Lost my microSD attachment. how can i get a new one

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You need SD Card adapter in order to use it in a desktop or you can get a MicroSD USB card reader

Look at link attached 2GB Micro SD Card with SD Adapter Giveaway Phone Memory Card Micro SD Card Reader Adaptor USB

Here's a link to the official user manual for Xperia Miro (http://blog.clove.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/Sony_Xperia_Miro_Userguide_EN_ST23.pdf). On page 8 they described how to insert a microSD card into Xperia Miro.

open up your new email type in the adress then you should see attachment depending on which email you are using select attachment then you will open up a browse window navigate to your

document/attachment photo select it you might have to wait a few seconds for it to load as an attachment then click send

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You should use the adapter which is in the picture you provided rather than relying on the cable.

Do you need your data back? Is it lost without the password?

Hardly anyone we know besides ourselves can solve this. I wont go on posting links to our many many stories about this topic unless you all request me to, as many sites see this as spam.

We are developing tools to help those people that are having major issues with loosing data on microSD cards. Many of the cards produced these days are becoming damaged, bent etc. There is no rhyme or reason for these issues, they just happen. microSD's showing a size of 31MB is becoming common, it's a bad situation, it means the card is badly damaged. You will need assistance from an educated professional. :) Yay, right? Well there are some that DO know what's up here. This I promise. :victory:

We are consulting directly with NASA and act as the primary lab for such cases daily, we are in business for over 15 years. There is a sense of desperation these days in dealing with damaged and lost data on microSD's. We are at about a 45% success rate no matter what has happened to a microSD. Many of them are reported as the wrong size, many are not recognized and some have obvious issues such as breaks, cracks, lost passwords etc.

No matter what others say anywhere there is hope for you all that have major issues. microSD cards are considered monolith devices (monolithic). USB sticks and regular SD cards these days can be made with NAND wafers or a complete package, what we call in the industry a monolith storage device. We can get inside these devices by taking off layers with special machinery and we also can use many other options to get around the microSD damage or lack of access.

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Unfortunately, you can't. The FE-46 uses xD-Picture cards. It can also use microSD and microSDHC cards using the supplied microSD attachment.

The e250 uses microSD cards, not microSDHC cards. The maximum size of microSD cards is 2GB. Anything larger are microSDHC cards.

Hi unfortuanley you have been sold a fake card

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You can't use itunes to transfer his music to the phone, but you can do it manually. The matrix supports a microSD card, so you would need one the size of his library at least. If you have a microSD card, I'll assume you have a card reader. Just go to My Music on the computer and there should be a folder called iTunes, and within that folder one called iTunes Music. Just copy the contents of that folder to the microSD card and then put it in the phone. He should now have his music on the phone.

I too had this same problem.
i downloaded and installed the firmware update...and now my 2gb microSD is readable.

link for download:
http://www.insignia-products.com/t-New%20Video%20Player%20Firmware.aspx

follow directions and you'll be good to go.