Memory disc in wrong printer slot

Remove the memory card and you should be able to see them on the camera. Bear in mind that the camera doesn't have much internal memory, only enough to hold nine pictures at full resolution and best quality.

Use a screwdriver to remove the battery cover on the bottom of the camera. You'll see a slot running lengthwise, between the batteries. The card goes in contacts first, the notched corner toward the single battery.

There are two memory slots available. First one you can find it at the bottom by removing screw and the second is near the processor that is only modified by service engineer(Need to dismandle complete notebook to remove memory from that slot).

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I'm afraid you're on the wrong web site. FixYa neither makes nor sells cameras.

If there are no pictures in the internal memory that you want to save, then remove your memory card, go into the menu and scroll to "format" and follow the on-screen instructions.

I have a Sony Cybershot DSC T70 and it keeps saying "Reinsert memory stick" whenever I turn on the camera or slide down the camera lid. Also, whenever I try to view the pictures on my laptop it shows "Please reinsert the memory stick" something along those lines. As I have been researching for the solution, I would have to format the memory card. However, I wouldn't want to lose the pictures as I just took many as from the holiday last week. The only problem is the memory card, I tried using another memory card and it works fine with the camera. There is nothing wrong with the camera.\r\nCan someone please help me how to solve the memory stick problem? It would be great. Ty.

make sure the camera is saving to the SDMMC memory stick and not just to the camera itself. Might be best to try it out on your own computer or a friends to make sure it is saving the pictures correctly or not just to the cameras internal memory. As the card you pull out is generally considered an external memory source and in most cases has to be selected as the destination in which to save to.

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Nate

just connect a datacable from camera to pc with card placed in camera and try to download the pics else try to insert 512mb card in another camera and try to copy pics

Don't need to have the software if you have a memory card reader or a printer with the memory card reader built in.