I just bought a Dane-Elec 8 GB SDHC memory stick. Put it in a Belkin card reader [a few years old but the stick fit in] but kept saying not responding My program is XP I tried to put in my Epson Photo printer R320. Said Chip can not be used in this printer. Please help

2 things the memory card and the recovery of your files.
Your camera was produced in 2005 and in those days only MMC and SD cards could be used. A few years later the SDHC came and 2011 SDXC came. devices are downward compatible. So newer cameras can use also SD cards. But older cameras can't use newer memory cards. Even a SDHC can't be used in your camera. And although I managed to buy a 4GB SD card a few years ago, now they only produce SDHC and SDXC cards. Yes be aware a 1 GB or 2 GB card now ar most of the time SDHC.
Check your card, when it says SDHC, don't try to us it, it won't work.

Then the photos from your parents. It looks we never have taken enough pictures.
When you have old memory cards, please don't use them till you checked if there are still "deleted" pictures on them.
Deleted is most of the time just clearing the pointers to the files. The files in most cases stay on the card.
Try to download some software from this site:
Memory Card Data Recovery
Then run the software, when you have a memory card in a memory card reader and see if it can find "deleted" pictures. Be aware when you use a card with "deleted" pictures, the space that came free, will be used to put new pictures there. SO don't use the cards till you did recover everything to the computer.

There are more free recover program's. I have one form Sandisk, I got it for free with a sands memory card. Login on that site to and see if they still have free program's for Sandisk users.

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Insert the first car into the device, copy the data to the computer through a cable and repete the process but, then copy the data from the computer to the new card.

First have you tried formatting the card in your camera? If that doesn't help, how old is your camera? If more than a few years old, it may not be able to recognize the newer SDHC (4GB or higher) format (i.e. you'd need to use 2GB or less standard SD cards). Check on the support page of the maker of your camera to see if it's capable of using SDHC.

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.

First, make sure your camera can accept SDHC cards. If the camera says the card is locked, move the slide switch on the side of the card.

Try formatting it within your equipment, before that make sure that your device supports 8GB memory.

Hi

It seems like it is a fake card

Please see the link below, if you cannot format


http://memory-cards-blog.blogspot.com/2009/12/dane-elec-8-gb-compactflash-memory-card.html

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Hi unfortuanley you have been sold a fake card

http://memory-cards-blog.blogspot.com/2009/12/dane-elec-8-gb-compactflash-memory-card.html

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Well maybe it's full... check.. Maybe it's "Protected" in some way... maybe it needs to be "Shared" in permissions.. otherwise maybe it has gone kaput... hope not.. GL

There should be a little switch on your memory card reader, if it is facing down, your card is locked. Push it up and then you should be ready to go. :)