You will need some recovery software.
It works in conjunction with the card reader on your computer.
There are actually hundreds of such programs.
Some are free, some shareware and some commercial programs.
Here is a link to a Google search.
I have not used any of these myself so I can not recommend any particular one.
Just go down the list until you find one that looks like it will do what you want:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=memory+card+recovery&btnG=Google+Search
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Okay, so I went on a trip to San Francisco, took about 300+ pics on my Kingston card, then the batteries died. Afterwards it said that the card was full, yet when I tried to review the photos, the buffer light would flash for a while before returning with "No Images". Looking through the format option, I found that it recognized 890 Mb currently being used. I DID NOT format.
Now that I'm home, my computer won't even read the card. When I insert it into my computer's SD slot, the autoplay buffer box comes onto the screen, then nothing. I try exploring it only to find that it doesn't recognize the card to even be present.
Anybody have help/suggestions?
