Memory card problems DSC-W70

Unlike most brands/ models of cameras, the Sony CyberShot (DSC) cameras feature internal memories, (not enough to hold sufficient data). If you took a few shots before inserting the memory card, the pictures are stored in the internal memory. You can transfer/ delete those pictures by the following steps.
1. switch off the camera,
2 open the battery/ SD card slot cover and remove the SD card.
3. close the cover and switch on
4. press the display/ preview button and your picture should be visible on the screen.

You can now do whatever you want with your picture.

Does this help? Please provide some feed-back if my answers do help.

I have a Sony Cybershot DSC T70 and it keeps saying "Reinsert memory stick" whenever I turn on the camera or slide down the camera lid. Also, whenever I try to view the pictures on my laptop it shows "Please reinsert the memory stick" something along those lines. As I have been researching for the solution, I would have to format the memory card. However, I wouldn't want to lose the pictures as I just took many as from the holiday last week. The only problem is the memory card, I tried using another memory card and it works fine with the camera. There is nothing wrong with the camera.\r\nCan someone please help me how to solve the memory stick problem? It would be great. Ty.

I have the same problem, but when I remove the MS Pro Duo card (1GB) from the camera it works fine again. The memory card works fine in a pc memory card reader. Is there a problem with the Sony camera built-in card reader?

Hi,
DSC-W70 hardware does not support 8GB memory stick.
Please use maximum 2 GB memory stick in this camera.

Try replacing the data cable.
Try replacing the Pro Duo Memory stick, or use a card reader to test the memory card.
Test the camera on a different USB port, and then on a different computer.

This can tell you if the problem is the computer or the camera.

If the problem is the camera , then the USB data port may be defective.

If the problem is computer, try doing a system restore to a date before problem started.
If that does not help you may need to reinstall the system.

You can clean the contact points inside the camera with a q-tip and rubbing alcohol. If this does not correct the problem than it needs to be repaired

r u havin card reader.....
if u hv....then
first take it out urs memory stick n fit it in to card reader n copy all pics frm ur memory card....
after copying it u should format d card frm computer.....
when u r joinning card reader wid to compter a new drive autoatically made on ur pc frm dat drive right click on it and chosse option format..........
den ur memory stick totally ger formated n free frm errors....
if u still hvin problem ask me for more soln. .......

Well I have the same camera.
And mine won't turn on.
Suggestion dont trust this camera.
Or maybe it just can't hold that much memory.

lens alignment or onboard memory problem , try using a memory stick instead of onboard memory ,and LIGHTLY TAP THE LENSE if you can get it out. if that doesnt work i suggest to go to a sony repair center

use the memory stick or memory stick pro duo that should atleast stop long access times