Re: Nikon s220 says file contains no image data when I...
When you remove your card from the computer, do you remember to use the "safely remove hardware" function? If not, you risk corrupting the card which is what probably happened.
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Just putting in a memory card will not necessarily give your camera memory. Step 1 will all cards is a FORMAT FUNCTION when the card is first installed. It ALSO has to be a compatible card.
for a digital camera to view an image they need to be in a folder named DCIM
so when you are in windows it should look like (D:)\DCIM
your drive letter may not be D it is random
Try a new SD card. SD cards do fail. The socket inside the camera maybe no good - bad connections. The camera may have liquid damage - this causes all kinds of weird issues. I try the cards in my computer reader. If they can be used all day there (I load and unload stuff randomly all day to test and then put the card in a drawer for a few days and check what I loaded later), the fault is likely the camera.
-try to open the memory card on other devices such as memory card reader, or laptop card reader -format the memory card using the options in camera menu -the memory card is damaged, due to illegal operation or else => change it with the new one
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