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I cant understand your question,please explain your problem clearly

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please re set the camera in the menu

This camera was introduced 16 years ago. Maybe time to think about a replacement ?

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I experienced the lens error message after taken the camera to the beach. Sure enough, there was sand all over the lens mechanism. First, I cleaned the area by blowing air to remove all sand particles (this took me almost a day). In my case, I did not have to remove the lens from the body of the camera. Once clean from dirt, sand or any other foreign object replace the batteries.

Foreign body of some kind (grit, sand, hair etc) has entered the lens extension / retraction gearing. Probably not worth cost of repair.

You might want to take it to a service station and get it serviced.

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you have to make sure the movie format is compatible by Windows Media Player.
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In most cases you can DOWNLOAD a manual when you go to Nikonusa dot com. Search for EXACT model of camera and DOWNLOAD the Manual. It is in PDF form. I like PDF manuals because you can SEARCH for items you need help on fast.

The memory card many NOT be compatible, damaged or not really empty. I cannot tell from here.

GPS does not work everywhere. You need clear, unobstructed view of sky. Indoors heavily wooded areas can render GPS useless.

Some Modes, Like FIREWORK will not allow Flash. Check your MODE

Tool (Wrench) menu World Time or Time & Date Menu.

I am NOT an expert on this problem as I have never changed languages. Language is typically in the TOOLS menu (Wrench) It you get to settings and English is greyed out then I am stuck. If you have many settings you want to keep please ignore what I say here. One workaround that MAY work is reset to factory settings. It could be one of your settings that keeps language setting greyed out. A reset makes the camera like you just purchased it new.

Whatever button you used to select the ‘date stamp’ option, on most digital cameras, it’s usually a second button to ‘select’ whether you want it on or off.

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I had an issue where the camera would not turn on and if it did, then it would be rarely at all. I attempted to replace the batteries, removing memory card, cleaning for sand and dust, and practically everything that has been recommended online. I was able to fix the issue by holding the preview pictures button (I don’t know the actual name of it but it looks like a rectangle with a play button in the middle) which turned the camera on to view the pictures. Then, I went into menu > clicked over to go to settings > and went down until I found “reset all.” Afterwards, I tapped the button that takes the picture and all the sudden it was good as new. It will turn on and off as it did before the issue arose. I don’t know if I just got lucky or this will work for others, but I wanted to share.

If this is possible, which I doubt, instructions will be found in the manual which accompanied the camera upon purchase.

Go to Nikon.com and search for your camera and then look for Memory cards that are compatible