Let's keep this short. You can put only so many files in the top folder.
To get around this, create a folder and in that folder, almost unlimited.
Bob
PC is an HP, 1 Tb HD, Win 7 Home Premium, 6 Gb RAM.
I've been trying to copy several hundred, medium sized jpgs onto an SD card (SanDisk 2 Gb, Ultra), for use in a photo slideshow.
The device it will be used in, is a blu-ray player, which has a slot for the card. The card was formatted to FAT. The general size of each image is roughly 500-700K.
When I attempt to copy roughly 200 images from another folder (copy, paste), the card takes about 1/2 of them, then a window pops up and says that the card can't take any more images, and that if I want to put more on it, I should reformat to the NTFS system, instead.
When I look at the remaining capacity of the card afterward, it shows well over a Gb of remaining space.
If I try to select one image from the original folder, then it still refuses to copy to the card.
I've tried formatting it again (quick format), but the result is the same.
Please give me some ideas of what is going on with this scenario. Thanks.

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