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Memory card is stuck in the drive-shuts down automatically

My camera, Olympus C-755 (bought at Costco in July 2004) had been working just fine, I can say for two and half years, got amazing pictures of quality and sharpness. Last week, tried to change with a new 1GB memory card, I noticed the old card 512 MB with plenty of picutes did not come easy. The usual "push" to get the memory card out of the camera did not work. I had to pull it with my nails. The new one did not go in easy either and felt awkward the way it went in. The camera needed new format for the new card, and when tried, it got shut down. I am a bit worried to test what happens when I try with my old stick. If something is wrong with the drive, I may kill my picutures in the old card. What should I do? Is thre a procedure, I could stick some alcohol swab to clean the inside, if by chance some greesy/glue kind stuff went in. thanks,

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Sometimes the card older gets damaged and brakes the only solution is to replace it, if u notice some grease inside u can put some alcohol or eter the last one is better, but be careful don´t put to much, because can damage the obturator, but first of all look into the slot and check if it´s ok, if thre contacts are fine, if so clean it with eter/alcohol, and insert the card and take it out to see if he realise the spring.

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