When I put a memory card in my camera, a Sanyo 7.1 Mega Pixel camera from WalMart, it shows the icon for no memory card in. I can take the card out and it works just fine in another camera.

I don't have your camera, and don't know what kind of memory card you have, but many memory cards have a "lock" switch right on the card, easy to flick by accident.

Have you fitted a memory card?
The camera will only take a few photos using its own memory.
It takes: SD Memory Card, SDHC Memory Card , SDXC Memory Cards.
If you have fitted a memory card it may be faulty and you will need to buy another.

SD cards have a write protect switch. Turn the camera off, eject the card, ensure that the lock tab is in the up position as shown in the attached image.

The following require the write protect switch to be in the unlocked position.
IF that doesn't work, put the card in a card reader attached to a PC and delete the files as you would from any folder.
OR
go to your camera's menu to format the card.

Turn down the picture quality and it will require less memory
Example 10 mega pixel camera
change it from 10 Mega pixel to 5 mega pixel

If the computer has the appropriate slot for your card, then the answer is yes.

need more info but usually ir means the memory is full . or the memory card is corrupt. i suggest saving all the pics to your computer then try reformatting the memory card. you can usually do this from the camera itself. you will have to go thru the cameras menu and pick delete all pics and format card.
also check what pixel setting you are using. the higer the pixel setting the lass pics the memory will hold.
however lowering the pixel rating also reduce the quality of the pictures. hope this helps .

try removing the memory card and reinserting it, then power up the camera again.

No.
Take the memory stick out of the camera then connect to the computer. You can then transfer the pictures from the camera to the computer.
Alternatively, use the camera's copy command to copy the pictures from the internal memory to the memory stick.

do you have an SD memory card slot or a usb cable that hooks you computer to your camera?

Depending on the Operating System, Win 98 is a pain when it comes to using usb devices, XP is good (excellent when it has an internet connection).

Please contact me with more specific details, thnx!

Hey fredabel,
The number of frames you get on your camera is per Mega pixel. Mega pixel is the resolution of your images and the higher the resolution the more memory your image will take. Your camera comes with a maximum resolution of 7 megapixels which on average takes 4.4mb of memory. Your camera has 32mb of internal memory, but can and should be upgraded with a memory card which you can get with many different storage capacity's. With just the internal memory and your camera set to maximum resolution you would get 7.3 images.
Sincerely,
Allan
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