Nikon D70S How do I delete images with "File

SD/SDHC cards have a slide switch along one edge. The position farthest from the metal contacts locks the card, protecting it from writes. The position nearest the contacts unlocks the card.

There are 2 ways to do it. Firstly you can format the card - this will delete all images, including protected ones. Second method is to display the image in full frame view mode (or highlight it in thumbnail view) and then press the AE-L /AF-L button. This will remove the protection - or protect an unprotected image.
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Hi,
If the memory card came from a different camera and inserted into the Nikon D70, the error message will appear. Just format the memory card with the D70 and the error should disappear.
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Andrew

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Take your memory card out of the camera and switch the position of the little "lock" tab. That should fix it and you can start saving images.

Sounds like you protected the picture. Either unprotect it first, or else just format the card.

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Always format the memory card on the camera, using the menu or shortcut key combination, not on the computer. Formatting from Windows is not the same thing.
Have you done a format from the camera itself?
Is the memory card write-protected accidentally?

Look in Explorer at the .jpg files on your card to make sure they have information in each file. Next, make sure your software is set to view .jpg files,i.e. Faststone Image viewer (download.com) can be set for virtually any image format. If you viewed the images on the lcd monitor they were on the card at that time. Make sure you haven't somehow protected those image files or have accidentally reformatted it.