On Oct 24, 11:24*pm, " wrote:
On Oct 24, 1:31*pm, abrsvc wrote:





On Oct 23, 11:34*pm, " wrote:

On Oct 23, 8:08*pm, "William Sommerwerck"
wrote:

The last time you transferred pictures to your computer... Did you properly
eject the memory stick before removing it? If not, you could have damaged
the stick.

I transferred using the USB connector on the camera to download to the
computer.

Pne of the most common causes of this error is poor contacts on the
memory stick. *Remove the stick and burnish the contacts a little. *Re-
insert the stick and try again. *It doesn't take much to cause a
questionable connection at the pins. *The contacts can fatigue a bit
as well.

Update this with your progress.

Dan

Well---I put the camera on the charger for a couple of hours while I
was doing household chores. *Then about 1/2 hour ago, I connected a
USB cable to my computer, and turned the camera on. *To my pleasant
surprise, the camera turned on normally and there was no error
mesage. *Now I have turned the camera off, disconnected the USB cable
and set it aside until tomorrow morning. *We'll see what happens. *I
didn't take the camera card out since I did look at the card earlier
today, and was still getting error messages after I replaced the
card. *Contacts looked fine when I had it out, and I didn't see
anything that looked like dirt inside the card housing and its
contacts. *So, * * * * * * * * * * * * we'll see what happens tomorrow
and will report back. *Thanks for your suggeston.- Hide quoted text -

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Turned camera on twice today, everything appears to be normal, sure
would like to know what happened, but very happy it is working again.