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The JMicron PCIe SDMMC Host Controller is a device driver used for enabling communication between the operating system (such as Windows) and a JMicron-based SD (Secure Digital) card reader or MMC (MultiMediaCard) reader that is connected via PCI Express (PCIe). This controller allows the system to recognize and interact with SD or MMC cards, such as those used in digital cameras, smartphones, or other devices.

What is the JMicron PCIe SDMMC Host Controller Driver?

How to Install the JMicron PCIe SDMMC Host Controller Driver on Windows

Method 1: Install via Windows Update (Automatic)

Windows usually tries to automatically install drivers for connected devices, including SD card readers.

  1. Connect the SD/MMC reader to your computer if it’s not already connected.
  2. Open Device Manager (press Win + X and select Device Manager).
  3. Look for any device listed under "Other devices" or "Storage controllers" with a yellow exclamation mark indicating missing drivers.
  4. Right-click on the device and select Update driver.
  5. Choose Search automatically for updated driver software. Windows will search the web (including Windows Update) for the appropriate driver.
  6. Follow the prompts to install the driver if found.

Method 2: Manually Install the Driver

If Windows Update does not find the correct driver, you can manually download and install the JMicron driver from the official JMicron website or from your motherboard's support page (if your system has an integrated SD/MMC reader).

  1. Download the driver:

    • Go to the JMicron website: https://www.jmicrontech.com/
    • Find the driver for your specific card reader model or check your motherboard manufacturer's website for the latest drivers for your system.
  2. Install the driver:

    • Once the driver is downloaded, open the Device Manager (press Win + X > Device Manager).
    • Find your JMicron PCIe SDMMC Host Controller under Storage Controllers or Other Devices.
    • Right-click and select Update Driver.
    • Choose Browse my computer for driver software.
    • Select the folder where you downloaded the driver and proceed with the installation.
  3. Restart your computer if necessary.

Method 3: Use Driver Update Software

If you're unsure about which driver to download, you can use third-party driver update tools, such as:

These tools scan your system for outdated or missing drivers and attempt to update them automatically.

Troubleshooting

Conclusion

The JMicron PCIe SDMMC Host Controller driver is essential for allowing Windows to recognize and communicate with SD/MMC card readers. By either relying on automatic Windows updates or manually downloading the driver, you should be able to restore functionality to your SD/MMC reader.