SanDisk 2GB Cruzer Micro SDCZ62048A10 Hard Drive - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

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the photo capacity of a 64mb card will depend on the quality of the photos taken.

for a low quality photo it will be approx 90-150kb a shot so you can probably store 125-150 photos on it.

for a high quality photo it will be approx 750kb a shot so you probably can store 80-90 photos on it.

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Do you hve a computer? You need to have a card reader? You can cpy music from the PC to the card and then insert it into the Player. You can write and delete music files as many times as you wish

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Explore the DVD and just copy the files with VOB extension to USB Stick. These are the Video Files and can be played on any PC. You may also use Any DVD Ripper Software to extract the video from DVD and convert it to any other format such as avi.

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Have you ever tried not to enter pswd at all?

I have not posted a help request, so I do not know how the picture is tied to this question ? If your cell phone has a standard SD memory card, there are a couple of ways to "transfer" pictures and music.

1. Your SD chip MAY have come with a larger carrier to fit into some of the computer SD slots that have been provided over the past few years for cameras, etc ? Once plugged in, your computer should recognize it like a small USB flash drive, then it's a matter of cut-n-paste.

2. Alternative is to go to Fry's Electronics and pick up a USB-to-Your Cell Phone adapter cable.. mine, for my Samsung Gravity was $15.00. Then, at least on my phone, I have the option to switch the USB connector from Modem to Storage drive, pick the latter. Your cell phone manufacturer, like my Samsung, may have a utility program that allows you to "manage" your phone.. contacts, pictures, ringtones, music, etc.. cut-n-paste again.. mine allows me to sync the phone to my Outlook for constant updating, etc..

3. Go to Fry's or ? and pick-up an inexpensive "USB Bluetooth Adapter". Plug it into a USB port on your PC, install the software, have it detect your phone, authorize it, now you're wireless vs corded.. follow the remaining steps in #2 above.

As an added note.. if you have a laptop, and your cell service has an Internet package for your phone, for around $20 month, I have a Highspeed ( 460 kbps ) wireless ( via bluetooth ) or the cord, modem.. AND you can still receive calls ( at least on mine ). AND it doesn't require a Hot Spot, only cell reception.

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i'm assuming that your computer says can't safely remove or it's in use. to be on the safe side just restart your computer. while computer is rebooting you can remove the flash drive.this shouldn't cause you any problems with the flash drive.

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you just answered your own question.

This link may help http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/284827-45-remove-write-protection-flash-drive

it can be repaired, i had fixed one 2 times

If you have lost your password for Sandisk Secure Access then you are going to need a professional recovery company that can do data recovery on it.

I had this exact thing happen...I contacted SanDisk and they had me send it to LC-Tech. They have a deal worked out with them for $75 up to 1GB and $125 over 1GB. I sent it and within 24 hours they got the data off and sent it back to me. Here is the website link: http://www.lc-tech.com/services/sandisk-recovery.html. Good Luck!

try one of these http://pcsupport.about.com/od/filerecovery/tp/free-file-recovery-programs.htm

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