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Files on SD card do not show up in Windows Explorer Directory
Hello, I have a SDHC 8GB memory card with multiple video files on it. These files all can be played easily on the device in which they were written, which was a small camcorder. The problem now is however that I cannot access these video files when I place the SD card in my computer and browse the directory with Windows Explorer anymore.
At one point, I was able to access them normally and without issue, however in a stint of forgetful frustration, I removed the SD card without "ejecting" it safely, and I assume the information on it has become corrupted.
The videos, however, are still there on the card and I can tell they are because they all can still be played on the camcorder device they were created. On the camcorder, I can browse and play these videos, so they still exists on the card. It seems that it is just that now I cannot view them on Windows Explorer.
My question is: Since the video files still exist on the card, is their any way I can make it so Windows Explorer can re-recognize them so that I can view them on my laptop?
Just as a little side not, when the card directory containing the video files was corrupted, all that remained when I tried to go back in and view the videos was a single .FILE, whose name of which is a bunch o square boxes, and of which the computer identifies as having an invalid directory parameter or something when I try to open it.
Thanks