SanDisk won't accept WORD Files

Instructions
Things You'll Need:

* SD card slot or card reader

1. Download SanDisk Formatting Utility

2. Open an internet browser and enter the URL for the free SanDisk formatting utility into the address bar (see Resources).

3. Accept the terms of use by clicking the button labeled "I Accept" at the bottom of the page.

4. Save the executable installation file (sdfv2000.exe) to the computer hard drive.


5. Open Windows Explorer and navigate to the installation file.



6. Double-click the sdfv2000.exe file to begin the installation of the software.



7. Click "Yes" to accept the terms of use for the installation package.



8. Verify the installation location and click "Next."



9. Select a Program Folder for installation and click "Next." The progress bar will monitor the installation.



10. Click "Finish." A text file containing notes for formatting software will automatically open.
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11. Click the Windows "Start" button.



12. Click "All Programs."



13. Locate and expand the Panasonic link.



14. Double-click the program entitled "SD Formatter."



15. Insert the SanDisk card into the SD slot or card reader.



16. Click the top drop-down box in the SD Formatter interface to view a list of available drives on the computer.



17. Locate the SanDisk drive and select from the drop-down options.



Click the button labeled "Format" to begin the formatting process. A notification will appear to indicate the process has finished.

Although n70 accepts a maximum of 2gb card,it is not advisable to put 2gb card in n70 series as the mobile would lag. you can avoid the lagging by creating separate folders for different files.. it works well on 1gb card without lagging.

the space in your memory card might be not enought to receive a file and save. if the phone is not formatting the memory card,use a card reader.

Hello,

The micro card (the smaller one) can be used alone in a port that accepts (microSD ports)such as those on a Sansa c240, c250, e250 etc.
If you have a regular SD slot (larger than microSD) then you plug the micro card in the adapter and plug the whole into a regular SD slot.

Plug the card in your computer and copy paste the files. Or plug the micro card in an MP3 player that accepts it and use you music transfert software.

You only have one card (the micro SD one), which you can use in two possible slots.

Hope it helps.

What is the USB drive formatted as? Look in My Computer then right click the USB drive, select Properties. See what it says under "File System". My guess is the drive is formatted as FAT32. Now FAT32 has a size limitation of 4GB for a single file, which would explain the error. To get over this you need to reformat the USB drive as NTFS. Then it will accept the 6.95GB file. You can format the drive by right clicking it again and selecting "Format" ... choose NTFS from the drop down menu. Be aware that any data already on the drive will be wiped by the format so be sure to back it up before formatting.

Check the format. Make sure it's compatable with the operating system. Also check the size of your documents folder. If they are compatable, maybe there is something wrong with the flash drive.

Try formatting the flash drive

Please format the drive first then it will work when first time it is working with pen drive are ant hard drive you should format the drive then try to copy the files with NTFS are FAT formats

try formatting your device then try to put mp3 files on it. check if it works. on your my computer right click you mp3 device ( it is usually a removable storage) then select format.

When you delete files on the sandisk it just moves them to an invisable folder labeled .trash inorder to free up some space you need to delete the files inside this invisable folder. if you are using windows then plug in the device and open it. go into you folder options and make sure it has show hidden files selected. If you are using a linux os then go into your view menu and select show hidden files. this should make the .trash folder appear. hope this helps.