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Camera TalkChange forum Smart media card error C3030 Started Sep 16, 2000 | Discussions thread Shop cameras & lenses ▾ ForumParentFirstPreviousNextFlat view Dan S. • New Member • Posts: 18 Smart media card error C3030 smart media card reader Sep 16, 2000 Using my C3030 camera and a 16MB card, smart card error dish network after taking the card out of the camera and reinserting it to take more pictures I received smart card error windows 7 a card error and even after trying to reformat it still gives me a card error. This problem has occured before but eventually I somehow was able to smart card error no valid certificates found resolve it. Now I have two 16MB cards that don't work. Does anyone know how to fix this problem? I would hate to have to replace these cards. Reply to thread Reply with quote Complain ForumParentFirstPreviousNextFlat view Post (hide subjects) Posted by When Smart media card error C3030 Dan S. Sep 16, 2000 Re:
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prevent the memory card from being erased or wiped. Not all types of memory cards will feature these; SD and Memory Sticks often include the write protect switch. Step 1: Check the Switch SD Cards have a physical switch on the side of them which http://www.steves-digicams.com/knowledge-center/how-tos/photo-accessories/fixing-the-memory-card-write-protected-error.html sets the write protection of the card. If the write protect switch is in the locked position, then it will not be possible to write to the card. It will, however, be possible to read the photographs from the card if they are already there. Mini and Micro SD cards do not feature a switch, however, when they are placed in the SD card adaptor to fit into your computer, there is a lock switch. Some people card error mistakenly believe that this is to lock the card in position, however, this is actually a write protect switch. When using the adapter, you shouldn't touch the switch. Step 2: Repair the Switch Sometimes the switch can break off the memory card, which will leave the card in a locked position. This will mean that you won't be able to unlock the card because there's no switch. If this is the case, then it's fairly easy torepair smart card error the switch. The switch itself does not do anything inside the card; it is simply a piece of plastic which hits a switch inside the camera or reader. This means that it works in exactly the same way as the switch on an old 3.5" floppy disk, or the tabs on a VHS tape. Repair the switch by simply sticking a piece of tape over the correct section of the switch. Once this is fixed in place, the switch will be depressed correctly. This will mean that the switch is no longer write protected and it will be possible to write photos to it once again. Step 3: Remove Protection It's also possible to protect individual files on your camera's memory card by selecting an option in your camera's menus. This protection will need to be removed before the individual files can be removed or adjusted. If you're not sure how to do this, look through the instruction manual of your computer. Step 4: Format Card If you are having problems removing the memory cards write protection, but have already adjusted the physical switch, then another option is to format the card. Put the card in your computer and format it to Fat-16 or Fat-32, depending on your camera. Step5: Dealing with Other Types of Card There are also other types of memory card which support write protection. These