>Maybe I'll seem a bit stupid as I'm not sure whether I got it right, >but as far as I understand, the advice was to copy the images to your >hard drive instead of trying to process them right on the card (or in >your camera). Just create a folder and copy via right-click menu, or >select the files and hit Ctrl+C (this is a global hot-key for >copying), change to the folder on your HDD where you want the files >and hit Ctrl+V, or open two explorer windows next to each other and >drag-n-drop. Try to open the files and see if the problem is still >there. > >If this really fixes the problem, then it might be a good idea to try >and replace the card -- it can be faulty. > >Hope that this will help and sorry if I told some obvious things. > >Good luck! >Boris > >On 30 ноября 2012 09:05:16 Ebizjoey wrote: Thanks Boris, that is what I needed some detail on how to do that, I would make fun of myself with old age jokes but will get busy instead haha, thank you very much both of you! BTW, I did understand your instructions and it worked.
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