I have had a similar problem with flimsy lock tabs. I solved it by placing a small amount of scotch tape over the tab - starting near the connection pads, over the tab to the back edge of the card. There's usually not a whole lot of extra room in the slot, so insert carefully and remove portions of tape as needed.
Worst case scenario - if you never use the locking tab (I never do) you could place a small dab of super glue to hold it in place. Let it "set up" before reinserting - you don't want the tab to move an be held on the lock position.
Testimonial: "Good ideas, I'll try both. I wasn't sure if it might have been a problem with the camera causing it to push the lock up, but I'll try this first"
The tab may very well become repositioned as it is being inserted into the camera, and then repositioned again when it is removed. If the tab is loose, it will probably be nearly impossible to determine with any certainty how and when it is occurring, unless it is prevented from moving with tape or glue described above.
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Thank you very much for this, I was having similar problems and I knew the issue was from the Camera not the SD memory card. So I used a lttle key and pressed against the area I felt was affecting the lock on the SD and it worked.
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