Test camera memory-mem86-or what else?

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Dave_s

My PC has 1 GB RAM. A 128MB Smart Media memory card suddenly won't work
in the camera. WINXP PRO SP2 testing that card in drive I: says that
card is OK. I can store and view images on the card from images on the
D: hdd. But the camera aborts using this card. Camera works fine with
other memory cards

Tried to test memory card in I: with MEM86. MEM86 insists on testing
all 1GB of RAM in my PC before testing the camera memory card in drive
I:. Can MEM86 be configured to just test one specific memory device in a
specific HDD? What other memory diagnostic software will help me test my
possibly bad memory card?
Thank you, Dave_s
 
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Quaoar

Dave_s said:
My PC has 1 GB RAM. A 128MB Smart Media memory card suddenly won't work
in the camera. WINXP PRO SP2 testing that card in drive I: says that
card is OK. I can store and view images on the card from images on the
D: hdd. But the camera aborts using this card. Camera works fine with
other memory cards

Tried to test memory card in I: with MEM86. MEM86 insists on testing
all 1GB of RAM in my PC before testing the camera memory card in drive
I:. Can MEM86 be configured to just test one specific memory device in a
specific HDD? What other memory diagnostic software will help me test my
possibly bad memory card?
Thank you, Dave_s

"aborts in the camera"?? Did you try to format the card in the camera?

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Dave_s

Quaoar said:
"aborts in the camera"?? Did you try to format the card in the camera?

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Yes, no success, camera aborts while trying to "format".
When the 128MB card is used, the camera only
displays the "Format Yes/NO" option. When I say "yes" then I see
"CARD ERROR". I'm trapped in that loop with that card but other cards
work OK.
XP PRO SP2 testing says card is perfect, but I do not trust those test
results. What software allows me to test just the 128MB card in drive I:?
 

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