My san disk has some pictures stored in it but when i try to open them on the computer it gives me a message that the file is not supported or has been damaged i really need the pictures how can i get to them..

Hello there,

If the scan disk already have the photo on it, then it is easy to download pictures from it to your computer, all you need to do so is a scan disk trans flash adapter also known as the memory card reader. You will insert your memory card into the scan disk if it is the small memory card. then you connect the scan disk into the computer through the SD slot on the computer and then the computer will read its drivers and then you can open file to view folders on the memory card. from there you will be able to transfer your pictures to the computer.

If your computer does not have the SD slot, then you can use the USB type of memory card reader to carry out the operation.

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do you have a card reader on your laptop? if so slide it in, wait for windows to recognize, then veiw all files, after that highlight and copy to wherever you want them to be stored

You have an audio or video feature file that is corrupted. you can try to clean it or ask them to buff it for you at a video store. or you can download CDcheck, restore the files on the disk, create a new folder on the desktop, put this as your output source and transfer all of your cd files to this folder.

If you are listening in "real-time" to something playing in RealPlayer, you cannot (easily) "save" that stream to a file (on your C: drive or on your USB memory-stick).

If you use RealPlayer to play a file that is somewhere on your C: disk,
then open the folder containing that file.
Click with the SECOND (usually the RIGHT) mouse-button on the file, and point to "Send To" and a sub-menu, listing possible "targets" will open.
Click on the target that is your San Disk, to copy the file.

I didn't understand you weren't using it for photography. Here some more suggestions:

* Double check the SD card's Write Protection Switch to make sure it is unlocked.
* If your card reader is old it may need to be replaced. See if the card works properly in your camera. If you hook your camera to your MAC with its USB cable you should be able to upload and download files.

you will need a memory card reader for your san disk buy it on CDR-KING or PC STORE to able to browse files on your san disk it easily save picture on san disk just drag and drop the picture on your san disk drive like e: find the picture folder inside your san disk by right click san disk drive [E:] then click search then on the field saying All or part of the file name:
type the Picture then search if you see picture
open it up then drag and drop your picture you want on san disk.

hope it help you out ^_^

Card has a switch on side slide it up or down

My apologies the clarification request and that I did not read the topic for this post was " Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas for Windows" :P

Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas also uses Securom.

Please read the below mentioned. The same solution which I had posted for the game Juiced.

The solution is the same for all games using Securom copy protectionsoftware.


Securom is a copy protectionsoftware that sometimes conflicts with any background applications,multiple disc drives, virtual drives, USB storage devices (Pen drivesand USB Hard drives).

This however can be solved once you submit a analysis file to the Securom Support.

To extract the Analysis file you can follow the below mentioned.

Open Game folder
Locate "GTA_SA.EXE" file and then right-click on it context menu will appear
Select "Launch Analysis" within that menu
After the selection a disclaimer window will appear on your screen, to proceed, click the "YES" button
This 'analysis' will now generate an 'AnalysisLog.sr0' file within the root directory your C: drive.

Go to your "C" drive to locate the "AnalysisLog.sr0" file and zip the file compression utility programs such as WinZip, Winace or Pkzip

-Submit the Zip file to: [email protected] for evaluation along with "Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas " in subject line.

Securomsupport will then analyze the file for conflicts and send you a newexecutable file. Once you have the new file, extract and paste theexecutable file in the root directory of the game.

Is its reading from camera are you watching your pictures from camera if yes what the error is showing when you are opening and it which company memory stick and what operating system it support give me the memory stick details

There seems to be a corruption of file type between camera and computer The fact that the computer wont play mov. but the camera will if back loaded seems odd. JPEG files can and do go wonky if back loaded to camera after editing because essential info for the camera has been deleted. A JPEG file as produced by a camera is properly called an EXIF file because has has EXtendedINformation. Lose it and the camera wont know it. Like wise older PC's such Win 98 and older software don't know about EXIF so they chop it off So something like that is happening here. Check out Tech Support at Kodak see what they can tell you.