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Unable to save files on memory stick - keep getting Error 0x800700



 
 
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Old March 11th 07, 08:21 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.file_management
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Default Unable to save files on memory stick - keep getting Error 0x800700

I am using a brand new Sony Microvault 1GB memory stick USB with windows
vista. I am unable to save any file on it either using save, Save as or just
dragging it over, except .jpg. So word Escel etc. I cannot save. I get Error
0x80070052

Is there a simple solution I can't see?

Thanks
 




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