cant read xd memory card
does anyone know how to fix a camera memory card (fujifilm XD 2gb - type M) ???? it wont read in my camera and when i insert it into a computer i get the "you need to format the disk in drive d: before you can use it?" of course i said no.
It has some holiday photos that i really want, please help?
It has some holiday photos that i really want, please help?
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cheers, ill give it ago.
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I've ran the recovery and it reovered most but not all. Unfortunatly it didnt recover the one of the files i really wanted. im going to try uusing a different program and see what results i get. any other recomendations??
For your inforamtion. some of the jpg files were very large at about 50mb to 90mb. my camera usually saves between 2mb and 4 mb. Some of the AVI's are very big for the shortness of the video. This tells me its not been able to cut the files off where the files end and carries on through the next file(s).
For your inforamtion. some of the jpg files were very large at about 50mb to 90mb. my camera usually saves between 2mb and 4 mb. Some of the AVI's are very big for the shortness of the video. This tells me its not been able to cut the files off where the files end and carries on through the next file(s).
You could give FileScavenger a try:
http://www.quetek.com/prod02.htm (Shareware, but you can just try to find the files)
It's a similar program which saves the recovered data onto another drive.
If both can't recover the files, the chance is not very high to get the files back.
You could send the card to a professional recovery company, Like Ontrack, Kroll...
But that will be not cheap..
http://www.quetek.com/prod02.htm (Shareware, but you can just try to find the files)
It's a similar program which saves the recovered data onto another drive.
If both can't recover the files, the chance is not very high to get the files back.
You could send the card to a professional recovery company, Like Ontrack, Kroll...
But that will be not cheap..
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Nice to hear. Thanks for the feedback.
So you can close this question now..
So you can close this question now..
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