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Old 25th June 2007, 19:34
cyncyn cyncyn is offline
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Exclamation Help! Did I make a mistake????

I have a sony cyber shot I was using to recover my data conneted to a usb port. My battery went out on my camera so I had to press exit. I have my memory stick now in my computer. I am rerunning the program. Did it detect my memory stick on it's own? Did I ruin my chances of recovering my pictures my exiting the program before it was done? Please help! Thanks!
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Old 26th June 2007, 13:51
Alexey V. Gubin Alexey V. Gubin is offline
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Default Re: Help! Did I make a mistake????

ZAR is read-only. You can thus restart it as many times as you need (at least if no physical problem is apparent).

As per slow processing, I suggest you get a card out of the camera and use a card reader device - this tends to yield much better results.
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