Printer Help Please
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I am trying to print some photo's from a new 4GB memory card via a HP Photosmart 7800 printer. The card has approx 550 images on it at the moment.
When i insert the memory card into the slot in the printer i get a red flashing warning light so the printer seems not to recognise the images on the card.
I have put a 2GB memory card with 627 images into the printer & it recognises the correct number of images instantly.
The 4GB card is unlocked & works perfectly in my camera so can anyone assist please.
I'm trying to prin the photo's for my 5 year olds school holiday photo project which have to be handed in tomorrow & i'm buggered if i can get the printer to read the card.
Thank you.
When i insert the memory card into the slot in the printer i get a red flashing warning light so the printer seems not to recognise the images on the card.
I have put a 2GB memory card with 627 images into the printer & it recognises the correct number of images instantly.
The 4GB card is unlocked & works perfectly in my camera so can anyone assist please.
I'm trying to prin the photo's for my 5 year olds school holiday photo project which have to be handed in tomorrow & i'm buggered if i can get the printer to read the card.
Thank you.
Sorry, no sd card reader on that model. So no way to check or transfer the images on the laptop.
Unless there is a way to copy pictures from the sd card on your camera to a built in memory and paste back onto another card I am stumped.
Could be a disk used issue, so might be worth deleting any duff photos from the card and seeing if that helps.
Unless there is a way to copy pictures from the sd card on your camera to a built in memory and paste back onto another card I am stumped.
Could be a disk used issue, so might be worth deleting any duff photos from the card and seeing if that helps.
Thank you Racing Pete. I appreciate your help tonight. I have deleted a few unwanted images however i still get the same flashing error message on the printer so i guess the card might be knackered.
I'll take it to m local camera shop, not Jessops!!!!, on saturday. Trouble is if the card is knackered its got a lot of images on it that i want & need, not to mention my 5 year olds holiday homework!
Oops....
Anyway on that note i'm out of here for the night.
Thanks again guys.
I'll take it to m local camera shop, not Jessops!!!!, on saturday. Trouble is if the card is knackered its got a lot of images on it that i want & need, not to mention my 5 year olds holiday homework!
Oops....
Anyway on that note i'm out of here for the night.
Thanks again guys.
Is the 4GB card an SDHC?
It will say on the card label.
Since the 7800 series has been around a while it's a distinct possibility that it can't read SDHC cards.
Since you don't have a card reader, I recommend you get one asap.
One that can read all the latest cards will cost you around £15 on the high street, Jessops/Currys/Argos etc or much cheaper on-line. They simply plug into a USB port on your computer.
If the current problem is not that the card is SDHC and not readable by the Printer's card reader then you are going to need a card reader to try and salvage the image files anyway.
Also, it sounds like you keep all your images on memory cards.
Having a card reader will allow you to back them up to HDD or burn to a CD/DVD so that firstly, they are safely backed up and secondly you can reuse the memory cards.
It will say on the card label.
Since the 7800 series has been around a while it's a distinct possibility that it can't read SDHC cards.
Since you don't have a card reader, I recommend you get one asap.
One that can read all the latest cards will cost you around £15 on the high street, Jessops/Currys/Argos etc or much cheaper on-line. They simply plug into a USB port on your computer.
If the current problem is not that the card is SDHC and not readable by the Printer's card reader then you are going to need a card reader to try and salvage the image files anyway.
Also, it sounds like you keep all your images on memory cards.
Having a card reader will allow you to back them up to HDD or burn to a CD/DVD so that firstly, they are safely backed up and secondly you can reuse the memory cards.
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