Samsung says memory card need to be formatted

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  1. jumanji
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    Pat1 said:
    ..... but may I ask what is the difference between sd card not formatted and sd card raw?
    Had you cared to read the link I had given in my post #6, » How To Fix: External Disk Drive Suddenly Became RAW you wouldn't be asking this question. :)
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  3. Britton30
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    Did you try post #5?
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