Not able to view pictures from sandisk memory stick pro duo on my laptop when connected using card reader or by using the USB cable of the digi cam directly.

you can buy a All in one USB Card reader/Writer and then insert the memory stick pro duo card in it and plug in the USB Card reader/ writer
to the USB port on your laptop and you should find the same listed under removable devices under my computer. good luck

try using a multi card reader that shoul solve the problem fast

Sure your card reader can read a memory stick? Because most card readers only can read SD cards.

Use card reader and insert your cams stick pro duo memory card/chip into it. Then insert card reader into Pc usb and copy your photos from memory stick pro to your pc.

Hi there!
Simply insert the card in it's adapter, then insert it into the memory slot.
However you can buy yourself an external USB card Reader supporting your pro duo card.
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Good luck friend!

Connect the memory card/stick to a USB memory card reader and then plug it into the USB port in the computer. The computer will see this as an external memory card.

does ur camera recognize ur mem stick if yes then copy all ur pics to a computer then format it an insert the stick to ur cam and u can copu it again to the stick. check it out.

Have you tried accessing the pictures via a card reader connected to your PC. It is possible the card is damaged and you will not be able to recover your pics. But it is worth a try. If you do not have a card reader take the card to a camera shop and see if they can see and manipulate the pics to another card, then reformat the card and reinsert it to see if it then reads anmd writes.

Sound like your printer is not designed to read memory sticks. You will need a card reader that reads memory sticks. An inexpensive multi card reader for about $10. should do the trick. They only work on a computer though. So you can see/read the files on the memory stick, download them to your computer, edit and/or print them. To me, this is the logical way to do it. The screen on the printer is too small to make good judgement calls on cropping and you can't edit them either.

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If you already have an adaptor but still doesn’t work, you can buy a PSP USB data cable to transfer files between your computer and PSP.