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<blockquote data-quote="mjackson907" data-source="post: 67891" data-attributes="member: 6177">So, at an air show yesterday the wife's card stopped working and said &quot;err&quot; on the lcd. She was quite upset as they inexplicably did not pause the air show while we figured out her problem. I grabbed the camera and it would not shut down, so we pulled the battery (I hated to do that) and upon turning it back on would not take one single image.&nbsp; I was at least able to turn the camera on and off now without pulling the battery, so about the 4th time of restarting the camera, I got the bright idea of trying to view the pictures already taken and got a white screen with the error on the display.&nbsp; I took the identical card from my rig and gave it to her (both were mine until I got her the D7000) leaving me without a memory card (yay me to the rescue). I got home and put the card into my laptop's card reader and it came up fine, I copied the images to a temporary folder and we were able to put the card into one of our cameras to upload to our regular computer and it seems to be acting normally...My questions are; has anyone encountered this, any thoughts as to the cause of the error and should I format the cards and trust it or just replace them (they're not cheap are they?) Oh, they are sandisk ultra 32 gb cards.Thanks and great shooting!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mjackson907, post: 67891, member: 6177"] So, at an air show yesterday the wife's card stopped working and said "err" on the lcd. She was quite upset as they inexplicably did not pause the air show while we figured out her problem. I grabbed the camera and it would not shut down, so we pulled the battery (I hated to do that) and upon turning it back on would not take one single image. I was at least able to turn the camera on and off now without pulling the battery, so about the 4th time of restarting the camera, I got the bright idea of trying to view the pictures already taken and got a white screen with the error on the display. I took the identical card from my rig and gave it to her (both were mine until I got her the D7000) leaving me without a memory card (yay me to the rescue). I got home and put the card into my laptop's card reader and it came up fine, I copied the images to a temporary folder and we were able to put the card into one of our cameras to upload to our regular computer and it seems to be acting normally... My questions are; has anyone encountered this, any thoughts as to the cause of the error and should I format the cards and trust it or just replace them (they're not cheap are they?) Oh, they are sandisk ultra 32 gb cards. Thanks and great shooting! [/QUOTE]

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