Nikon D60 Digital Camera "format compact flash" Questions

...format on the camera, but at the end, always the same message: CHA I assume by "microdrive" you mean the compact flash card - right? Not all compact flash cards will word with the D200 - what is the ...

Compact flash works in a different camera so that isn't the problem. Have tried resetting everything. The problem began when I was or had reformatted a CF. I may have opened or tried to remove it when

...compact flash memory Press and hold the shooting mode and LCD illuminator buttons simultaneously for about two seconds (both buttons are marked "FORMAT" in red). A blinking "For" will appear in the ...

...format i have tried switching compact flash, batteries, lenses but it seems that the broblem is that it doesnt want to format my card what is the solution to this problem This camera allows at most a ...

...Compact Flash memory cards. I purchased a SD/SDHC CF Card Adapter. This Card Adapter, with SDHC card inserted inside, will fit in my Nikon. However, the camera flashes ''For'', which I assume means ...

Compact Flash card used with a Nikon D70. The card was formatted by the camera, and I have used it for a year. I can review the pictures fine on the camera. But when I plug the card into a card reader

...compact flash it told me that the disk in drive H has not been formatted and that I must format it to use it. I can not view the photos on the computer but I can still see them when I put the card ...

Compact flash cards that I just had the camera Format. There is an burn oder coming from either the camera or card.Wanting to put card not formatted with pictures not wanting to loose in camera to see

compact flash shows only 15 pictures available My Nikon D60's 16MB CF only shows that there is room for 15 images. However the camera tells me there are no images on the card and I have downloaded all

format your compact flash card. Or...it may be that you've been bitten by the infamous BGLD problem (Blinking Green Light of Death) that caused my D70 to eventually be replaced by Nikon. Thankfully it