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WIndows 7 won't import from a Nikon S3100 camera


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I have had my Nikon S3100 camera for years now and it has worked well with Windows 7 until tonight, I tried to import my photos and it would not work. It would not respond at all when I clicked import using Windows. This same camera will also not delete the photos after importing so my memory stick is kind of full. Could that be the issue?
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Have you tried inserting the camera's flash card into a little USB card reader?
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Have you tried inserting the camera's flash card into a little USB card reader?



My laptop does not have the slot for it.
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The little adapters I linked to above have a slot for the camera's SD flash card ... as well as a USB connector that will plug into a USB port on your laptop. For example, click here and browse through the pictures.
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I am able to get photos out by directly extracting via the files on my memory card. The Computer will recognize the camera. Will it affect anything if I just cut and paste all the files from my card on to my computer or external HD?
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Cutting and pasting is fine.

As far as "will it affect anything", yes. The free space on the target drive will be reduced. :)
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Cutting and pasting is fine.

As far as "will it affect anything", yes. The free space on the target drive will be reduced. :)


So no bad effects? Good
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If everything is running as it should be, there should be no problem whatsoever. Millions copy and paste daily.
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If everything is running as it should be, there should be no problem whatsoever. Millions copy and paste daily.



I am aware of that, I am guessing if I cut and paste all the folders, it will create new ones. I am thinking my camera is having problems auto exporting because my memory card is almost full.
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I am guessing if I cut and paste all the folders, it will create new ones.

Yes.


I am thinking my camera is having problems auto exporting because my memory card is almost full.

<-shrug-> Doesn't affect mine, even when full.
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