What type memory card does the Lyra RD1072A use. I puchased a 4GB PNY card & it will not work. Help, please Frank [email protected]

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It sounds as if you have an SD card reader, not an SDHC card reader. While SDHC cards will fit into SD slots, they are electronically incompatible and will not work. SD devices are limited to cards 2GB and smaller. SDHC cards begin at 4GB and go up to 32GB.

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Try putting a tiny piece of scotch tape over the lock slider. See if that works.

my kodak z740 wil not format my pny 4gb memory card

you should try formatting the memory card to something different. because the same problem happend on my psp.

What photo printer are you using?
It might not be able to read the High Capacity Memory Card. Check the user manual it should say what size and type of memory cards it is compatible with.

Try the manual here http://www.retrevo.com/support/RCA-RD1028-MP3-Players-manual/id/288ag309/t/2/ or here http://safemanuals.com/user-guide-instructions-owner-manual/RCA/LYRA%20RD1072-_E. Besides the shuffle, there is some kind of program function as well.

These will plug directly into your USB port. Depending on the computer you have, the port location will change. On most modern desktops, there are two or more USB ports (http://www.shivaranjan.com/shivaupload/windowslivewriter/10WaystoNetworkTwoComputers_11F65/USBPort.jpg) in the front, and several more in the back. On most laptops, there may or may not be some on the back, but typically there are some on the side with the CD/DVD drive. Simply plug the device into one of those ports (make sure you put it in face-up), and your computer should instantly recognize it as a memory card/hard disk.