computer help

  • kooty
    Keymaster
    1 hour 15 mins to the Pond
    Posts: 18101
    #684478

    Lots of guys on Mille Lacs could have used one of these on Sunday morning. It was humorous watching them re-anchor though.

    abster71
    crawford county WI
    Posts: 819
    #206731

    Can any one help me not sure what’s going on I can no longer view sd cards on computer keeps coming up with format yes or no I just cleared all cards and formated now I have pics and can’t view only on digital camera. Help?

    zimmy101
    Hager City Wisconsin
    Posts: 946
    #91735

    I’m trying to understand your predicament but not sure what you are saying??? Either I’m VERY TIRED or you could place a period between sentences so I can read what your asking?? Not trying to be rude but a little confused on the problem!

    Anonymous
    Guest
    Posts:
    #91746

    there is a small locking slide on the card somewhere, move to “unlock” has worked for me b 4

    dylan1123
    wisconsin
    Posts: 125
    #91750

    it happened to us to we got a card reader…thats starting not to work so were gonna take a compture to best buy to get it fixed

    jrrendler
    Mantorville, MN
    Posts: 341
    #91830

    I have had this same problem. Fixed it by getting one of those thumb (or jump) drivers where you can put the Sd card into it and then plug in the thumb drive. Never have a problem that way….don’t ask me why but it works.

    Brad Juaire
    Maple Grove, MN
    Posts: 6101
    #92150

    Has this card worked before? Is your card a SDHC (secure digital high capacity) and your card reader only SD compatible? SDHC cards can only be read by a SDHC card reader. SD cards on the other hand can be read in either SD or SDHC card readers. The difference between the two cards is storage capacity. SD cards are up to 4GB and SDHC is 4GB and higher. Because of the larger storage in SDHC cards, they can write quicker than SD cards.

    Is your card reader built into your computer? If so, you may want to consider purchasing an external card reader and testing your card(s). They are pretty cheap (less than $15). That way you could pinpoint on whether it’s a hardware issue or a corrupted SD/SDHC card.

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