When the memory card is in the camera the pictures show on the screen but it tells me the memory card is full. When I put the card in the computer it gives an error message that the disc is corrupted and asks me to format it. Can I do this without erasing the pictures or is there another way to transfer the photos to the computer (I tried using a cable and got the same message)
No, format will erase all data. Try doing chkdsk <drive letter> /f in the command prompt.
SOURCE: SanDisk Memory Stick Pro Duo
Try a couple of these trial downloads, to see if the pics are recoverable, but it's possible that the psp formatted it to it's own file format. http://www.cardrecovery.com/?rid=google&kid=cr0119 http://www.freedownloadmanager.org/downloads/memory_stick_recovery_software/
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SOURCE: SanDisk 1GB microSD Memory Card
You can't even format them when they are write-protected. I have the same problem with 2 different SD cards. The lock is in the off position but it still says they're write-protected and can't be formatted either.
SOURCE: Memory sticks empty and shows no memory available
i have a solution that worked!
Notice: save all the needed data on your computer, because Formatting your Memory stick will wipe everything out!
if you have a Sony PSP, or know someone who does, replace the memory stick that says "no memory Space" in to the PSP port, go to "Settings" which is the left-most section of the PSP main screen, then scroll down to "System Settings," select it, Scroll down again to the "Format Memory Stick" selection and press "X"
follow on-screen instructions
and
SHAZAM!
its ready for action in your camera again!
-Indy
SOURCE: computer does not recognize 2GB Memory Stick
Format as Fat 16. Also, Sandisk has a solution to this on their site. http://www.sandisk.com/DriverDownload/index.asp
SOURCE: Cannot get pictures off of SDHC Card 4GB
Could be it only supports SD cards up to 2gb but not SDHC.
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