Carte XD Olympus "Erreur Carte"
Agnes
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Hello,
For some time now, my device has not been accepting more than the first three or four photos taken! That is to say, it took them fine and all, but it was impossible to see them afterwards: "err card". By keeping them, I could take more without wasting 3 at the beginning!
However, for the past few days I can no longer see any photos either on the PC or the device; it shows 'err card' and I can't take any photos!
It suggests formatting the card, which I've tried, but even formatting it doesn't work! And the PC doesn't read the card! (we put the card in the unit, lost the cable :s)
Thank you in advance!!
For some time now, my device has not been accepting more than the first three or four photos taken! That is to say, it took them fine and all, but it was impossible to see them afterwards: "err card". By keeping them, I could take more without wasting 3 at the beginning!
However, for the past few days I can no longer see any photos either on the PC or the device; it shows 'err card' and I can't take any photos!
It suggests formatting the card, which I've tried, but even formatting it doesn't work! And the PC doesn't read the card! (we put the card in the unit, lost the cable :s)
Thank you in advance!!
Configuration: Olympus Camedia C-460Zoom Digital Camera Acer PC Windows XP
12 réponses
Hello,
Please do the following:
Insert your card and right-click on 'This PC':
Manage and Disk Management.
What is the filesystem of your card, please?
P2
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"Listen to the advice of others and follow your own"
Please do the following:
Insert your card and right-click on 'This PC':
Manage and Disk Management.
What is the filesystem of your card, please?
P2
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A man without patience is a lamp without oil. (Segovia)
"Listen to the advice of others and follow your own"
Hello,
Put your card in the PC.
Right-click on My Computer:
Manage:
DISK MANAGEMENT.
Above the lines of the different drives, you have:
Volume, Layout, Type, and File System.
What is the file system of your card please.
P2
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A man without patience is a lamp without oil. (Segovia)
"Listen to the advice of others and follow your own."
Put your card in the PC.
Right-click on My Computer:
Manage:
DISK MANAGEMENT.
Above the lines of the different drives, you have:
Volume, Layout, Type, and File System.
What is the file system of your card please.
P2
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A man without patience is a lamp without oil. (Segovia)
"Listen to the advice of others and follow your own."
Re,
Position your card.
If you go to the command prompt:
start, programs, accessories, command prompt
You type the name of your drive where the card is located EX: (E:) and hit enter.
Then DIR and enter, what does it give?
If it returns nothing, try with another PC or possibly with a MAC and try formatting to FAT file system (very important, FAT).
If that does not yield anything, there is not much left to do.
P2
--
A man without patience is a lamp without oil. (Segovia)
"Listen to the advice of others and follow your own."
Position your card.
If you go to the command prompt:
start, programs, accessories, command prompt
You type the name of your drive where the card is located EX: (E:) and hit enter.
Then DIR and enter, what does it give?
If it returns nothing, try with another PC or possibly with a MAC and try formatting to FAT file system (very important, FAT).
If that does not yield anything, there is not much left to do.
P2
--
A man without patience is a lamp without oil. (Segovia)
"Listen to the advice of others and follow your own."
It says "the device is not ready"
I don’t have another computer available...
Could it have anything to do with the antivirus?
I don’t have another computer available...
Could it have anything to do with the antivirus?
Re,
If there was any connection with the PC, your card would work on your camera.
It seems that it has suffered damage during reading on the PC or on the camera.
Go to a photographer equipped with a DIGITAL MACHINE.
A real specialist (like Photo service, Phox) teaches (Fuji, Kodak, Konica, Agfa).
Avoid large stores and Fnac (even equipped), their staff does not always have the required skills.
Ask them to open the card on their machine as if they were making a print with it.
If they manage to open it, ask them for a CD burn and to format your card in FAT SYSTEM.
Good luck P2.
*keep us updated.
--
An impatient man is a lamp without oil. (Segovia)
"Listen to the advice of others and follow your own."
If there was any connection with the PC, your card would work on your camera.
It seems that it has suffered damage during reading on the PC or on the camera.
Go to a photographer equipped with a DIGITAL MACHINE.
A real specialist (like Photo service, Phox) teaches (Fuji, Kodak, Konica, Agfa).
Avoid large stores and Fnac (even equipped), their staff does not always have the required skills.
Ask them to open the card on their machine as if they were making a print with it.
If they manage to open it, ask them for a CD burn and to format your card in FAT SYSTEM.
Good luck P2.
*keep us updated.
--
An impatient man is a lamp without oil. (Segovia)
"Listen to the advice of others and follow your own."
Thank you! I'll try to find that on Friday!
At worst, I'll buy a card, luckily it wasn't very important photos on it!
Thanks for the advice!!
At worst, I'll buy a card, luckily it wasn't very important photos on it!
Thanks for the advice!!
Re,
If that doesn't work, try to get it exchanged at the store where you bought it.
Golden rule for cards:
Never format with a PC (except in extreme cases and make sure it's FAT).
Always remove your card from the PC using the taskbar icon.
Do not turn off the camera right after taking a photo.
Never remove or insert a card into the camera while it is on.
Always keep it in its protective plastic case when out and about.
Avoid touching the contacts with your fingers.
I’ve been doing this since 1997 with several cameras using different cards and I’ve never had any problems.
See you, P2
--
A man without patience is a lamp without oil. (Segovia)
"Listen to the advice of others and follow your own."
If that doesn't work, try to get it exchanged at the store where you bought it.
Golden rule for cards:
Never format with a PC (except in extreme cases and make sure it's FAT).
Always remove your card from the PC using the taskbar icon.
Do not turn off the camera right after taking a photo.
Never remove or insert a card into the camera while it is on.
Always keep it in its protective plastic case when out and about.
Avoid touching the contacts with your fingers.
I’ve been doing this since 1997 with several cameras using different cards and I’ve never had any problems.
See you, P2
--
A man without patience is a lamp without oil. (Segovia)
"Listen to the advice of others and follow your own."
hi
I have the same problem as Agnès after figuring out the file system what should I do?
thank you in advance
I have the same problem as Agnès after figuring out the file system what should I do?
thank you in advance
Although this forum doesn't seem to be active anymore, I still feel free to provide a solution that worked for me. The first thing to do is to start the camera without the memory card, then enter the settings menu which gives you the option to format the card. Insert the card back into the camera and try formatting it, which should work very well in this case. If the menu disappears when you insert the card, press the menu button several times and it should appear. Good luck to everyone facing this common little problem.
Thank you a thousand times, I have an Olympus 720 SW and I take a lot of outdoor photos (type akunamatata and flickr in Google)
I have two XD cards (1 Go and 2 Go), the 1 Go card declared itself write protected when I did a risky maneuver with a Mac, unusable for 8 months...
The 2 Go card has started to decline recently, with only a third of its capacity available.
Elgringo's procedure saved me and restored all the cards!!
Phew!!!
I have two XD cards (1 Go and 2 Go), the 1 Go card declared itself write protected when I did a risky maneuver with a Mac, unusable for 8 months...
The 2 Go card has started to decline recently, with only a third of its capacity available.
Elgringo's procedure saved me and restored all the cards!!
Phew!!!
Hello
I also have an Olympus Camedia C750 - the camera is 3 years old - but it's important to know that some cameras do not work or only partially function after a while, just 2 or 3 photos and it's impossible to format with 1 GB memory cards, check the incompatibilities on the Olympus website, so I'm stuck with a maximum of 512 MB.
I also have an Olympus Camedia C750 - the camera is 3 years old - but it's important to know that some cameras do not work or only partially function after a while, just 2 or 3 photos and it's impossible to format with 1 GB memory cards, check the incompatibilities on the Olympus website, so I'm stuck with a maximum of 512 MB.
A P N Fujifilm A340 with the xD card H 256MB displays write error. I managed to take only one photo. Please give me a solution. Thank you.
Bonjour, j'ai acheté un Olympus SP 560 UZ avec une carte xD de 1 Go, faut-il faire une manipulation avant de prendre des photos, pour éviter d'avoir des problèmes "erreur de carte", merci d'avance.
I have the same issue with my Olympus and my 512 SD card that was provided with it.
By proceeding in the same way, it doesn't work either; it endlessly asks me to configure the card:
exit or format, to which I choose format. It then asks me yes or no, so I select yes, but it responds "busy" (not more than 2 seconds) and goes back to card configuration. I can't do anything else as long as the SD card is in it. If you could help me, thank you in advance ^^
By proceeding in the same way, it doesn't work either; it endlessly asks me to configure the card:
exit or format, to which I choose format. It then asks me yes or no, so I select yes, but it responds "busy" (not more than 2 seconds) and goes back to card configuration. I can't do anything else as long as the SD card is in it. If you could help me, thank you in advance ^^