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hortontrev   11-26-2010 at 01:09:52 AM

I just brought a photowatch and did everything the instructions required me to do not just once or twice but after the third times. I've come to the conglution that there's must be something eles going on. Because every time I try to load some photos I get error message telling me that the watch is write protected. My question is, is there a way to over ride or remove that write protection.

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