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SANDISK ULTRA II 2GB CF PROBLEM

I INSERT THSI CARD IN MY TOSHIBA SATELLITE AND AFTER A FEW SECONDS THE SCREEN GOES BLACK! I need to carefully orchestrate my moves to retrieve pictures. I use it with my Nikon D70 digital camera. What is the problem? I used ti have the same problem with another 2Gb CF, don't rememebr teh brand,; I lost it several weeks ago.

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  • YARI Aug 24, 2007

    Although I received a message that there was a solution for this problem there is none. The other problems stated below refer to either SD cards or other brands.

    My problem is with a SANDISK CF card which I use with my Nikon D70. A few seconds after I insert it in a SANDISK multiple card reader -- the one that sells at W-Mart for $22-29 --- the computer screen goes black. I have to restart the laptop and HOPE that next time it will take longer to go blackie.

    Anyone with the same problem???

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Hm, odd problem, I'd try reformatting the drive (Windows) My computer > Right click > Format. If the drive's corrupted, that could be causing your problem. But remember, formatting will erase ALL data on the drive, back it up before you try this.

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