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Copy images from pc to Lumix TZ5 SD memory card?

How do I copy images from my PC back on to the SD memory card in my Lumix TZ5. I want to use the memory card in a picture frame viewer. When I try to drag and drop an image from My Pictures on to the card I get the message " The disk is write-protected. Remove the write-protection or use another disk". The car is not locked. Would it work if I were to use a car reader instead of using the camera?

  • sdrh Dec 28, 2008

    karan4aaki - many thanks for your help - will try a card reader.

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Yes i m sure it would work if you use a card reader instead of using the camera directly connected.. in that case your memory card will just work as the usb hard drive and you can load anything into it..

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