SanDisk Ultra - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

have you lost your photos on your memory card/USB drive? If you appear to be a Mac user, just try this Photo Recovery app. It can nimbly recover deleted photo files, music sources and video clips from Mac hard disk drive and memory devices containing USB Drive and SD card. http://www.leawo.org/photo-recovery-mac/ Simply insert the card to your Mac and run the photo recovery app. The software may help you scan the card and then show you files it has found. Choose the pics you want to get back and hit the "Recover" button to start.

Sure your card reader can read a memory stick? Because most card readers only can read SD cards.

Try it copy it without using the program

It sounds like you are using a different level of operating system and the preview feature is not available, or the windows media version is out of date. Also check to see if your version supports the file extension!

write protected means that you can only read it and not edit it add to it or alter the stored data in any way the only way to change write protected is to get the original writer of the disc and have them change from write protect to edit

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you can recover deleted photos from memory stick with this memory card recovery program called asoftech photo recovery, download the photo recovery software fromhttp://www.asoftech.com/apr/

Same thing happened to me, after taking some pictures of a christening, connected to card reader, it wasn't recognised by card reader. I re-inserted it in camera and got card error, tried some softwares to extract pics but for nothing!!! I'm very dissatasfied!!

insert the card to a card reader then format it in the following way:-
right click my computer then menage then click disk menagement then right click on your card then click format. good luck.

SD cards have a slide switch along one edge. The position farthest from the contacts locks the card, protecting it from writes. The position nearest the contacts unlocks the card.

It is possible that when you edited the pictures on your computer, that you might have changed the file format when you resaved them.

Check the names of your picture files on the computer and compares the endings (.JPG or .BMP or whatever) between new pictures that come directly from your camera and pictures that you have edited and resaved.

If the formats are different at all, then your camera will probably not be able to read them. Cameras usually save pictures in one specific format and can only read them if they are in exactly that format. A computer on the other hand is much more flexible and can usually read or save pictures in many different formats.

Your computer should give you the option of saving a picture file in a different format if you want. When you edit and save the pictures on your computer next time, use the SAVE AS feature, this should give you the option of changing the name of the file as well as the file extension from a drop down list. Then just try saving the picture files in different formats until you find the one that your camera can read. Or just look in your cameras Owner's Manual and find out exactly what format the pictures need to be in for the camera to recognize and display them from a memory card.

Good luck.