How to transfer data from the internal memory of a nikon d80 to an sd card?

Thomas, Look for option to transfer data to SD card.
Use phones file manager to transfer or connect phone to computer mini usb cable and browse file and move. Links below are other methods, press the helpful button
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Confirming the firmware version:

1. Turn on the D80
2. Press the MENU button and select Firmware Version from the setup menu. The camera's firmware version will be displayed.
3. Turn off the D80

Basic Upgrade instructions: for detailed instructions, see pdf files below.

1. Download and expand the firmware files
2. Format an approved SD (Secure Digital) memory card in the camera
3. Connect Camera to computer (in MSC USB mode) or use a SD Card Reader
4. Copy to the top level of the card the downloaded "A firmware" file
5. Disconnect camera from computer
6. Update the firmware from the "Setup" menu
7. Follow the camera's on-screen menus
8. Repeat steps 2 through 7 using the "B Firmware"
9. Re-format Card

D80 1 11 firmware upgrade Nikon Knowledgebase

Hi Shirley,

It sounds like your camera's CPU is stuck in a loop. First, I'd remove and transfer any pictures on the SD card in a card reader connected to your computer, followed by formatting the card. Leave the SD card out of the D80. Set the power switch on the D80 to "off" and install a freshly charged battery. If it is still flashing, a "Full Reset" may help.

Nikon recommends that a full reset be done only under direction of Nikon staff. The procedure is outlined along with graphics on this page under "Full reset". I suggest calling Nikon support to see if they think this procedure (or maybe another that they have) will solve the problem.

Nikon Technical Support

8AM - 12AM (Eastern)
7 days a week

1-800-Nikon-US
1-800-645-6687

Good luck!

With a formatted card installed in the camera, press the MENU button, select the Playback menu (right-pointing triangle), then select the "Copy" command.Full details are in the "Copy" subsection of the "Playback Options: The Playback Menu" section of the manual (page 134 in my copy). If you need a manual, you may download a copy here.

Please remove the SD card from the camera. Connect the SD card to the computer using the external memory card reader and then transfer all the images in the computer or laptop. Then try to open all the images.

If you are using a 4GB or higher SD card, some computers cannot read it directly from their in-built SD reader. Buy an external card reader and plug it in. Your computer should now be able to read cards 4GB and larger

Be sure you don't have the SD card loked (look at the tab on the SD card itself). You may be seeing CHA or something similar in the viewfiner too.

Select "Copy" from the Setup menu.

You can either use an SD card reader, or open the rubber flap on the side of the camera and use the supplied USB wire. Your computer will be able to recognize the camera and display your photos, from there you can copy them to your computer.

Can it be pushed into the slot any farther?