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Join Date: Jun 2006
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I downloaded images this afternoon to my iBook without incident. Tonight when I turn on the camera, I get 2 beeps and the message that the memory card is protected. Switching out to another card yields the same message. What happened and how do I fix it?
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Join Date: Dec 2005
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Check to see if the tab on the side of the SD card has been repositioned to the write protect position. You might try sliding it up and down a few times.Try in camera to see if this is the issue. If not, I'm not sure how/what issue there may be w/the camera settings...
You may also want to use a card reader and view the SD memory via the PC to see if your IPod wrote info on card to make it Read Only... |
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I tried a very low tech solution this morning and took the battery out of the camera for a couple of hours. I re-inserted it and the problem was gone. It seems to have been with the camera and not the card. Thanks!
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Very good. Actually, the manual, I believe, suggests this approach (battery reset) for a number of similar, non-sensical issues...
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