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You can use camera recovery software like asoftech photo recovery, you can download from
Camera photo recovery program

You may refer to this tutorial
Recover photos from digital camera

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Dec 19, 2008

SOURCE: canon power shot sx 100 reads card locked

SD Memory cards have a tiny switch on the edge that marks the memory card as read only and prevents any writes. If you get the message "Card locked!" when you turn the camera on then turn the camera off, eject the SD card. With the card facing you (metal contacts facing away) the switch is on the left hand edge, slide towards the top of the card to make the card read/write again.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jan 09, 2009

SOURCE: New San Disk memory card not working

vebhat,
Make sure the little slide on the SD card is in the right position, and if it's a high capacity SD it might not be compatible with your camera...
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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jun 17, 2009

SOURCE: memory card capacity for my older canon digital camera

Does you camera use CF cards?
If so the may work but some of the newer high tech CF cards are made for newer cameras.

It may be worth a shot to try the 2GB card and if it does not work, sell to someone who uses those.

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  • Posted on Feb 14, 2010

SOURCE: when i insert 4gb memory card into canon power

Your new 4GB memory card is the problem. The card would likely be an SDHC card (look on its front cover). Your A540 camera was designed well before the SDHC format came out, and your camera will not recognize it. Your camera can only use standard SD cards (2GB or less). Here's some from Amazon.

old marine

old marine

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  • Posted on May 24, 2010

SOURCE: I have a cannon power shot SD600. I bought a

Did you get an SDHC card? The SDHC protocol was developed after the SD600 came out, and the SD600 is not compatible with it. Use SD cards with a maximum of 2GB storage capacity.

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Try using an inexpensive USB card reader to download your photos. If that doesn't work, try recovery software with the reader. There are plenty of freeware recovery programs that should help you. Here's a listing of some of the better ones.
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if you mean you cannot access the memory card through the camera , try to take out the memory from the camera, then look for a slider on the side of the memory card to lock/unlock it.
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My memory card for my Canon power shot A460 reads error. It also tells me the card is locked. I cannot download any of my photos. Please3 help me

Hi,
The memory card will be having a slide option on the side of the card . Just move the slide it will unlock your card, and you can now download photos from the card .

Hope this helps .
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Memory card is locked

SD cards have a slide switch along one edge. The position farthest from the contacts locks the card, protecting it from writes. The position nearest the contacts unlocks the card. If the switch is already in the proper position, slide it fully the other way and then back again.
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You can take out the memory card from camera and then download a memory card recovery software to recover photos from memory card, you can refer to this tutorial that helped me before
http://www.asoftech.com/articles/how-to-recover-lost-photos-from-memory-card.html


If needed, you may do a quick format of the memory card and then use asoftech data recovery to recover your files.
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Move the Red Tab on the side of the card and unlock it
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Cameras usually do not need software to upload to a USB compliant system.
Windows 98 is NOT USB compliant.
Windows 98SE is with an appropriate driver.
Your best bet would be to take the card to a processing station and have then put on CD then you can access your images.
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