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Posted on Jun 14, 2008

I connected my camera ( olympus e 510) to my computer, wanted to get my photoes from my memory card and on my Ipod. I didnt save my pictures on my computer, just wanted to open my camera on the computer and then copy to pics to my ipod. I choose "storage" - wich ive done before without any problems. Computer said I had to restart computer in order to proceed. I chose to just wait and finnish up with the pics some other time, couldnt turn off the comp at that time. So now it says "XD - Write protect". I dont know what to do and I dont know why it says that ther are no pictures on the memory card????? Will the pics show up again after I "write protect" (wich I dont know what is)..? Bekka Presently I'm having the problem with the xD 2gig memory card shown on the Olympus Stylus 725 SW camera screen ' xD WRITE PROTECT'. Corrective action followed and carried out in the operation manual, inside 'Properties - Attributes' to cancel the 'read only' setting but same error message occured. Any solutions?

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Hi photobug,

I've had some experience with a Stylus 710 (/w XD M & H cards) and an E-Volt-510.(XD and CF). Give us some more info like:
-what kind of ipod (generation/size), size (resolution) of you photos you want to transfer,
-type of computer (mac, windows), what operating system (Tiger/Leopard, 98, 00, XP, Vista),
-the method you are copying the photos (Olympus Master, Studio, Explorer, iTunes, etc.), &
-what are you intensions of copying the files to the ipod (display and view only on the ipod [ipod resolution], backup storage medium [original files], or just to clean up you XD card [original files], or temporary transfer medium to photo kiosk [print later]?

Answer these questions and I may offer some recommendations that worked for me.

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Hi

better try these go select photos go to properties than uncheck " readonly" than try it it works

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