| Subject: | Re: Sandisk flash card data not being recognized |
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| From: | "oryoki2000" |
| Date: | Wed May 17, 2006 6:29pm(PDT) |
Richard, I'd try a different card reader. The inexpensive Sandisk USB card reader is not very good. The cheap card reader included with some Lexar Comapctflash cards is not very good, either. If a second card reader doesn't work, I'd contact Sandisk and ask for their advice. The cards have a warranty, so you should be able to replace yours with ones that work. A nifty tool to use when a Compactflash card is messed up is "Card Wiper" from Photorescue.net This PC program can usually destroy corrupted files that may be making the card unusable. Download the program for free at http://www.photorescue.net/downloadcardwiper.htm --oryoki |
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