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I have a memory card in and when I go to look t pictures it's says file error?

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A few ideas.
Your current card is full and needs to be reformatted
Your current card is defective. Try another card.
Clean the contacts on the card
Be sure the card lock switch on the side of the card is unlocked.

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SOURCE: copying pictures from computer to memory card

i have seen this error and i dont know why it does that. you may want to try buying a micro disk setup that fits into a sd adapter that will fit in your camera.

then you can take out the micro disk when full and put it on a usb adapter and plug right into a usb port.

i know this sounds like more work but so far i havent had a lock up on that or error yet. go to tigerdirect.com if you want to see the different adapters for the sd disk and micro disk and usb etc....

maybe this might help

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can have different causes. To many pictures on the memory card card is full. From the last picture file name ends with 999 or 9999.
Or there was an error while writing a picture to the memory card, caused by a power failure.
I would put the card in an external memory card reader and try to put all pictures in a folder on the computer. Then format the card FAT 32 or FAT 16 and then put it back in the camera. When switched on, first format the card again, in the camera, to make sure the camera can work with the card and the format.
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And you think that is the only problem?
The first thing I should try, is remove the memory card and read it on my computer. Use an external card reader.
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I don't know if the camera was on, while you dropped it. Because if on the right moment the camera was still writing to the memory it hit the floor, the complete file system can be corrupted.
If you can't read pictures on the external card reader, you should first try to recover all the pictures, because there is a reasonable chance, the pictures cam be recovered, even if the file system is corrupted.
Some errors on memory cards or pictures can be corrected with some recovery programmes, but not every error can be corrected. free software to recover your files on a memory card:
http://www.memorycard.freedatarecoverysoftware.org
www.cardrecovery.com www.wondershare.net with free trail
www.cardrescue.com with free evaluation version

If there are no important pictures, or no pictures at all on the card, you can skip the recover part. Just format the card with FAT 32. When placed back in the camera, do a format with the camera.

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Sometimes files become corrupted. There can be hundreds of reasons. Your memory card, how small is a very complicated piece of electronics. Being a picture on a memory card is very scary. One error, just a spark of electric discharge, could damage the card, a part of the card or just some bytes on the card. Sometimes the errors consist of changing a 1 in a zero or a zero into a one, without physical damage to the memory card at all. So when the card should be formatted again, it could be you don't find any error again.

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Lots of file errors, O also now can't copy files off, says i/o device error

try using a memory card with 2GB or below
the camera might be having some problems reading the 4GB that you have

if you connect the camera to your computer and file error still appears that means that the memory card is corrupted and you really need to format it

before you do make sure that you have a copy of the files saved in the memory card

*formatting the memory card will delete all the files saved in it

go to MENU> SET UP > FORMAT

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