Canon PowerShot A520 Digital Camera "cards protect switch" Questions

protect from your SD Card. This is a easy fix and won't take a minute. First remove your SD Card from your device. You will see on the side of the SD Card that there is a small switch. If your SD Card

cards have a slide switch along one edge. The position farthest from the contacts locks the card, protecting it from writes. The position nearest the contacts unlocks the card. If the image is locked,

...protect switch for old 3.5" floppy disks, if you remember what those are. Check also to see if you can write files to your card through your computer. The card could be defective, which may also give ...

...switch on the side of the card is unlocked. Your camera may just want you to format the card in the camera. Download any pics from it first using a card reader if necessary. How can I delete a ...

...possition and the card should be unlocked Change the memory card lock switch to the normal setting Good luck.... try turning it off and doing it then if not then try to protect them ant take it ...

...protect, but my camera then says the card is locked - it won't let me do anything else!?! How can I access the unprotect all images screen? Thanks. Take the memory card out of the camera. Look at it ...

...cards. Is there any solution? Thank you .. Hello Ok, here is something you can try: In your case the problem is not with the card but rather with your camera's card reader. This is a rather hard ...

...cards have a little switch on the card that can write protect or "lock" it. Take the card out of the camera and check this switch. To unlock it, it should be moved towards the edge of the card which ...

cards with the same issue. Hello Wingerc In your case the problem is not with the card but rather with your camera's card reader. This is a rather hard problem to fix yourself but here is what you can

...protect read switch within the camera was enough to slide it about 90%, resulting in a "card locked!" warning. My solution was to glue the tab in the read-write unlocked position, which is likely a ...