Hi..i am having problem with my SD card..the card is not detect by device..i try to format but it doesnt work..i have try to clean using cmd/diskpart but not workable..anyone expert here can assist to format my sd card so that i can use it
Micro SD HC not dectable
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it could be possible the thing has simply died.
what's the age and history?
where did it come from, camera or PC or Mac?, FAT, NTFS or other?
what's the age and history?
where did it come from, camera or PC or Mac?, FAT, NTFS or other?
meaning cannot do anything and should be throw away
it is more or less 2-3 years
One is from radio, one for storage..i think both are fat32
if you have tried a couple of PC's, and some other device like a camera, and all of them can't detect it, then that's good enough for me to say it's dead.
then the question is, is there important data on it you need to recover?
if no, chuck it.
if yes, then the fun begins, but being FAT32, you'll only recover the first extent of any file, so there's a better than average chance a lot of its contents will be classed as overwritten or corrupted. but the first hurdle will still be finding a PC that reads the card.
on that front, have you tried a PC running a Linux distro as I have had some success on those when a Windows PC couldn't do the job.
then the question is, is there important data on it you need to recover?
if no, chuck it.
if yes, then the fun begins, but being FAT32, you'll only recover the first extent of any file, so there's a better than average chance a lot of its contents will be classed as overwritten or corrupted. but the first hurdle will still be finding a PC that reads the card.
on that front, have you tried a PC running a Linux distro as I have had some success on those when a Windows PC couldn't do the job.
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