Can't down load pictures from the computer to my ipad

You can attach some flash drives to Apple's $29 iPad Camera Connection Kit. (If you have an iPad with a Lightning connector you'll additionally need Apple's $29 Lightning to USB Camera Adapter.) Let me underscore some. Some flash drives require more power than the iPad can provide and won't work.

For the second question, here's also a guide to help you back up iPad music to iCloud.

1. Connect your iPad to a Wi-Fi network.
2. In iOS 8 or later, tap Settings > iCloud > Backup. ...
3. Make sure that iCloud Backup is turned on.
4. Tap Back Up Now. ...
5. Make sure the backup finished by tapping Settings > iCloud > Storage > Manage Storage, and then select your iPad.

If you have a new computer, you can also backup iPad music onto it.
http://www.leawo.org/tutorial/how-to-sync-iphone-to-new-computer.html

Not ipad its rca 7voyager android 4.4.2 and I cannot figure out how to save to SD card so I can down load to computer

Hi
If your SD card is not recognised there are possibilities:
1. The manual - I'l give the link later in case yours is mislaid - only mentions "Micro SD" up to 32Gb. Sometimes these cards can be the SDHC category and these are not always accepted in devices designed for SD only. They look identical so make sure yours doesn't say SDHC.
2. The file format on the card can be significant. It needs to be a format compatible with the phone. If you have no other data on the card, it might be easiest to see if the phone will format it.
3. Of course it might be a faulty card - can you test it elsewhere?
The link for the manual mentioned above is here:
Proscan Media Tablets eBooks ReadersInstructions Manuals Quick Start...
Its about 15th down the list and will download direct to your computer.
With regard to downloading from nand to SD card, is this essential? If you have a micro USB to normal USB, then you should be able to use a computer to take data from the nand. The nand would show up as a drive in "My Computer".
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Hi u only have 512 MB OF RAM & 4 GB FLASH MEMORY CHECK SD CARD MAXIMUM IS ,32 GB DELETE ITEMS U DONT USE TO FREE UP MEMORY. cheers

If you are trying to recover your data from a formatted memory card then try -
RECUVARecuva (pronounced"recover") is a freeware Windows utility to restore files that havebeen accidentally deleted from your computer. This includes files emptied fromthe Recycle bin as well as images and other files that have been deleted byuser error from digital camera memory cards or MP3 players. It will even bringback files that have been deleted from your iPod, or by bugs, crashes andviruses!

• Simple to use interface - just click 'Scan' and choose the files you want to recover
• Easy to use filter for results based on file name/type
• Simple Windows like interface with List and Tree view
• Can be run from a USB thumb drive
• Restores all types of files, office documents, images, video, music, email, anything.
• Supports FAT12, FAT16, FAT32, exFAT, NTFS, NTFS5 , NTFS + EFS file systems
• Restores files from removable media (SmartMedia, Secure Digital, MemoryStick, Digital cameras, Floppy disks, Jazz Disks, Sony Memory Sticks, Compact Flash cards, Smart Media Cards, Secure Digital Cards, etc.)
• Restores files from external ZIP drives, Firewire and USB Hard drives
• It's fast, tiny and takes seconds to run!

http://download.cnet.com/Recuva/3000-2242_4-10753287.html

Pandigital photo frames are an ideal way to display your collection of digital photos. You can view photos with or without a computer using just a memory card, but it's always a good idea to transfer the photos you'll want to view frequently to the internal memory of your frame. This is also a handy way to back up your favorite images.

1. Transferring Photos from a Memory Card
   • Your digital photo frame's built-in software will recognize six types of memory card: CF I/II, SD, MS Pro, MMC and XD. Locate the slot on the back of the frame (to the left of the stand) that corresponds with your type of memory card. These are labeled as follows: SD/MMC/MSPro/XD, CF I/II, USB and mini USB. Insert your memory card into the appropriate slot, power on your digital frame, and it will automatically begin a slideshow using every available image on your memory card. Note that only JPEG formats under 16 megapixels are compatible.
     
   Transferring Photos from a PC
   • Use the USB cable that came with your frame. Connect the mini USB end to the mini USB port on the back of your frame; connect the large USB end to your computer's USB port. Double-click the "My Computer" icon on your desktop or in your Windows "Start" menu. You'll see that your computer has automatically assigned a drive to your digital frame---look for a device called "Removable Disk" followed by a letter (Removable Disk E:, for example). This is the folder that represents the internal memory of your digital photo frame; you will be dragging your photos into this folder.
     Next, open the folder in which you store your photos ("My Pictures," for example). Select the photos you want to transfer to your frame. Drag them to the drive associated with your digital photo frame---this is the "Removable Disk" drive you located within the "My Computer" folder. Every photo you selected will then be copied onto your digital frame.
     After the files are copied, disconnect your digital frame properly. If you don't, your frame's internal memory could be damaged. Look for the system tray in your desktop's lower right-hand corner. Left-click the icon that shows a gray box with a green arrow on top of it. Select "Safely Disconnect Hardware." A dialog box will appear, asking you to select the device to disconnect. Select the digital frame and click "OK." When the dialog box appears, click "Close." You'll see a message in the lower right hand portion of your desktop telling you it's safe to disconnect your frame.
     
   Copying Photos to Your Frame's Internal Memory
   • You can use your frame's remote control to copy photos from your memory card or computer to the photo frame's internal memory. Connect your photo source (computer or memory card) and have your frame's remote control handy. Access the "Home" screen on your frame using the "Home" button on your remote control or by pressing the "Home" button on top of the frame. Next, choose "Photos" and press "Enter." You'll see all your photos in thumbnail form. Scroll through them with the up and down arrows. Press the "+" key to mark photos you want to copy (use "-" to de-select a photo). When you've selected all the photos you want to copy, press "Set Up," then "Copy Photo," "Enter," "Selected" and "Enter." A dialog box will ask you to confirm your selection; with the cursor on "Yes," press "Enter." The photos you selected will be copied to the frame's internal memory.
     

Try connecting the Galaxy to your computer with the included USB cable. Then, select the notification (open the notification drawer by pulling down on the status bar) that says USB cable connected and follow the steps to mount your SD Card. At this point, the Tab should appear as a device/driver in Finder. If not, try connecting them to the same network and try something like On Air from the Market to connect over-the-air.
Since you are using an Android, you don't have to use anything like iTunes to transfer music and pictures. Simply copy them onto a folder on the SD card and then browse to them on the Tab using My Files and open them in whatever app you use. If you would prefer a proper syncing arrangement, try the free DoubleTwist app and corresponding Mac application to connect your device.

determine if your computer has a memory card slot for sd cards..
if memory card slot is not available use a "card reader" you can get that from walmart and on other stores
once memory card is connected.. it will appear on your
computer as a removable disk or device.. you can check that on "my computer" window for XP or "computer" window for vista..
you can explore the content of the memory card and get your files.. good luck!!