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windows phone 7 has locked my sd card

Htc Surround's sd card is damaged because some reason
I try to replace with another one from Android phone
It works fine but my sd card has been locked !!!
How can I fix it ? format ?

Yes, you need to format the card.

rmcgraw said:
Yes, you need to format the card.
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cannot format
windows, mac os and android don't see sd card
symbian:"your sd card locked"
windows phone 7 works well

Did some research for you.
"A microSD card inserted into a Windows Phone 7 device and integrated into the device's file system is intended to be a permanent modification to the device," the support document states. "Once a microSD card has been integrated into a Windows Phone 7 device's file system, it will no longer be readable or writable on any other devices such as computers, cameras, printers, and so on. This includes an inability to format the microSD card for use in these devices. Improper use (including inserting or removing) of microSD cards on Windows Phone 7 devices may result in one or more of the following:
"* System error while powering on the device that prevents the Windows Phone 7 operating system from loading. Note that emergency dialing will function properly.
* Inaccurate reporting of available storage.
* Loss of access to or removal of installed applications.
* Loss of access to or removal of user data/media stored on the microSD card.
* Loss of access to or removal of user data or media stored internally within the Windows Phone 7 device.
* Overall file system performance degradation.
* Device lockup or reset."
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I believe a Nokia phone has the ability to handle the sd cards encrypted by WP7

hongha_222 said:
cannot format
windows, mac os and android don't see sd card
symbian:"your sd card locked"
windows phone 7 works well
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try with Panasonic SDformatter v2.0.0.3

dxdy said:
try with Panasonic SDformatter v2.0.0.3
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not happen
insert sd card into card reader to computer, android or symbian but I don't see anything.
just working on wp7 . I'm sick with this
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not happen
insert sd card into card reader to computer, android or symbian but I don't see anything.
just working on wp7 . I'm sick with this
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Exactly as advertized.

If I had to physically disassemble my device to change a memory module, then I wouldn't expect that module to work in anything else...
...why do you think they don't make them user replaceable? The role of the SD card in WP7 is the same as the role of the internal memory of any other phone, hence why it's mounted internally and NOT designed to be user replaceable.
It all comes back to simple rule of if you don't understand what you're hacking, don't hack it...
hongha_222 said:
not happen
insert sd card into card reader to computer, android or symbian but I don't see anything.
just working on wp7 . I'm sick with this
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How about a really strong magnet? ;-)
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http://lifeinthefastlaneok.wordpress.com/2010/11/20/microsd-card-use-with-windows-phone-7-device/

Hi, I also got your problem and just got my answer by trial and error.
Format won't help since it won't unlock your sd card. You need to do the following.
1. start linux (install ubuntu besides windows or something)
2. put card in computer
3. unmount sd card with "umount"
4. format sd card with "mke2fs /location-of-sd-card/"
5. go to windows and format as fat32 or just put it in your phone.
6. thank me \
Windows or your phone will say it's broken or something and will repair.
The mango security is no more and your sd card is revived.

[Q] 64gb wont work

Ok, i dont know if this has been posted before but this is my BIG problem. When ever I plug in a 16gb sandisk memory card to my galaxy note 10.1 n8000 it works seamlessly without any problems it shows how much space i have and other options like unmount and the like.
BUT, when I plug in my 64gb sandisk microsdXC it doesn't even mount and the only option i see is mount sd card and when i press on that it shows that sd card can be removed.
I want to know why it is like this. I want to use my 64gb on this and I have already got a replacement for the memory card and i also tried reformatting the cards with exFAT and Fat32. I am at a loss and I don't know where I can find the info to get this fixed. I am begging for anybody to help me with the steps to get this fixed
This is how it looks with the 16gb memory card
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Ok, i dont know if this has been posted before but this is my BIG problem. When ever I plug in a 16gb sandisk memory card to my galaxy note 10.1 n8000 it works seamlessly without any problems it shows how much space i have and other options like unmount and the like.
BUT, when I plug in my 64gb sandisk microsdXC it doesn't even mount and the only option i see is mount sd card and when i press on that it shows that sd card can be removed.
I want to know why it is like this. I want to use my 64gb on this and I have already got a replacement for the memory card and i also tried reformatting the cards with exFAT and Fat32. I am at a loss and I don't know where I can find the info to get this fixed. I am begging for anybody to help me with the steps to get this fixed
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This is kinda strange, because i had the same problem with the same card, but found out of the box its exFAT, reformatted to FAT32, now works flawlessly...depending on firmware (i'm on 4.0.4 XXALI3, no exFAT support) even exFAT is said to work finally, don't remember which one actually. Thanx you SAMSUNG, finally acknowledged those cards come with exFAT out of the box...i would try to reformat and make sure it's really FAT32, as not all windows machines seem to produce FAT32 out of the box (I'm on MAC). hope this helps...

my baseband version is N8000UBLG5 4.0.4
I have tried to reformat on my windows 7 alienware laptop. It is really weird. I was worried because I thought that it might be a hardware problem but when i used the 16gb memory card it worked flawlessly. I only used the format option that comes with windows. Could this be a problem with the software? I just hope that this is not a problem with the hardware. I hope someone could shed some light on this for me.

You can't format a 64gb sd card fat32 using window natively, you need another program such as Easius partition manager to do it. This might be your problem....

ultramag69 said:
You can't format a 64gb sd card fat32 using window natively, you need another program such as Easius partition manager to do it. This might be your problem....
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where do i download this?

Still doesn't work
Ok, I tried using the formating program and still same thing. It wasn't able to fix it. The only option that shows in the storage part is "mount sd card". And still when I click on that, it shows a notification that says that sd card is safe to remove. Im really at a loss here. I guess that because I can use the 16gb memory card, its probably not a hardware problem right? I have the n8000 3g+ wifi model. I don't know what region it is but I bought it at amazon.com

Is the sd card recognised in windows? Can you open up and copy files to/from it?
If you have another phone you could try to format it in that BUT be careful as it can screw them up...

ultramag69 said:
Is the sd card recognised in windows? Can you open up and copy files to/from it?
If you have another phone you could try to format it in that BUT be careful as it can screw them up...
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yes It is recognized in windows and yes I can copy files on it. I actually tried it on my galaxy s3 phone and it was recognized. That is why im really wondering why this won't work on the n8000...I am hoping to find someone who could fix it, I would gladly pay for the fix if it would be repaired.

kennyx13 said:
yes It is recognized in windows and yes I can copy files on it. I actually tried it on my galaxy s3 phone and it was recognized. That is why im really wondering why this won't work on the n8000...I am hoping to find someone who could fix it, I would gladly pay for the fix if it would be repaired.
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you could try to format in the S3...mine isn't' available right now,so I can't try myself...not sure if S3 does exFAT though....

If you have access to a Digital Camera and a Micro SD to SD Adapter you could insert the micro sd card in the adapter and then insert both into a Digital Camera and reformat using the cameras format instructions.
Worked for me in the past.

[Resolved] Sdcard & micro "super guide" for android & pc noobified

Android​ I will be creating a full guide just for android soon.
MAC address location for Wireless Flash Drive​ For AndroidTM devices
Product information including MAC Address is found in the Settings > About menu.
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microSDHC cards fail to format​Why can't I format my microSDHC card using my mobile phone?​SYMPTOMS:
- A mobile phone running Android OS will prompt you to format the card.
- When attempting to format the microSD/microSDHC card using the mobile phone, the format will fail and the card is unusable message will appear.
It's been observed that some microSDHC cards can be read and formatted using an external SDHC card reader such as the one shown in this article. In theses cases, you can use a reader to download your data or recover it using a data recovery program like Rescue Pro.
After you backed up your data, you can simply format your card to using it in your device again.
NOTE: Do NOT use the phone as the reader.
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Data becomes corrupted when using microSDHC card in mobile devices running Android OS​Why does the data on my microSDHC card becomes corrupted when I use it in a cellphone running Android OS?
After you backed up your data, you can simply format your card to using it in your phone again.
NOTE: Do NOT use the phone as the reader.
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SD Card Damaged or No SD card error in Android device​
When I try to access my microSD card in my Android device I get an error message SD card damaged or No SD card. How can I resolve this?
In some cases the SD card may become unreadable by your Android device. We have found that many times the card is still usable and the data is recoverable. This issue may be resolved by connecting the card to a computer using an external USB card reader. If the card is recognized when connected to the computer using an external card reader you can follow the steps below to recover your data and restore your card to working order in your Android device.
SOLUTION
1. Back up all data on the card.
2. Format the cardusing the computer.
3. Connect the card back to the Android device.
4. Once the card is recognized, format the card in the Android device.
5. Insert the card into the computer and restore the data.
6. Insert the card into the Android device.
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PC
Formatting a drive or device using Disk Management​
How do I format my drive or device using Disk Management?
NOTE:
For legacy U3 Smart Cruzers - Formatting will not uninstall U3.Uninstall U3
For MP3 players - the player has to be in MSC mode before connecting to the PC.
For miniSD/microSD cards - The cards must be used with a compatible reader before it can be read in the computer.
STEP 1 - Connect your flash drive, MP3 player (in MSC mode), memory card or card reader to the PC
STEP 2 - Open Disk Management
Windows 7 or Vista
Click Start, right-click on Computer and select Manage.​
Windows XP
Click Start > My Computer > Manage.​
Under Storage, click Disk Management on the left pane.
Windows 7 or Vista​
Windows XP​
STEP 3 - Format the device / MP3 player
1. Right-click on the drive / device you want to format then select Format.​
2. Occasionally, a warning may come out concerning active partition, click Yes​
3. You can leave the formatting options such as the Volume label and File system to default.
4. Click OK to format.​
NOTE: If format still fails after trying these suggestions, please contact​ SanDisk Technical Support.
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Card reader not being detected by the PC​ AND​ Why can't my card reader/writer be detected by my PC?​
[FONT="Gar"amond]SOLUTION 1 - Verify if minimum system requirement is met.
SanDisk card readers support Windows Vista, Windows XP SP2 and Windows 2000 SP4, Windows 7.
[COLOR="Blue"]NOTE:[/COLOR] No additional drivers need to be downloaded for the card readers as they are native to the above mentioned supported operating systems.
SOLUTION 2 - Verify the reader's status under Device Manager.
STEP 1 - Connect the reader to the PC
NOTE: It is recommended that you plug your card reader to the back USB port on your PC to ensure that there is enough power from the USB port for the card reader to be detected properly.
STEP 2 - Check under Device Manager
1. Right-click My Computer.
2. Select Manage.
3. On the left pane, click Device Manager.
NOTE: The card reader will appear in two places: Disk Drives and Universal Serial Bus controls as USB Mass Storage. If there is a yellow exclamation point (!) or question mark (?) next to the device, try to refresh the drivers.
STEP 3 - Refresh the drivers
1. Right-click the entry with the error mark, select Uninstall.
2. On the top menu, click Action, and then click Scan for hardware changes.
STEP 4 - Verify if the reader is detected
1. Double-click My Computer.
2. Look for the card reader under Devices with removable storage.
SOLUTION 3 - Try other USB ports.
A yellow exclamation point (!) under Device Manager usually means that the device is not receiving enough power. If the reader is not receiving ample amount of power from the USB port, it may not function properly.
SOLUTION 4 - Change the drive letters
NOTE:The SDDR-89, SDDR-189, SDDR-289 reader should show 4 drive letters under My Computer.[/FONT].
SanDisk Live Support Link http://www.sandisk.com/about-sandisk/contact-us/
Disk Recovery http://www.lc-tech.com/pc/sandisk-rescuepro-and-rescuepro-deluxe/

keifus.rahn said:
Formatting a drive or device using Disk Management​
How do I format my drive or device using Disk Management?
NOTE:
For legacy U3 Smart Cruzers - Formatting will not uninstall U3.Uninstall U3
For MP3 players - the player has to be in MSC mode before connecting to the PC.
For miniSD/microSD cards - The cards must be used with a compatible reader before it can be read in the computer.
STEP 1 - Connect your flash drive, MP3 player (in MSC mode), memory card or card reader to the PC
STEP 2 - Open Disk Management
Windows 7 or Vista
Click Start, right-click on Computer and select Manage.​
Windows XP
Click Start > My Computer > Manage.​
Under Storage, click Disk Management on the left pane.
Windows 7 or Vista​
Windows XP​
STEP 3 - Format the device / MP3 player
1. Right-click on the drive / device you want to format then select Format.​
2. Occasionally, a warning may come out concerning active partition, click Yes​
3. You can leave the formatting options such as the Volume label and File system to default.
4. Click OK to format.​
NOTE: If format still fails after trying these suggestions, please contact​ SanDisk Technical Support.
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microSDHC cards fail to format​Why can't I format my microSDHC card using my mobile phone?​SYMPTOMS:
- A mobile phone running Android OS will prompt you to format the card.
- When attempting to format the microSD/microSDHC card using the mobile phone, the format will fail and the card is unusable message will appear.
It's been observed that some microSDHC cards can be read and formatted using an external SDHC card reader such as the one shown in this article. In theses cases, you can use a reader to download your data or recover it using a data recovery program like Rescue Pro.
After you backed up your data, you can simply format your card to using it in your device again.
NOTE: Do NOT use the phone as the reader.
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SD Card Damaged or No SD card error in Android device​
When I try to access my microSD card in my Android device I get an error message SD card damaged or No SD card. How can I resolve this?
In some cases the SD card may become unreadable by your Android device. We have found that many times the card is still usable and the data is recoverable. This issue may be resolved by connecting the card to a computer using an external USB card reader. If the card is recognized when connected to the computer using an external card reader you can follow the steps below to recover your data and restore your card to working order in your Android device.​
SOLUTION
1. Back up all data on the card.
2. Format the cardusing the computer.
3. Connect the card back to the Android device.
4. Once the card is recognized, format the card in the Android device.
5. Insert the card into the computer and restore the data.
6. Insert the card into the Android device.
If the above solution does NOT resolve the issue, contact SanDisk support to verify warranty status.
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Great post, my problem is that my computer doesn't even read my sd card... I tried following your procedure, but the SD card didn't come up on the disk management...
Thanks for your support
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hi,
I m also facing same problem it shows damaged sd card, or blank card. but when i try to format memory card it was showing 48 Mb, but my memory card is 4 GB. Format was succesful but not showing 4 gb and didnot works on my Anroid Mobile. Do you have any suggestion.
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shahzad_darco123 said:
hi,
I m also facing same problem it shows damaged sd card, or blank card. but when i try to format memory card it was showing 48 Mb, but my memory card is 4 GB. Format was succesful but not showing 4 gb and didnot works on my Anroid Mobile. Do you have any suggestion.
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Do you have root access? Have you tried through the recovery mode? Download SD formatter for PC/Laptop
My problem is that the micro SD card is not even recognized
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casaque89 said:
Great post, my problem is that my computer doesn't even read my sd card... I tried following your procedure, but the SD card didn't come up on the disk management...
Thanks for your support
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I will be adding on that part on tonight still have alot to add and i will do yours next and as soon as i get the info i will im you the link

shahzad_darco123 said:
hi,
I m also facing same problem it shows damaged sd card, or blank card. but when i try to format memory card it was showing 48 Mb, but my memory card is 4 GB. Format was succesful but not showing 4 gb and didnot works on my Anroid Mobile. Do you have any suggestion.
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If you have cwm asyour recovery you can mount it and format your sdcard by doing this Boot into recovery got to mounts and storage then mount sdcard then format then go back to the main cwm screen and hit install from sd if it alows you to do that you are good to go. if not contanct your sdcard provider if it is by sandisck you can get to live support from the link on my guid

keifus.rahn said:
I will be adding on that part on tonight still have alot to add and i will do yours next and as soon as i get the info i will im you the link
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Thank you so much!
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Thank you so much!
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well buddy i added a few more things. but the info i found out about that sdcard is not good. they have a big rep about failing I put a link to there live service on the bottom of this post maybe they can help you further or replace it
Accessing Computer Management console in Windows 8
2. Right Click Computer and a menu will open at the bottom of the screen, Click Manage. This will open the computer management console.
live support
http://kb.sandisk.com/app/ask/

keifus.rahn said:
well buddy i added a few more things. but the info i found out about that sdcard is not good. they have a big rep about failing I put a link to there live service on the bottom of this post maybe they can help you further or replace it
Accessing Computer Management console in Windows 8
2. Right Click Computer and a menu will open at the bottom of the screen, Click Manage. This will open the computer management console.
live support
http://kb.sandisk.com/app/ask/
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Buddy thank you so much! I appreciate your help and commitment! I'll look for a laptop running W8
I'll let you know :thumbup:
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casaque89 said:
Buddy thank you so much! I appreciate your help and commitment! I'll look for a laptop running W8
I'll let you know :thumbup:
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your welcome I just bought a new windows8 laptop today and i tell you what im going to have to get used to it Its no were near like the other windows.

keifus.rahn said:
Data becomes corrupted when using microSDHC card in mobile devices running Android OS​Why does the data on my microSDHC card becomes corrupted when I use it in a cellphone running Android OS?
After you backed up your data, you can simply format your card to using it in your phone again.
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Thanks for your post! I've been having issues where anything that I save to my SD gets corrupted and I've already tried reformatting it from my phone (I don't have a computer right now... my laptop bit the dust not too long ago...) but I'm still having the same problem... any ideas why this might be happening?

KanUDontKno said:
Thanks for your post! I've been having issues where anything that I save to my SD gets corrupted and I've already tried reformatting it from my phone (I don't have a computer right now... my laptop bit the dust not too long ago...) but I'm still having the same problem... any ideas why this might be happening?
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You can try this I hope it helps http://smallbusiness.chron.com/android-compatibility-microsdhc-68426.html

SD card-HELP

Hello,
if i try to copy to SD card it writes me error, what do i do? (if i try to extract .rar file it says full storage card-there is 25 gb left...) any idea please?

You'll need to do a search for NextApp SDFix and run on the tablet.
Kitkat and Lollipop blocks applications from writing to the external sd card and the application above will allow you app to write to the external sd card.
Don't forget to reboot after running the app

flarocket said:
You'll need to do a search for NextApp SDFix and run on the tablet.
Kitkat and Lollipop blocks applications from writing to the external sd card and the application above will allow you app to write to the external sd card.
Don't forget to reboot after running the app
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Will i need root to run the app?

You can definitely get apps to write to the SD card without rooting and voiding your warranty.
1. Get an app compatible with SD card writing in Lollipop. There are very few, but I believe even ES File Explorer allows it these days.
2. Authenticate the root folder of the SD card via the Google Storage Access Framework. Often the file manager will give you a short tutorial, but the gist is that you'll be launched into a bizarre window where you must click an overflow menu, click Show SD Cards, slide a hidden left menu out, tap on the SD card, and then select folder. This then gives the app full write access to your card.
3. Have luck on your side. Often you will need to reformat the card as Ntfs or just get super lucky.
Remember to thank Google when you're done, and it's not a bug, it's a feature.
Sent from my Galaxy S5

primetechv2 said:
You can definitely get apps to write to the SD card without rooting and voiding your warranty.
1. Get an app compatible with SD card writing in Lollipop. There are very few, but I believe even ES File Explorer allows it these days.
2. Authenticate the root folder of the SD card via the Google Storage Access Framework. Often the file manager will give you a short tutorial, but the gist is that you'll be launched into a bizarre window where you must click an overflow menu, click Show SD Cards, slide a hidden left menu out, tap on the SD card, and then select folder. This then gives the app full write access to your card.
3. Have luck on your side. Often you will need to reformat the card as Ntfs or just get super lucky.
Remember to thank Google when you're done, and it's not a bug, it's a feature.
Sent from my Galaxy S5
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I can´t get through 2. point....if i do that it says apk documents stopped working

Peccoskaify said:
I can´t get through 2. point....if i do that it says apk documents stopped working
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Are you able to get into the Storage Access Framework at all? That's the crucial first step for any app you want to use with the SD card.
If you got there but the SD card isn't listed, then it might need to be reformatted.
Sent from my Galaxy S5

primetechv2 said:
Are you able to get into the Storage Access Framework at all? That's the crucial first step for any app you want to use with the SD card.
If you got there but the SD card isn't listed, then it might need to be reformatted.
Sent from my Galaxy S5
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I can get here but if i click Volné místo(Its external SDcard) it stop working how i said before this is the storage acces framework right?

Peccoskaify said:
I can get here but if i click Volné místo(Its external SDcard) it stop working how i said before this is the storage acces framework right?
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This is exactly how you're supposed to access the Storage Access Framework. Is your SD card empty? If it is empty, please format it (using your tablet or a computer). That might solve your problem.
(If it is not empty, back up all the files somewhere, and format it anyway... hopefully this will help.)
If not, well, this is an error I have never seen before.

primetechv2 said:
This is exactly how you're supposed to access the Storage Access Framework. Is your SD card empty? If it is empty, please format it (using your tablet or a computer). That might solve your problem.
(If it is not empty, back up all the files somewhere, and format it anyway... hopefully this will help.)
If not, well, this is an error I have never seen before.
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No still not working even i formated it... is this enough to complaint the tablet? I have many issues with the tablet....it´s lagging, sound problems, stylus was sharp....many things....

Peccoskaify said:
No still not working even i formated it... is this enough to complaint the tablet? I have many issues with the tablet....it´s lagging, sound problems, stylus was sharp....many things....
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It's a problem I've never experienced, that is for sure. Maybe if you ask NVIDIA to return it, they will have a better solution.
Can you take a screenshot of when the error occurs? Is there a Report button there? I'm grasping at straws here.
Sent from my Galaxy S5

primetechv2 said:
It's a problem I've never experienced, that is for sure. Maybe if you ask NVIDIA to return it, they will have a better solution.
Can you take a screenshot of when the error occurs? Is there a Report button there? I'm grasping at straws here.
Sent from my Galaxy S5
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I can do better I recorded it for you
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_lazkhnSbkQ

"Unfortunately, documents has stopped"!? That's amazing.
Can you try this with a different SD card or a different app? If I knew offhand which app Documents came from, I would also recommend finding it in All Apps and clearing its data and cache.
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Internal SD ruined my SD card?

I unlocked my Moto G and put ResurectionRemix on it a few days ago and its been working great until my SD card stopped working. I formatted my 32GB Evo MicroSD card as a Internal storage so I could install more apps. It worked fine for a few days but today when I got home it said Samsung SD card missing , after trying a few things I eventually clicked the "Forget" button on my phone thinking I could just format it again as an Internal SD. Now I have huge problems with this card. I can not format it! It appears in Disk Management with a blank name and a blank File System, when I try to delete it it gives me a "The request could not be performed because of an I/O device error" . I tried in GParted Live and got "gparted can't write to because it is opened read only"...DBAN showed the drives as [????] Unrecognized device so I could not do anything.
The only luck at anything was with a program called iCare Recovery which allowed me to enter the SD card to recover files but I do not need to recover anything from the SD card.
Anyone know what to do? I do not know what my phone did to my SD card when I chose to format it as an Internal SD but it has made it useless.
I have tried for hours to fix it myself and research all the possible ways to fix it but I can not find a fix, so I am hoping someone here can help.
All I want to do is format the card now, I do not need to recover anything from the card.

warzinak said:
I unlocked my Moto G and put ResurectionRemix on it a few days ago and its been working great until my SD card stopped working. I formatted my 32GB Evo MicroSD card as a Internal storage so I could install more apps. It worked fine for a few days but today when I got home it said Samsung SD card missing , after trying a few things I eventually clicked the "Forget" button on my phone thinking I could just format it again as an Internal SD. Now I have huge problems with this card. I can not format it! It appears in Disk Management with a blank name and a blank File System, when I try to delete it it gives me a "The request could not be performed because of an I/O device error" . I tried in GParted Live and got "gparted can't write to because it is opened read only"...DBAN showed the drives as [????] Unrecognized device so I could not do anything.
The only luck at anything was with a program called iCare Recovery which allowed me to enter the SD card to recover files but I do not need to recover anything from the SD card.
Anyone know what to do? I do not know what my phone did to my SD card when I chose to format it as an Internal SD but it has made it useless.
I have tried for hours to fix it myself and research all the possible ways to fix it but I can not find a fix, so I am hoping someone here can help.
All I want to do is format the card now, I do not need to recover anything from the card.
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UPDATE: After reading this again, it is possible you have also flicked the write protect switch on the side of the SD Card, which could be making repair more difficult, so ensure to read the image below first.
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Assuming you are using Windows, you can wipe the partition map using Diskpart.
WARNING: Failure to identify the correct disk number WILL RESULT IN DATA LOSS. I am not responsible for what you do.
Step 1: Click Start and search for 'Disk Management', and then open it.
Note: Ive noticed that often disk management does not appear in search, if this happens, search how to open it as there are various ways of doing it.
Step 2: Look at the disks and find the SD Card, write down the name, such as 'Disk 1' or 'Disk 2'. It is critical to identify the right drive as erasing the wrong one will cause data loss.
Step 3: Once you have identified the disk, open Command Prompt by searching for 'cmd' in Start.
Step 4: In Command Prompt, type 'diskpart' and press enter.
Step 5: Type list disk and double check that the disk number matches the drive.
Step 6: Type 'select disk <the disk number>'. for example:
Code:
select disk 5
Step 7: Type 'clean'. This command will wipe the partition table and all data from the selected drive
Step 8: You can close the Command Prompt and then reopen Disk Management
Step 9: You should now be able to create a partition in the unallocated space
If this does not fix the drive, then there is likely a more serious problem.

Professor Gibbins said:
UPDATE: After reading this again, it is possible you have also flicked the write protect switch on the side of the SD Card, which could be making repair more difficult, so ensure to read the image below first.
Assuming you are using Windows, you can wipe the partition map using Diskpart.
WARNING: Failure to identify the correct disk number WILL RESULT IN DATA LOSS. I am not responsible for what you do.
Step 1: Click Start and search for 'Disk Management', and then open it.
Note: Ive noticed that often disk management does not appear in search, if this happens, search how to open it as there are various ways of doing it.
Step 2: Look at the disks and find the SD Card, write down the name, such as 'Disk 1' or 'Disk 2'. It is critical to identify the right drive as erasing the wrong one will cause data loss.
Step 3: Once you have identified the disk, open Command Prompt by searching for 'cmd' in Start.
Step 4: In Command Prompt, type 'diskpart' and press enter.
Step 5: Type list disk and double check that the disk number matches the drive.
Step 6: Type 'select disk <the disk number>'. for example:
Code:
select disk 5
Step 7: Type 'clean'. This command will wipe the partition table and all data from the selected drive
Step 8: You can close the Command Prompt and then reopen Disk Management
Step 9: You should now be able to create a partition in the unallocated space
If this does not fix the drive, then there is likely a more serious problem.
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Thank you for the response.
The card is a Micro SD so I dont think it has a physical switch on it and I have tried the diskpart clean method and it responds with DiskPart has encountered an error: The request could not be performed because of an I/O device error.

warzinak said:
Thank you for the response.
The card is a Micro SD so I dont think it has a physical switch on it and I have tried the diskpart clean method and it responds with DiskPart has encountered an error: The request could not be performed because of an I/O device error.
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Sorry to hear that. I'm not an expert, but it sound like it could be a hardware error. In that case, I can't offer any advice...