- PROBLEMS WITH COMPACT FLASH CARD READERS PRO
- PROBLEMS WITH COMPACT FLASH CARD READERS SOFTWARE
- PROBLEMS WITH COMPACT FLASH CARD READERS PC
- PROBLEMS WITH COMPACT FLASH CARD READERS PROFESSIONAL
- PROBLEMS WITH COMPACT FLASH CARD READERS MAC
PROBLEMS WITH COMPACT FLASH CARD READERS PROFESSIONAL
In this case, you would need a professional to help you correct this.
PROBLEMS WITH COMPACT FLASH CARD READERS SOFTWARE
This could be either hardware or software issues or both. Only one time have I experienced a problem.Port Related Issues:: To determine if this is a port problem, test every USB port that you have with different flash drives. I have pulled CF cards out of the reader 'dirty' (without ejecting) and have had no use problems. I use a D30 and a SanDisk USB card reader on my PC.
PROBLEMS WITH COMPACT FLASH CARD READERS MAC
This is not accurate.you must have a system problem.or it is Mac related.this syndrome does not apply to a functioning PC.I have done all the no no's you listed and have never lost a card. But it was fine too.īTW, what does ".dismounting or putting away the volume properly." mean? I though I had lost the file that was copying in that moment. But, after I unplugged the reader frm the USB port it all went back to normal.
PROBLEMS WITH COMPACT FLASH CARD READERS PC
I have used my sandisk 128mb thru a card reader on my PC (win98se) for all sorts of things, including using it as a removable drive for files other than photos from my digicams.Ī few days ago I even pulled it out of the reader in the middle of a copying session. What do you mean by dismount? Is it unplug the reader? Something was wrong with the card, it is "repaired". The cf, then dismount/eject then format on the camera itself. The system from scratch to make it read cf card again !Īlso, as a prophylactic way of doing, i am copying the files from
PROBLEMS WITH COMPACT FLASH CARD READERS PRO
I had problems with win 98 se, win me, winĢ000 pro on 3 different computers. Otherwise, you WILL have problem, whatever your That'a a very important point : ALWAYS dismount cf card BEFOREĮject it. I have had several problems, fixed by connecting the card (Lexar) to a PC ! NEVER, NEVER opne files on the card ! Copy first, open later ! User can do, and the only recourse is card replacement. I'm personally shocked that once this happens there's nothing a Your CF card or write or delete files to it using your computer. Same mistake I did, or shed some light as to why you can't rename Just wanted to post the warning to make sure you didn't make the Kingston has graciously offered to replace my cards, but I doubt Write anything to the CF card or edit and trash files with/from To take and erase images using the D1X but you can never again If you are using a card reader with your computer and eject a CFĬard without dismounting or putting away the volume properly, theĭisk has an excellent chance of locking up. I have experienced this problem with both Kingston and SanDisk CFĬards on my system (Apple). I got no response so I had to do a little digging Unlocking and writing to a CF card used in my D1X (Powermac G4Ĭomputer). I posted a query in the dp forums about a week ago about problems
Is something was wrong with the card, it is "repaired". With win2000, I had to reinstall the system from scratch to make it read cf card again !Īlso, as a prophylactic way of doing, i am copying the files from the cf, then dismount/eject then format on the camera itself. I had problems with win 98 se, win me, win 2000 pro on 3 different computers. Otherwise, you WILL have problem, whatever your hardware/software mix. That'a a very important point : ALWAYS dismount cf card BEFORE eject it. I'm personally shocked that once this happens there's nothing a user can do, and the only recourse is card replacement. Just wanted to post the warning to make sure you didn't make the same mistake I did, or shed some light as to why you can't rename your CF card or write or delete files to it using your computer. Kingston has graciously offered to replace my cards, but I doubt they'll do it if it happens again. You can continue to take and erase images using the D1X but you can never again write anything to the CF card or edit and trash files with/from your computer. If you are using a card reader with your computer and eject a CF card without dismounting or putting away the volume properly, the disk has an excellent chance of locking up. I have experienced this problem with both Kingston and SanDisk CF Cards on my system (Apple). I got no response so I had to do a little digging around of my own.
I posted a query in the dp forums about a week ago about problems unlocking and writing to a CF card used in my D1X (Powermac G4 computer).
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