How do i get a memory card to work in my printer?
Q. I have a hp psc 1350 printer. I need to load a memory card from my friends camera onto the computer and i do not have the cord. When i put the memory card into the printer it reads error. It does this with one of my memory cards too, but with another one it works. My friends card says Toshiba SD memory card and it is 256 MB. Is there a way i can get it to work, and somehow get the pictures on the computer?
Asked by ahsfjklh - Sun May 18 10:05:52 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You could buy a memory card reader, which would read any mermory card. However, it sounds like this memory card could be corrupted if your printer reads other SD's.
Answered by Tom C - Sun May 18 10:09:31 2008
Q. I have a hp psc 1350 printer. I need to load a memory card from my friends camera onto the computer and i do not have the cord. When i put the memory card into the printer it reads error. It does this with one of my memory cards too, but with another one it works. My friends card says Toshiba SD memory card and it is 256 MB. Is there a way i can get it to work, and somehow get the pictures on the computer?
Asked by ahsfjklh - Sun May 18 10:05:52 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You could buy a memory card reader, which would read any mermory card. However, it sounds like this memory card could be corrupted if your printer reads other SD's.
Answered by Tom C - Sun May 18 10:09:31 2008
What causes an XD memory card to become corrupted?
Q. I recently lost a great amount of data from my XD memory card upon using it with a recently purchased 23-in-1 card reader. The device uploaded only 5 of my 100+ photos, the others were nowhere to be found, not even on the camera's available memory. Now, the camera will not even recognize the card. I've been informed that the card is probably corrupted. What could have done this? What would cause a memory card to become corrupted, just out of curiosity? Thanks.
Asked by goodtimes_court - Mon Dec 15 00:02:31 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here is the link to all the possible ways you can corrupt your memory cards. The most common way is this: Continually shooting and deleting, shooting and deleting images when the card becomes full. ALWAYS format the card before use and again after you have safely copied all the images to the computer. When formatting the card, use the format feature in the menu of the camera ... NOT the computer. If for some reason all the images that you think are on your card were not copied to your computer, you will want to buy an image recovery program from Lexar or San Disk before you format the xD card. In the mean time, buy a second card. Right now 8 GB SDHC cards are $14, so my guess is a 2 GB xD card will be affordable.
Answered by fhotoace - Mon Dec 15 01:15:42 2008
Q. I recently lost a great amount of data from my XD memory card upon using it with a recently purchased 23-in-1 card reader. The device uploaded only 5 of my 100+ photos, the others were nowhere to be found, not even on the camera's available memory. Now, the camera will not even recognize the card. I've been informed that the card is probably corrupted. What could have done this? What would cause a memory card to become corrupted, just out of curiosity? Thanks.
Asked by goodtimes_court - Mon Dec 15 00:02:31 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here is the link to all the possible ways you can corrupt your memory cards. The most common way is this: Continually shooting and deleting, shooting and deleting images when the card becomes full. ALWAYS format the card before use and again after you have safely copied all the images to the computer. When formatting the card, use the format feature in the menu of the camera ... NOT the computer. If for some reason all the images that you think are on your card were not copied to your computer, you will want to buy an image recovery program from Lexar or San Disk before you format the xD card. In the mean time, buy a second card. Right now 8 GB SDHC cards are $14, so my guess is a 2 GB xD card will be affordable.
Answered by fhotoace - Mon Dec 15 01:15:42 2008
What does memory card error on a digital camera mean?
Q. Ive tried formating the card but it wont let me. I dont know anything about buying a new memory card if thats what is needed.
Asked by Cameron721 - Tue May 13 21:05:28 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Take your old card with you. You will find that SD and CF cards provide the most memory per $ (1GB cards are typically under $12 each) xD cards are the next least expensive, around $20 for a 1GB (this past weekend) and 1GB Memory Sticks about $25 each.
Answered by fhotoace - Tue May 13 22:38:14 2008
Q. Ive tried formating the card but it wont let me. I dont know anything about buying a new memory card if thats what is needed.
Asked by Cameron721 - Tue May 13 21:05:28 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Take your old card with you. You will find that SD and CF cards provide the most memory per $ (1GB cards are typically under $12 each) xD cards are the next least expensive, around $20 for a 1GB (this past weekend) and 1GB Memory Sticks about $25 each.
Answered by fhotoace - Tue May 13 22:38:14 2008
How do I insert my sandisk memory card into the motorola droid?
Q. I know that you must remove the battery to insert the card. My problem is that it looks like there is already another card in there. Do I need to take that "card" out, or do I put my new memory card on top of that one? help!
Asked by Cait!! - Tue Nov 10 23:02:55 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Motorola Droid comes with a 16GB SD chip. If you want to place another chip in there, you have to remove the chip that comes with the phone.
Answered by Sparky Luv - Wed Nov 11 11:01:07 2009
Q. I know that you must remove the battery to insert the card. My problem is that it looks like there is already another card in there. Do I need to take that "card" out, or do I put my new memory card on top of that one? help!
Asked by Cait!! - Tue Nov 10 23:02:55 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Motorola Droid comes with a 16GB SD chip. If you want to place another chip in there, you have to remove the chip that comes with the phone.
Answered by Sparky Luv - Wed Nov 11 11:01:07 2009
What memory card and rechargable batteries should I buy for my new digital camera?
Q. I have a Kodak EasyShare C533. I want a memory card that can store up to 60 regular quality pictures and I also want to buy rechargable batteries, because my camera eats the regular ones like crazy! Thanks..
Asked by inkblack_lace17 - Fri Mar 30 13:04:01 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. NiMH batteries are recommended by Kodak. Get the ones with the highest mAh rating (2300 or better). Buy a four pack with charger and keep a spare set charged all the time. That should get you back to shooting without running through those AA s like a Wild-woman Memory wise, get the largest capacity SD/MMC card you can afford. Use the internal memory only as a reserve and get a card reader so you can download your images to your computer without using up the power in your camera.
Answered by fhotoace - Fri Mar 30 13:22:18 2007
Q. I have a Kodak EasyShare C533. I want a memory card that can store up to 60 regular quality pictures and I also want to buy rechargable batteries, because my camera eats the regular ones like crazy! Thanks..
Asked by inkblack_lace17 - Fri Mar 30 13:04:01 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. NiMH batteries are recommended by Kodak. Get the ones with the highest mAh rating (2300 or better). Buy a four pack with charger and keep a spare set charged all the time. That should get you back to shooting without running through those AA s like a Wild-woman Memory wise, get the largest capacity SD/MMC card you can afford. Use the internal memory only as a reserve and get a card reader so you can download your images to your computer without using up the power in your camera.
Answered by fhotoace - Fri Mar 30 13:22:18 2007
What is the best sized memory card to get?
Q. My girlfriend's kids have an X-Box 360 Arcade which has no hard drive. A couple of months back the memory card got broken. The card is used only for game saves and they have only about 3 or 4 games. How much data does the average game save use and which Memory card would be the best to get?
Asked by Wes - Sun Aug 2 23:26:38 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. get the 256mb card. that's what i have and i have 5 or 6 games and i barely use any memory
Answered by unknown - Sun Aug 2 23:29:50 2009
Q. My girlfriend's kids have an X-Box 360 Arcade which has no hard drive. A couple of months back the memory card got broken. The card is used only for game saves and they have only about 3 or 4 games. How much data does the average game save use and which Memory card would be the best to get?
Asked by Wes - Sun Aug 2 23:26:38 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. get the 256mb card. that's what i have and i have 5 or 6 games and i barely use any memory
Answered by unknown - Sun Aug 2 23:29:50 2009
How does a memory card reader work for a camera?
Q. I need to get a new memory card reader since the one built in to my PC broke. Do they just plug into the computer with a USB and you put the card in the reader? I assume you have to install the software as well. Are my assumptions correct? Anything else?
Asked by Dan L - Tue Aug 19 13:31:38 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can buy ones that plug into your usb, these are the easiest to use. Some dont require software as windows xp and vista have a lot of drivers built into the operating system. For best prices go to Newegg.com or Meritline.com. Meritline has free shipping on a lot of its items.
Answered by cdabexx - Tue Aug 19 13:37:55 2008
Q. I need to get a new memory card reader since the one built in to my PC broke. Do they just plug into the computer with a USB and you put the card in the reader? I assume you have to install the software as well. Are my assumptions correct? Anything else?
Asked by Dan L - Tue Aug 19 13:31:38 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can buy ones that plug into your usb, these are the easiest to use. Some dont require software as windows xp and vista have a lot of drivers built into the operating system. For best prices go to Newegg.com or Meritline.com. Meritline has free shipping on a lot of its items.
Answered by cdabexx - Tue Aug 19 13:37:55 2008
How to get programs from memory card onto my windows mobile phone again?
Q. I had to do a hard reset on my windows mobile 6.1 phone. I took out my memory card before, and put it in after. How can I retrieve my programs from my memory card and use them on my phone afterwards?
Asked by froggy - Thu Mar 19 22:23:50 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You will only be able to recover programs on your memory card if you kept the installer package on the card itself. For the Windows Mobile platform, most installer packages are labelled as '.cab" files. Go to Start-->Programs-->File Explorer and navigate to "Storage Card". From there, find your .cab installer files and run them. They should install the application back to the device.
Answered by h.24601 - Fri Mar 20 00:31:54 2009
Q. I had to do a hard reset on my windows mobile 6.1 phone. I took out my memory card before, and put it in after. How can I retrieve my programs from my memory card and use them on my phone afterwards?
Asked by froggy - Thu Mar 19 22:23:50 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You will only be able to recover programs on your memory card if you kept the installer package on the card itself. For the Windows Mobile platform, most installer packages are labelled as '.cab" files. Go to Start-->Programs-->File Explorer and navigate to "Storage Card". From there, find your .cab installer files and run them. They should install the application back to the device.
Answered by h.24601 - Fri Mar 20 00:31:54 2009
Whats the difference between an SD memory card and a SDHC memory card?
Q. My Canon camera needs a new memory card. What is the difference between an SD memory card and an SDHC memory card? Is one better than the other? is dane-elec a good brand?
Asked by dorklene - Sun Oct 5 22:14:32 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Secure Digital (SD) is a non-volatile memory card format developed by Matsushita, SanDisk, and Toshiba for use in portable devices. Today it is widely used in digital cameras, handheld computers, PDAs, mobile phones, GPS receivers, and video game consoles. Standard SD card capacities range from 8 MB to 4 GB and for high capacity SDHC cards 4 GB to 32 GB as of 2008. SDHC cards are designed for use in SDHC-enabled devices and are not backwards compatible with standard SD legacy devices. ... The format has proven to be very popular. However, a change in the format, while allowing capacities greater than 4 GB (SDHC), has created compatibility issues with older devices which cannot read the new format. Since SDHC format cards have the same… [cont.]
Answered by Pey - Sun Oct 5 22:33:56 2008
Q. My Canon camera needs a new memory card. What is the difference between an SD memory card and an SDHC memory card? Is one better than the other? is dane-elec a good brand?
Asked by dorklene - Sun Oct 5 22:14:32 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Secure Digital (SD) is a non-volatile memory card format developed by Matsushita, SanDisk, and Toshiba for use in portable devices. Today it is widely used in digital cameras, handheld computers, PDAs, mobile phones, GPS receivers, and video game consoles. Standard SD card capacities range from 8 MB to 4 GB and for high capacity SDHC cards 4 GB to 32 GB as of 2008. SDHC cards are designed for use in SDHC-enabled devices and are not backwards compatible with standard SD legacy devices. ... The format has proven to be very popular. However, a change in the format, while allowing capacities greater than 4 GB (SDHC), has created compatibility issues with older devices which cannot read the new format. Since SDHC format cards have the same… [cont.]
Answered by Pey - Sun Oct 5 22:33:56 2008
Can you take a memory card from a digital video camera to a store to get the videos on a DVD?
Q. I know you can take a digital camera's memory card to places like Walmart and get them printed and onto a cd easy. Can you do the same with a video camera memory card? Mine is full and has LOTS of videos on it and I don't want to go through with the hassle of uploading them and burning them myself. So does anyone know if there are places that will do it for me?
Asked by Mommy to Max ~*6-11-09*~ - Mon Oct 26 05:28:24 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes, but that would actually be a waste of your time if you have a computer with a DVD burner, which you probably do if it is fairly new. there are tons of programs to do this, as some people have already said. this way you don't waste gas money and time going to wal-mart, or wherever it is you want to go, and you don't have to pay them. all you need is a DVD-R. you can even do it with burnable CDs, but they only play in some DVD players, and a DVD can hold over 5X more. you should also consider burning your pictures to a CD from your home computer, much the same way as a DVD. many companies sell or give away programs online that can be just as easy as going to wal-mart. basically you need a few things, which you may already have: 1.… [cont.]
Answered by some guy s - Thu Oct 29 15:13:09 2009
Q. I know you can take a digital camera's memory card to places like Walmart and get them printed and onto a cd easy. Can you do the same with a video camera memory card? Mine is full and has LOTS of videos on it and I don't want to go through with the hassle of uploading them and burning them myself. So does anyone know if there are places that will do it for me?
Asked by Mommy to Max ~*6-11-09*~ - Mon Oct 26 05:28:24 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes, but that would actually be a waste of your time if you have a computer with a DVD burner, which you probably do if it is fairly new. there are tons of programs to do this, as some people have already said. this way you don't waste gas money and time going to wal-mart, or wherever it is you want to go, and you don't have to pay them. all you need is a DVD-R. you can even do it with burnable CDs, but they only play in some DVD players, and a DVD can hold over 5X more. you should also consider burning your pictures to a CD from your home computer, much the same way as a DVD. many companies sell or give away programs online that can be just as easy as going to wal-mart. basically you need a few things, which you may already have: 1.… [cont.]
Answered by some guy s - Thu Oct 29 15:13:09 2009
How can I recover images from my formatted memory card?
Q. This sucks. I accidently formatted my SD memory card which contains about 90 images of my backpacking trip in Europe. I am currently in the middle of the vacation and am wondering if I can take more pictures with that memory card. Should I buy a new memory card and use data recovery software for my old one? I don t want to take a chance and lose those precious images forever. Please offer your suggestions! Thanks!
Asked by Handsome Farter - Tue Apr 17 08:36:00 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you're still on the road, I think your idea is a good one. Get a new card and deal with the old one later. Don't take any more pictures with it!
Answered by Iridflare - Tue Apr 17 08:41:37 2007
Q. This sucks. I accidently formatted my SD memory card which contains about 90 images of my backpacking trip in Europe. I am currently in the middle of the vacation and am wondering if I can take more pictures with that memory card. Should I buy a new memory card and use data recovery software for my old one? I don t want to take a chance and lose those precious images forever. Please offer your suggestions! Thanks!
Asked by Handsome Farter - Tue Apr 17 08:36:00 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you're still on the road, I think your idea is a good one. Get a new card and deal with the old one later. Don't take any more pictures with it!
Answered by Iridflare - Tue Apr 17 08:41:37 2007
Can I use a memory card for a camera to save other things on?
Q. I have a little converter drive to put the memory card in and the cards are not expensive anymore so I am wondering if I can store like programs on them? They would take up a whole lot less room than my cds. Anyone know for sure? Thanks.
Asked by ladyofyorkies - Wed Sep 3 19:26:11 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can store pretty much anything on pretty much any flash media (memory card/stick) format. You just need a card reader. I wouldn't suggest installing programs onto a flash memory card, as they have a limited number of read/write cycles, so constantly accessing data from them might lower the life of the card, but if you want to store documents, movies, music, ebooks, or anything else you want a backup of, it can surely be done with the appropriate card and USB reader.
Answered by Vroom - Wed Sep 3 19:33:39 2008
Q. I have a little converter drive to put the memory card in and the cards are not expensive anymore so I am wondering if I can store like programs on them? They would take up a whole lot less room than my cds. Anyone know for sure? Thanks.
Asked by ladyofyorkies - Wed Sep 3 19:26:11 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can store pretty much anything on pretty much any flash media (memory card/stick) format. You just need a card reader. I wouldn't suggest installing programs onto a flash memory card, as they have a limited number of read/write cycles, so constantly accessing data from them might lower the life of the card, but if you want to store documents, movies, music, ebooks, or anything else you want a backup of, it can surely be done with the appropriate card and USB reader.
Answered by Vroom - Wed Sep 3 19:33:39 2008
On vacation, put my memory card into a different camera and it says there are no photos?
Q. I have a Canon Digital Rebel Xsi and had a memory card packed with photos in it. The camera's battery ran out and I forgot to put the charger, so I put my card in my dad's Nikon D40x and it says there are no photos on the card?! I'm on an old computer with no memory card slot so I can't check on there. Any idea what happened? Is it because the camera doesn't recognize pics from another camera, or are the photos gone? Can they be recovered?
Asked by heavenlyapprentice - Fri Jan 2 17:16:42 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That is right. Don't worry, the photos are still there, but you cannot expect different cameras to "see" image files shot with another camera model, especially a different brand. For under $10 you can buy a USB 2.0 card reader and copy your images to any computer you like. You will notice that the image files your camera produces are called IMG_1234 and your dad's are called DSC_1234 While they are both JPEG files, the different naming conventions preclude your dad's camera from seeing them
Answered by fhotoace - Fri Jan 2 17:26:15 2009
Q. I have a Canon Digital Rebel Xsi and had a memory card packed with photos in it. The camera's battery ran out and I forgot to put the charger, so I put my card in my dad's Nikon D40x and it says there are no photos on the card?! I'm on an old computer with no memory card slot so I can't check on there. Any idea what happened? Is it because the camera doesn't recognize pics from another camera, or are the photos gone? Can they be recovered?
Asked by heavenlyapprentice - Fri Jan 2 17:16:42 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That is right. Don't worry, the photos are still there, but you cannot expect different cameras to "see" image files shot with another camera model, especially a different brand. For under $10 you can buy a USB 2.0 card reader and copy your images to any computer you like. You will notice that the image files your camera produces are called IMG_1234 and your dad's are called DSC_1234 While they are both JPEG files, the different naming conventions preclude your dad's camera from seeing them
Answered by fhotoace - Fri Jan 2 17:26:15 2009
Is it possible to recovery files from an SD memory card that was previously inserted into a computer?
Q. A few days ago, I was viewing some photos on my computer from my SD memory card which was inserted into the SD memory card slot in my computer. I seem to have lost the memory card now, and I was wondering if there is a sort of temporary file storage on my computer for previously viewed files on removable drives (in this case, my SD memory card, also called Drive F: on my computer). Thanks so much for any help! The photos were extremely important to me.
Asked by michellembaum - Thu Oct 15 22:24:41 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I f you just watched photos, they were not stored anywhere on the hard drive.If you saved photos they could be on the disc. When you watch photo image from flash drive or DVD disc,etc - you just open the file.(view files)
Answered by Boris 22 - Thu Oct 15 22:33:32 2009
Q. A few days ago, I was viewing some photos on my computer from my SD memory card which was inserted into the SD memory card slot in my computer. I seem to have lost the memory card now, and I was wondering if there is a sort of temporary file storage on my computer for previously viewed files on removable drives (in this case, my SD memory card, also called Drive F: on my computer). Thanks so much for any help! The photos were extremely important to me.
Asked by michellembaum - Thu Oct 15 22:24:41 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I f you just watched photos, they were not stored anywhere on the hard drive.If you saved photos they could be on the disc. When you watch photo image from flash drive or DVD disc,etc - you just open the file.(view files)
Answered by Boris 22 - Thu Oct 15 22:33:32 2009
How do I get my Memory card to work in my cell phone?
Q. I have an at&t cell phone. The memory card I have is called microSD. I already inserted the card into the cell phone, but I can't get any of my pictures or videos to save to the memory card. How do I do that! A detailed explanation please! Also, will this memory card increase the recording time of videos? Without the memory card my phone only allows me to record 42 seconds each video...
Asked by kizzy75 - Sun May 24 01:12:07 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Open camera on your phone. Open options-->image and video storage. Select Memory card. Do the same for video also. This may depend upon mobile model. By this, images and videos captured will be automatically stored in memory card. Also capturing capacity will also increase. For more info, see your phone booklet.
Answered by vwake - Sun May 24 02:21:09 2009
Q. I have an at&t cell phone. The memory card I have is called microSD. I already inserted the card into the cell phone, but I can't get any of my pictures or videos to save to the memory card. How do I do that! A detailed explanation please! Also, will this memory card increase the recording time of videos? Without the memory card my phone only allows me to record 42 seconds each video...
Asked by kizzy75 - Sun May 24 01:12:07 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Open camera on your phone. Open options-->image and video storage. Select Memory card. Do the same for video also. This may depend upon mobile model. By this, images and videos captured will be automatically stored in memory card. Also capturing capacity will also increase. For more info, see your phone booklet.
Answered by vwake - Sun May 24 02:21:09 2009
How much will a 4gb memory card for my camera hold?
Q. I'm looking for a memory card for my Sony Cybershot camera. I'm thinking about ordering 'Sony MSMT4G 4GB Memory Stick PRO Duo' on the internet. Is this a good idea? I know nothing about cameras or memory cards... How much will this hold?
Asked by Para2thenormal - Wed Jul 8 15:39:48 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. here's the best deal you're gonna get: or i recommend the second link especially b/c of their 24/7 customer support and all the other perks of buying from them.. but do a quick google search...compare the prices you'll find on 4gb cards to the prices on the cards in the links above...you'll be amazed at how much some companies charge... the card will hold well over 1,000 pix and video as well.
Answered by squadfix - Thu Jul 9 20:06:41 2009
Q. I'm looking for a memory card for my Sony Cybershot camera. I'm thinking about ordering 'Sony MSMT4G 4GB Memory Stick PRO Duo' on the internet. Is this a good idea? I know nothing about cameras or memory cards... How much will this hold?
Asked by Para2thenormal - Wed Jul 8 15:39:48 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. here's the best deal you're gonna get: or i recommend the second link especially b/c of their 24/7 customer support and all the other perks of buying from them.. but do a quick google search...compare the prices you'll find on 4gb cards to the prices on the cards in the links above...you'll be amazed at how much some companies charge... the card will hold well over 1,000 pix and video as well.
Answered by squadfix - Thu Jul 9 20:06:41 2009
What memory card should i get for Zelda Twilight Princess on Game Cube?
Q. Like will a 59block space memory card be good? Or should I get one with more space. By the way the only two games I will be playing are Animal Crossing and Zelda. Let me know thanks!
Asked by HockeyPlaya - Sat Mar 24 19:52:07 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends. If you get a new animal crossing game, a 59 block card comes with it, because the game takes up 59 blocks. If you get an old one, go with a 251 block, and you'll have room for zelda and much more.
Answered by prshack - Tue Mar 27 19:52:52 2007
Q. Like will a 59block space memory card be good? Or should I get one with more space. By the way the only two games I will be playing are Animal Crossing and Zelda. Let me know thanks!
Asked by HockeyPlaya - Sat Mar 24 19:52:07 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends. If you get a new animal crossing game, a 59 block card comes with it, because the game takes up 59 blocks. If you get an old one, go with a 251 block, and you'll have room for zelda and much more.
Answered by prshack - Tue Mar 27 19:52:52 2007
How do i put my Memory card memory into a hardrive for a xbox 360 arcade?
Q. Ok got a xbox 360 arcade and i got the memory card with it. Now i have a 20GB Hard Drive. How do i transfer the data from the memory card to the hard drive?
Asked by Ryan D - Fri Sep 4 16:49:33 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My Xbox > System Settings > Memory > MU Go to the file you want to transfer and there will be an option to copy Can't copy everything though
Answered by Onion Johnny - Fri Sep 4 17:00:59 2009
Q. Ok got a xbox 360 arcade and i got the memory card with it. Now i have a 20GB Hard Drive. How do i transfer the data from the memory card to the hard drive?
Asked by Ryan D - Fri Sep 4 16:49:33 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My Xbox > System Settings > Memory > MU Go to the file you want to transfer and there will be an option to copy Can't copy everything though
Answered by Onion Johnny - Fri Sep 4 17:00:59 2009
What memory card should I get for my digital camera?
Q. Is a 1G good enough? 2G? 4G? We usually delete all of the pics on our camera after we download them to our computer. At any given time we might have about 150 pictures on the camera. We also want to be able to take videos with the camera--maybe 15 minutes total. (like I said, we generally download the pics & videos to our computer frequently and then delete them from the camera) I have a Kodak EasyShare V1253. It is12 megapixels if that makes any difference as to what size the memory card should be. Thanks!
Asked by Baby Nolan arrived Apr 18, 2009! - Tue Dec 25 10:55:28 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think a 2G will work for you. I got a camera for Christmas(gift to myself) and as a bonus a 2G memory card was included. Since you delete the pics frequently, a 2G should be sufficient. Merry Christmas!
Answered by Jason G - Tue Dec 25 14:37:23 2007
Q. Is a 1G good enough? 2G? 4G? We usually delete all of the pics on our camera after we download them to our computer. At any given time we might have about 150 pictures on the camera. We also want to be able to take videos with the camera--maybe 15 minutes total. (like I said, we generally download the pics & videos to our computer frequently and then delete them from the camera) I have a Kodak EasyShare V1253. It is12 megapixels if that makes any difference as to what size the memory card should be. Thanks!
Asked by Baby Nolan arrived Apr 18, 2009! - Tue Dec 25 10:55:28 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think a 2G will work for you. I got a camera for Christmas(gift to myself) and as a bonus a 2G memory card was included. Since you delete the pics frequently, a 2G should be sufficient. Merry Christmas!
Answered by Jason G - Tue Dec 25 14:37:23 2007
How do you erase photos from a memory card?
Q. So I went to Wal-mart today to make copies of some of the photos currently on my camera, only to find out that when I put the memory card into the kiosk, there were copies of all the photos I had ever taken still on there. How would I be able to erase all or some of the photos from the memory card? NOT from the camera, since they've already been deleted from there. Thanks!
Asked by cjust - Sat Mar 21 17:56:35 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Put into a camera,go to menu>format memory or erase photos.
Answered by Tyler W - Sat Mar 21 18:01:53 2009
Q. So I went to Wal-mart today to make copies of some of the photos currently on my camera, only to find out that when I put the memory card into the kiosk, there were copies of all the photos I had ever taken still on there. How would I be able to erase all or some of the photos from the memory card? NOT from the camera, since they've already been deleted from there. Thanks!
Asked by cjust - Sat Mar 21 17:56:35 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Put into a camera,go to menu>format memory or erase photos.
Answered by Tyler W - Sat Mar 21 18:01:53 2009
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