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<blockquote data-quote="Horoscope Fish" data-source="post: 373942" data-attributes="member: 13090">You didn't clear the check-kbox for &quot;Quick Format&quot;, did you? Reformat the card like you did before, but clear that check-box; all a Quick Format does is write over the Master File Table. We want to totally reformat the entire file system. You'll need to then reformat the card in-camera.Yes, it's possible there is a problem with the slot, or the camera itself... I'm just trying to rule out other things first. The fact the camera is error-ing out with different cards is concerning, but formatting the card can't hurt and it's free to try.If the card still won't work after being reformatted as I describe (it will take several minutes to do, by the way) then I would say it's time to have a professional look at the camera for possible repair.*** Major Edit: ***I just realized you're formatting with exFAT. Don't do that. Use FAT32. If you were using 128GB cards or larger exFAT might be the way to go, but not with 64's and not between different cameras. Just use the default FAT32.Car....</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Horoscope Fish, post: 373942, member: 13090"] You didn't clear the check-kbox for "Quick Format", did you? Reformat the card like you did before, but clear that check-box; all a Quick Format does is write over the Master File Table. We want to totally reformat the entire file system. You'll need to then reformat the card in-camera. Yes, it's possible there is a problem with the slot, or the camera itself... I'm just trying to rule out other things first. The fact the camera is error-ing out with different cards is concerning, but formatting the card can't hurt and it's free to try. If the card still won't work after being reformatted as I describe (it will take several minutes to do, by the way) then I would say it's time to have a professional look at the camera for possible repair. [COLOR=#ff0000][B]*** Major Edit: ***[/B][/COLOR] I just realized you're formatting with exFAT. Don't do that. Use FAT32. If you were using 128GB cards or larger exFAT might be the way to go, but not with 64's and not between different cameras. Just use the default FAT32. [COLOR=#ffffff]Car....[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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