did check the wiring on the adapter cable from pin to pin, and everything seems to be good.
The fundamental question is: am I wasting my time with the 9 pin to male USB adapter cable, or should this cable serve the same purpose as plugging the female 9 pin connector for the card reader onto a male 9 pin connector on a motherboard?
And I did check the wiring on the adapter cable from pin to pin, and everything seems to be good.
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