Problems loading SD card pictures on computer

Waterlily24

lol Thank you, it has been turned off several times. I'll try and remember that.:o

neilmcl

Waterlily24 wrote: »

lol Thank you, it has been turned off several times. I'll try and remember that.:o

I don't mean putting it into standby or simply switching off the monitor either. Have you actually performed a full shutdown and restart, without the SD card inserted?

Waterlily24

Hi Neil,


Yes I've done that the only thing I haven't done is unplug it. I know that once before I was told to do that so think I'll try that. Thanks.

Waterlily24

Unplugged it and left for half an hour but still the same.

Waterlily24

debitcardmayhem wrote: »

On the right of Removable does it say Xxxxxxx (F:) where Xxxxxx is a volume name if it has one. If it has a Drive letter (F:) or whatever , what happens when you open in File exolorer? If it doesn't have a drive letter tell me

In disk 1. (e.)
2. (f.)
3. (g.)
That's all it says.

All should be capitals but the face:mad: lol


I can't see a letter when I open file explorer but not sure where to look.

neilmcl

Waterlily24 wrote: »

Unplugged it and left for half an hour but still the same.

I'd hazard a guess it's your card reader that's stuffed. Can you get access to another one?

debitcardmayhem

Waterlily24 wrote: »

In disk 1. (e.)
2. (f.)
3. (g.)
That's all it says.

All should be capitals but the face:mad: lol


I can't see a letter when I open file explorer but not sure where to look.

Right click on the windows start button and its in there

Then you can open E or F or G to see what is there

Waterlily24

neilmcl wrote: »

I'd hazard a guess it's your card reader that's stuffed. Can you get access to another one?

I got a new one this morning and it's still exactly the same.

Waterlily24

I right clicked on the start button and just got a list


Apps and Features
Power Options
Event Viewer
System
Device Manager
Network Connections
Disk Management
Windows Powershell
Windows Powershell Admim
____________
Task Manager
Settings
File Explorer
Search
Run
_____________
Shut Down or Sign Out
Desktop

debitcardmayhem

Waterlily24 wrote: »

I right clicked on the start button and just got a list


Apps and Features
Power Options
Event Viewer
System
Device Manager
Network Connections
Disk Management
Windows Powershell
Windows Powershell Admim
____________
Task Manager
Settings
File Explorer
Search
Run
_____________
Shut Down or Sign Out
Desktop

Or press and hold Windows Key + E
have a look at this https://www.howtogeek.com/404740/get-help-with-file-explorer-on-windows-10/