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    emergency

    i really need help on this one

    i work for a high school in the it division

    one of our kids was killed last week in a car wreck

    the parents of said kid came in today (a few days after the funeral) with an SD mem card

    the card says that it cant be accessed until its formatted
    this card has all the pix from the funeral the kids locker his friends & relatives that flew in from outta town


    is there any way to recover the pix?


    i would really appreciate it as would the parents
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    download from the camera that was used to take the pictures
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    Like the previous poster said, use the camera as a reader by plugging it into the PC instead of trying to access the card directly.
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    If that fails try the freeware tool PC INSPECTOR™smart recovery

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    Quote Originally Posted by Archer
    If that fails try the freeware tool PC INSPECTOR™smart recovery
    ill give it a shot

    thank you for the replies

    i tried the camera first
    it give the same message as the card readers "card not formatted, would you like to format now?"

    archer if this works you own

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    It's expensive but you could also tell them to try DataRecoveryMasters.com
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