"My
memory card for digital camera stops working normally. When I attempted to use
my digital camera to take pictures, it says memory card is not formatted. If I
clicked Yes to format the memory card, it said cannot format the memory card. I
don’t know what is wrong with the memory card, but it still worked normally
last week. There are some precious pictures on the memory card and I want to
get them back. Please tell me how to format a digital camera memory card
successfully and restore lost photos on the card?"
Memory Card Data Recovery When It Stops Working
Normally
For the situation above, the memory card stops
working normally due to not formatted error. In this situation, the first thing
you should do is to stop using the memory card and then run iCare Data Recovery
Software to get back lost data off the memory card. A memory card might stop
working normally in many situations. Whatever the reasons why the memory card cannot
work, you can use iCare Data Recovery Software to restore lost data as long as
the card is not physically damaged. You can follow the guide below to restore
memory card lost files:
Step1. Insert the memory card to PC.
Download and install iCare Data Recovery Software on the same PC. Then, you can
launch the software and choose a recovery module.
Step2. You need to select the memory card
as aim disk and then you just need to wait patiently when the software is scanning
the card for lost files.
Step3. When the scanning is completed, you
can preview the images and office files. Some large files like videos and music
cannot be previewed, but you can select all needed files to recover them in batch.
You can use the data recovery software and follow the guide to recover files from corrupted CF card, SD card, miniSD, microSD, XD card and memory stick.
Situations That Digital Camera Memory Card Cannot Work
A memory card will stop working in digital
camera in many situations. Here are some possible but not all situations:
1. Memory card requires formatting in
digital camera
Memory card not formatted error is one of
the most common situations that lead a memory card to stop working normally in
digital camera, which prevents you from reading or writing any data on the
memory card.
2. Digital camera says there is no memory
card inserted
Although memory card is inserted in the
digital camera, you may receive message that there is no memory card inserted
when you want to view files on the card.
3. Memory card is not
initialized
Sometimes, digital camera may say that
memory card is not initialized when you shoot pictures by using the camera. In
this situation, memory card cannot work normally too.
How to Format a Memory Card for Digital Camera?
When a memory card stops working, you do
not need to panic. At least, your memory card can still be recognized in your
digital camera. In this situation, you still have a good chance to get back
files from the memory card by using the data recovery software. Once data has
been retrieved, you can format the memory card for your digital camera. You can
format the memory card on your digital camera. Or you can also connect the card
to your computer to perform formatting. When formatting the memory card, you should
format it into the file system that can be compatible with your digital camera.
Use Memory Card Properly to Avoid Problem
Memory card provides a convenient way to transfer
and save data, but data will get lost when the card cannot work normally.
Therefore, you should use your memory card properly in order to avoid such kind
of problem:
1. Remove memory card safely from your
computer
When you want to remove your memory card
from computer after data transferring, you should follow the correct procedure
to remove the card. You should click the "Safely remove hardware"
option to eject the memory card from computer.
2. Turn off the digital camera when
removing the memory card
If you need to remove your memory card from
digital camera, you should switch off the camera before removing the card.
3. Do not remove memory card during data transferring
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