Reformatting my memory card

Try these steps. If this doesn't work you may want to take the card to Game Stop or something and have them test it to see if it's working. Hope this helps!

1. Insert the Memory Card into the PlayStation 2 console. The port is located directly above the controller port. Note that there are two different memory card ports; there is no difference between the two. Some games, however, will attempt to auto-load from slot one so it is recommended that you keep your memory card inserted in slot one.
   
2. Plug your controller into the PlayStation 2. Power up the system without a PS2 disc inserted. You will be taken to the system menu screen. Select the "Memory Card" menu to examine any data on the card. If the memory card is new there should be no data on the card, if it is used you may see old saves from the previous owner on the card. If you no longer desire to keep these saves, you may highlight them and press the "Triangle" button to delete them.
   
3. Insert your PlayStation 2 game disc into the system. When the disc appears on the system menu, select it. Load the game, and play until you are prompted to either create a user profile, or to save your game. Once you have saved any data to the memory card, reset the system.
   
4. Select the "Memory Card" menu and examine your memory card. You should see a new icon representing your game's save data. If this data appears on the card, you have correctly set-up your PS2 Memory Card.
   
   If the data does not appear on the card, you will need to format the card. If the system detects corrupt data on the card it will automatically open a prompt asking if you would like to format the memory card. Select "Yes" and the PlayStation 2 will format the card.
   

Your problem is that you have formatted your MemoryStick from your computer. Your Sony camera uses its own proprietary formatting method and does not understand FAT32. You may also have corrupted your memory card if you didn't click on "safely remove hardware" or by right clicking on the icon of the MemoryStick in the My Computer window and selecting "Eject" from the drop down menu. (This assumes that you have a Windows pc, Macs will have their own way of doing this).

Try reformatting the memory card in the camera itself, this usually solves the issue but if it doesn't then you'll have to replace the MemoryStick.

Good luck, I hope that my reply has been of use and that you are able to save your MemoryStick. I'd be grateful if you would take a moment to rate my answer.

Hello

OK, well, if the pictures was on the memory card, you have 2 options.

The fist option:

Download THIS.

Download this free tool and run it on you card and it should be able to recover all pictures provided that you have not used the card since formatting. I recommend using a card reader for this.

After downloading and running (no installation required) , simply select deep scan and your memory card and it will start scanning, To recover a found file , right click it and select save.

Please note that the file names will probably not be available and also that some of the properties of the photo like date taken could be lost.


Second option:

Remove the memory card from the camera so that you will be able to access the internal memory. Follow THESE steps to transfer the photos from your internal memory to your computer. These steps should be followed without the memory card in the camera.


Please let me know when you have recovered your pictures safely or contact me if you need further assistance.

Regards
Andrea

Couple of possibilities. 1. If you were reformatting somewhere else, use the camera to reformat. 2. The memory card should be "Memory Stick PRO Duo", which usually also is labeled "MagicGate" and "Mark2".

Have you tried updating the Xbox 360 firmware, if not do that first becuase Xbox 360 has now introduced external 3rd party memory support.

They had banned support to Datel memory cards earlier, read this news peice below

http://www.edge-online.com/news/datel-sues-microsoft-over-xbox-360-memory-card-lock-out

Let me know if this helped

first option 
 Datel Memory Manager / Memory Manager Plus (both available with or without Action Replay) 
second option
with memory manager, go to the screen where you select the device to browse, highlight the memory card and hold L1+L2+R1+R2+Square. It will ask if you wish to format the memory card. 
third option
http://konsolenprofis.de/downloads/download.php?id=801

Your memory card needs to be replaced. Using the AR Max Evo to format your Memory card can sometimes leave bits of information that cannot be removed, and also deletes the firmware of the card that allows the PS2 to read it.

There is no way for you to fix it, unless you exploiting the card with Free_MCBoot. It'll reformat the card if it detects it, and allow you to install the exploit on the card.

For legal reasons, I cannot tell you where to obtain the files.

try to place the 64mb memory on the first slot...
some games only access first slot,...

Be very carefull with accessories for Playstations as ones that are not Sony brand can cause damage/malfunctions with your system. The only ones that should be used that are not Sony brand are ones that Sony has certified for use with their equipment.

A card access error may indicate that an xD-Picture Card memory card is in a write-protected condition. xD-Picture Card memory cards have a special protection feature to ensure that your pictures are kept safe. NOTE: During this condition, you can still use the printer for printing and saving photos from the xD-Picture Card to a secure location, such as the computer hard drive. To resolve this error, try the following:

• Reinsert the xD-Picture Card memory card into your camera and turn on the camera. In most cases, the camera automatically makes the necessary changes.
• Reformat the xD-Picture Card memory card. See the documentation that came with your camera for instructions on reformatting the memory card. Note that this process erases the pictures currently saved to your memory card. To save these pictures, transfer them to the computer before reformatting the memory card. Once you reformat the memory card, transfer those photos back to the memory card using the computer.