I may have pulled the memory stick out before the card reader was done and i lost all my files and can not format my memory card now!
201558
hmm.. i have not experienced this. but its strange that the files got lost if you pull out the memory card in between the transfer!!!\nbtw, what do you mean by format??? are you able to use the memory card further or not?
605724
Could be that it was jarred and an internal component is not seated properly.  If you are comfortable with doing so, you can try reseating the memory, hard drive, wifi card, etc... to see if that fixes the problem.  If you are not comfortable doing so, take it to someone who is.
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Memory card as in a stick of RAM? If you were replacing a stick of ram, but you tried to put the old one back in, you might not have pushed the stick all the way in. Make sure the tabs on the sides are snapped in place.\n\nIf your RAM is not fully inserted, your computer will not boot.\n\nThere's also the possibility that you released a static discharge when you touched the ram while trying to replace it.
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if your camera software lets you find the card in my computer like a drive, then yes, just drag them in till it is full, if not just email them to yourself on the old one, and open them on the new one and save them
572327
Hope's not lost, just get a disk recovery tool and there you go. yOU CAN GET IT FROM HERE: http://www.download.com/Recover-My-Files-Data-Recovery/3000-2248_4-10542385.html
321655
If you have shift+del the folder then recovering it may be slightly difficult, but since the files are music files, a software called EasyRecover will be able recover it for you. select the drive where the folders were present, and recover it. It should be able to recover coz, i have tried recovering some movie files and it worked. All the best. U will be albe to get a copy from http://www.ontrack.com/easyrecoveryprofessional/
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No.  If there is data on it it is still formatted.  Your best bet is to try it in some other computers.  You might also try some disk recovery utilities to see if they can get what you need.\n\nBottom line though, stop using floppy disks -- they are horribly unreliable and flash drives are really cheap now.
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Just use something like a plucker (actually something fine enough to grip the card while it is in the slot, if you have long nails, that may do as well!!) and take the card out.
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try a different usb port .. or...\nYou could try the System Restore which takes you back to a time when your computer was working good. Go To: \nstart\nprograms\naccessories\nsystems tools\nsystem restore\nThis process is completely reversable. And does not remove your personal files. Just go back one checkpoint at a time until your puter is working good again.\nE
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you would have to buy recovery software that can scan the disk at the lower level and try to find files that have not been overwritten already. Do not understand why it would be formatted daily, that is very unusual, and is hard on the drive
127888
Want to find out for free if there is something wrong with your memory card?  Take it to Wal-Mart and put it into their digital photo card reader.  If it works, get them printed, if not, you're out of luck.
500411
You have to back them up in a secondary storage device like a USB drive or a CD. If you have multiple drives in your PC (say a C and a D drive),you can move the files from C to D and format the C drive if you want. If you run short of space,then distribute them across the drives you have. Still if you run out of space,there is no other way but to take a CD/USB backup.\n\nTo recover the lost files,try if they are hidden under Folder options. If you attempted a format on the drive and it went blank because of it,then there's no way i know that you can recover it.
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Check the jumper settings on the motherboard. They may not be set to read the added memory cards. You should have a diagram of the motherboard printed with the paperwork you got with the computer.
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It's definately a compressed file that's been split up, and I *think* it was done with hjsplit http://www.freebyte.com/hjsplit/ I seem to recall it using that format. Use that program to rejoin them. If that's not it... you may need to fish around, but it's *definately* something that's been split up, with a similar program, if not that one. Find the program it was split with, and you'll have what you need to put it back together
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Yes please re-installing the software , the portion on the Hard-drive the files was copied is corrupt , after this it will be ok, or it may be your memory need to be change at worst scenario after the re-installation if it still happen , your files are saved if you only uninstall and re-install but don't delete your crated files
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This happens when u copy files from XP running computer to a Windows 2000 or 2003 running computer and remove the device (after coping) without following proper steps( like right click the device icon and select remove device safely etc.)\n\nSuch device is very difficult to repair. Some thumb drives have a reset hole to overcome such problems.
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Reformat the hard disk again. I think it should solve your problem.