Windows 10 Screen Recorder Supported Video Card

The card works as described on my windows 10 machine.

I had to replace my i-9900 since it is not supported by Windows 10/11 and I've finally given up on keeping the old laptop that had older versions. Loved that printer, but it has basically become a brick. I regularly print larger prints (11x17 and 13x19), photos, art, cad layouts, so the pro-200 fit the bill without being excessively expensive. Hope this one lasts 10+ years like the i-9900. The art and photos I've printed so far have all printed wonderfully (watercolor and glossy photo paper)

It works good with MS C++ 2015 under windows 10, with Video For Windows (vfw32.lib)

It works by just plugging in without any config on Windows 10, and has excellent video quality.

The printer is not supported by my (1 month old) HP Windows 11 computer

I'm sure if you are using this SD card in a camera or in a Windows 10/11 installed computer, then you are going to just plug and play. However. if you are planning on installing this in a Linux machine, you should be aware that you may be in store for a bit of work to make Linux play with this storage device the way you want it to. In my case I installed this SD card in a laptop running Pop OS! Linux and it required formatting to ext4, partitioning and manually editing the /etc/fsck table to make it work the way I wanted. This is specific to the Linux distro I'm using and it is NOT an issue with the SD card. Once I finished getting Linux to play nice with the SanDisk card, it has worked flawlessly with the Back In Time disk backup utility and I'm very pleased with the SD card's capacity and performance.

I got this for a PC that had no free slots for a 10 gigabit Ethernet card. It installed automatically on Windows 10 and has been perfectly reliable for the first couple weeks. Very solid performance at 5 gigabit.

I bought this to replace my older Sony card reader which wasn't compatible with windows 10, the Lexar reader is perfect. It is fast, sturdy and it does the job well. I highly recommend it.

After purchasing the Canon R5 body I needed a new card reader for the CFexpress card. The card does get warm and I try not to leave the cards in the reader any longer that needed. The only problem I had was when I had a Lexar SD/ Compact Flash card reader also plugged into the Windows 10 computer. I ended up having to unplug the Lexar card reader and reboot the computer. I do not know if that is a card reader issue or just a computer issue. The reader unloads the card very fast. The other item I saw on another review of card readers is I can't eject the card from Windows 10. I have to pull the card out. Not sure if that will damage the card in the long run but I have been doing that for years on my Compact Flash cards with no issues.

We use this card in 40+ windows 10 pro boxes. They are very stable. For backups, they run 12 hours X 5 days per week. The software [Panopto and OBS Studio] seems to run Great. The only complaint is somewhere in the mix, they sometimes lose Audio for no apparent reason. Rebooting usually fixes it.