Nikon D5000 camera and Elements 5.0

I cannot load pictures from a Nikon D5000 into Elements 5.0 through a card reader. Elements hangs up and refuses to transfer the jpeg pictures. How can that be solved?

I cannot load pictures from a Nikon D5000 into Elements 5.0 through a card reader. Elements hangs up and refuses to transfer the jpeg pictures. How can that be solved?
It would be helpful to let us know exactly how you tried to "load pictures from a Nikon D5000 into Elements 5" (i.e. what steps did you take), the error message that you received, or exactly what happens on your screen when "Elements hangs up and refuses..."
There should be no problem importing .jpg photos from any camera into Elements, so we need more information to help you.
Question: are you sure you shot .jpg photos? Is it possible you shot Raw photos?

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