| Subject: | Re: Retrieving a corrupted file |
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| From: | "RAF" amflmnt |
| Date: | Wed Aug 6, 2008 11:40 am ((PDT)) |
Further, open "My Computer" and "eject" you're SD card then "remove safely" before disconnecting from the PC. This halts activity which, when not done, I've seen spike a card upon disconnect. |
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