20 Most Recent Kingston 1GB Secure Digital Memory Card - Page 2 Questions & Answers

try and get a card reader. remove the card form the camera insert it to the crad reader and plug it into a computer USB port. I the port is Ver 2.0 this will auto read the photos. save all in the computer. I hope this will help.
Ravie

G'Day vishy

Most micro sd cards from sandisk have a lock switch on the side of the card. First thing to do is check that it is not in "lock". If lock is not selected, then the card itself may be faulty.

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robotek

Have you checked your camera options to make sure you didnt lock it inadvertantly?

Also is there a physical lock on the card that may have been accidently switched? Some do have a small flick switch on the side.

throw it

move the small jack present on the side of your memory card,it is for write protection enble, disable.

there should be a little swith on the side of the card. switch to the opposite and then try

Hi friend,

Your memory card has been damage...you should check in another cammera.

With Regards

It has been fixed.

Hi,

Do you know what format the songs are in? (ie. .mp3, .wma, .wav)??

This may be the issue. Check your phone's documentation to clarify which formats it can play.

Also, connect the memory card to a PC, do you still see the songs? If you do then its an issue with the phone, if not, try copying them to the memory card again.

Thanks

The 'FAT' file-system uses 16-bit arithmetic, and thus is limited to about 2GB in size.
The 'FAT32' file-system uses 32-bit arithmetic, and thus can easily format an 8GB device.

So, be sure to choose 'FAT32'.

Also:
Click Start
Right-mouse click My Computer
Choose Manage
Click Storage
Click Disk Management (local)
Does the card show a 1.87GB "partition", plus 6.13GB of "unused" space?
If so, then delete that "small" partition, and then create a new partition that "spans" the entire 8GB.
Then, FORMAT that partition.

Hello,

Try this out:

Power up your system, and plug the flash drive, then Right-Click on my computer icon, select manage, then go to Disk Management Option.

On the Disk management option Page you should see ALL the drives installed on your system, including the hidden ones, so what you will just do is, try and locate the one representing your flash drive, and right click on it. then select "Change Drive letter and Paths", and give the drive any new, unique letter (i.e alphabet) different from the ones already on your system, and click on OK.

This should make your Drive to be detected automatically.

Keep me posted about the problem.

Hope this helps you out.
Goodluck!

in windows 98 u have install driver of card reader from the cd come with your card reader if u not have the cd then u have download driver from the internet here is the one site u can download from it

Try this link... you may want to try this software to recover your images...

http://www.cardrecovery.com/?rid=google&kid=cr0103

You may have reached the maximum number of files allowed in the root directory of the file system. If you already have a folder on the card, try moving some of the MP3 files into that folder. If you can copy 1 new MP3 file onto the card, that is your problem. Hopefully your MP3 player supports folders!

there is a small slide switch on the side of the card near the metal contacts, (i think its yellow on sandisk cards) just slide it along and try it, good luck

make sure the card is for a camera not a phone

go to windows explorer, choose tools -> folder options -> view -> check Show Hidden files and folders

The side of your SanDisk SD Card has switch to lock or unlock the card. This prevents accidental data deletion. If the lock is broken, no other means but to replace the card or buy a new one.

try formatting your card, or if this is a new card, it may be a fake.

Hi

maybe you have corrupted files in your SD Card, please try to reformat your card..

Thanks!