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You are talking an ancient device which ONLY supports FAT 32 card 2GB max here. But you can work around
Memory cards with a capacity greater than 2 GB
Memory cards with a capacity greater than 2 GB are not currently supported. Either of the workarounds below should work.
- Download the images from the camera to a computer.
- Print directly to the printer using the Direct Print (EXIF) or PictBridge ports on the printer.
Causes
Formatting a memory card in Windows XP will cause it to be formatted to FAT 32 which is unreadable by Photosmart printers.
Memory cards larger than 2 GB are not supported with Photosmart printers.
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Regards.
BH
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You are talking an ancient device which ONLY supports FAT 32 card 2GB max here. But you can work around
Memory cards with a capacity greater than 2 GB
Memory cards with a capacity greater than 2 GB are not currently supported. Either of the workarounds below should work.
- Download the images from the camera to a computer.
- Print directly to the printer using the Direct Print (EXIF) or PictBridge ports on the printer.
Causes
Formatting a memory card in Windows XP will cause it to be formatted to FAT 32 which is unreadable by Photosmart printers.
Memory cards larger than 2 GB are not supported with Photosmart printers.
More information
Regards.
BH
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@jackson81 wrote:Do you suggest me getting rid of it?
It is up to you. I don't print photos at home because papers and inks are too expensive.
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BH
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