My computer can read the Lexar 1GB SD. But Kodak wont.

In this instance, you might want to consider either borrowing, or, purchasing and card sd reader. Some computers just don't read these cards from their built-in slots, so, using an sd card reader often fixes the problem.


Hope this helps. :)

Hi. Kodak DX7440 is using standard SD card or MMC card up to 1GB (some says it will read 2 to 4GB standard SD but I haven't tried). SDHC is high capacity, 4GB above and will not work on your camera.

C330 and C315 its compatible Only in 1GB SD card or maximum 2GB SD card. More than this it cant be recognized by the camera or to reformat it.

If your card is 1GB SD card still its now working it means the memory card slot of the camera is defective.

Moultrie told me they could not fix the camera. I removed the Lexar 512 SD card and re-ran the test. The test passed and the camera worked. I replaced the Lexar SD card with a Cannon SD card and reran the test. The test passed and the camera works. I put the Lexar SD card and got a 00400 error message. Change SD cards. It fixed the problem for me.

Honestly, it is most likely a defective memory card or not compatible with your camera. Sorry.

Try updating you drivers for your digital media reader. Also check your dcos to see if the DMR will read a 2GB card

I have this phone to. I remember reading a long time ago, sorry I can't source it, but anything over 1gig the phone will not recognize. I have had 1gb sandisk and 1gb Lexar in my phone no prob. Try getting a smaller size card.

If you are using a Windows Computer and the Camera has a USB connection lead- simply plug it in
Make sure the camera is on and in the upload mode
The computer will do the rest

I had the same problem. i dont know if this will work for yours, but what i did was when i had the card in the slot i pushed in it as far as i could with my finger nail and then it clicked right in.

The problem with the c350 is that it does not accept a memory card higher than 1GB! I found that out through the Kodak website and not in the User's Guide!