Why does my nikon camera card say memory card is write protected?
Roberta
Why does my nikon camera card say memory card is write protected?
Hardy
You've accidentally moved the little write protect tab on the card?
Andrew
If you haven't moved the tab, try another card - you can't have too many anyway.
Jim A
Probably because the card is done. I'd recommend you replace it.
Caoedhen
If you didn't move the switch, it means the card is dead and needs to be replaced. If you did move the switch, it means the card is dead and needs to be replaced. Once an SD card starts showing this error, it is trash. Toss it and get a new one.
Sony
On your SD Card, you'll probably see a small grey switch, make sure it isn't in the 'locked' position.
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