Nikon Coolpix 100 - Manual (Page 41)

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In this case, you will not be able to take more pictures until you have either
deleted one or more pictures as described above or reset the camera’s
memory. If you should choose to reset the camera’s memory, you should be
sure to transfer to your computer all data currently stored in camera to save
the pictures you would like to keep (see “Connecting Your Camera to a
Computer” for information on how to connect your camera to a computer for
data transfer). After removing the camera from the computer’s card slot,
replace the battery unit, being careful not to get your fingers caught between
the battery unit and the camera body. Turn the camera on, then hold the
ERASE button down while pressing the ADJUST button.
ERASE ADJUST
Hold the ADJUST and ERASE buttons down until E- -A LL appears in the
date/time display. The display will flash while the camera’s memory is
reformatted.
Note: Pressing the ADJUST and ERASE buttons simultaneously will
permanently erase all photographs currently in memory.
Once the reformatting process is complete, the exposure count indicator will
show the maximum number of exposures possible at the current quality
setting. All picture data stored in the camera’s memory will have been
erased.
Beyond the Basics : Deleting Pictures from Memory