I have an old SmartDisk Photo Bank model pb80. where can I find the download for the computer, so I can get my photos off?

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I believe it is 4GB. Another user had a similar question in which he was not able to use an 8GB card but was able to use a 2GB and 4GB one. IF in doubt, the manufacturer will be able to give you this information.

I am responding to you via my laptop running Windows 7 64-bit and my SmartDisk Photobank is fully operational.

This solved my related problem...and it may solve yours...please let me know if it does...

I had a similar problem (probably caused by deleting files within the device folders on my PC) and have searched tirelessly for a solution and had pretty much given up until I stumbled upon a link to the site below.

http://www.box.net/shared/i8dknblsuy#/shared/i8dknblsuy/1/25549066/265225700/1

SmartDisk_FAT32_tool.exe (392.0KB).

(Sorry don't know how or indeed if 'allowed' to attach files etc.)

I was dubious at first with so many previous false dawns and especially with concerns about security. Although I can't personally vouch for the site, the link or the downloads integrity, McAfee gave the site and links a 'green' bill of health, the laptop is still functioning fine and as it should (nothing malicious detected by various security software such as McAfee and Spybot S&D etc and most importantly the SmartDisk PhotoBank is once again fully operational; all in an instant with no ill-effects or anything untoward occurring.

KR

DIMDIY

Don't feel bad that was a hard driver to find. You should be able to download your driver here.

http://drivers.softpedia.com/get/Other-DRIVERS-TOOLS/Others/SmartDisk-PhotoBank-Driver.shtml

Hope that works for you. Don't forget to uninstall the old driver before installing the new one.

When you connect the SmartDisk into the USB port of your computer, the computer will detect this as an external storage device. When you open this SmartDisk you can create folders to store your photos. Just select your photos from your computer where the photos are stored then copy and paste these photos into the folders on the SmastDisk.

I had the same problem (probably caused by deleting files within the device folders on my PC) and have searched tirelessly for a solution and had pretty much given up until I stumbled upon a link to the site below.

http://www.box.net/shared/i8dknblsuy#/shared/i8dknblsuy/1/25549066/265225700/1

SmartDisk_FAT32_tool.exe (392.0KB).

(Sorry don't know how or indeed if 'allowed' to attach files etc.)

I was dubious at first with so many previous false dawns and especially with concerns about security. Although I can't personally vouch for the site, the link or the downloads integrity, McAfee gave the site and links a 'green' bill of health, the laptop is still functioning fine and as it should (nothing malicious detected by various security software such as McAfee and Spybot S&D etc and most importantly the SmartDisk PhotoBank is once again fully operational; all in an instant with no ill-effects or anything untoward occurring.

KR

DIMDIY

so if you like the old photo explosion version & u download the trial version of it i will give you its license later on

Maybe you can try some other photo editors like Leawo PhotoIns. This software is designed as an all-featured photo editor which consists of 2 main modules, including Photo Enhancer and Photo BG Remover.

Photo Enhancer is a professional and AI-powered photo enhancer to improve your photo quality in batch. It can automatically and intelligently analyzes and perfects your photos with AI technology, including face enhancement, color enhancement, lens correction and more.

Photo BG Remover is a professional and one-stop photo background remover to automatically remove background from image. It can intelligently analyze the clipping edges, precisely enclose the region to cut out elements, and magically remove photo background. Besides, it also supports manual adjustment to remove photo background more precisely.

I have a pb80, and I found that it would not read SD above 2 g.
It reads a 2 g fine, but not a 4 g.
I also have a reader with the same problem. I replaced the reader with a different model, and it works fine. Planned obsolence.

No, the problem isn't solved. I paid the $19.95 for your "premium assistance" which consisted of telling me about the SmartDisk warranty and advising me to contact the company. As my "problem" points out, "been there, done that." No response from the company. Your technician just went to the company's web site and read it to me. I had already done that, too. If your "technician" could have advised me about how to fix the device, or even how to get the company to respond, he would have been worth the $19.95. He couldn't and didn't. Needless to say, I'm still p1ssed off and $19.95 poorer.