My problem with mi Micro SD card

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Yeah. But the problem is not to do with the reader. I have tested many micro sd by it before.

I would first determine if it's the card or the usb port by trying the card in another computer, and trying another SD card in the port. If the card fails in another computer, it's the card. In which case, you're SOL. If it's the port, you can try to reinstall the drivers for that port.

When you say you double click on the files, what kind of files are they? exe files? txt files? what do you expect is going to happen?

Hi there
Try putting the micro sd card say into a mobile phone (if you have a space for "external card" or insert it into a camera (with / without the SD==>micro SD adapter).

See if the files are readable too.

Some 32/64GB Micro SD cards aren't readable in ordinary card readers using the standard SD==>Micro sd adapters -- new ones will work just fine. You need to ensure that the SD==>micro sd adapter can handle all these : MICROSD /MICROSDHC / MICROSDXC as they don't all behave the same. The Sandisk adapter usually works on any of them though and if you insert your micro SD card into the SANDISK adapter and then insert the adapter into a card reader / camera Windows should be able to read the card.

Cheers
jimbo

michaelst said:

I would first determine if it's the card or the usb port by trying the card in another computer, and trying another SD card in the port. If the card fails in another computer, it's the card. In which case, you're SOL. If it's the port, you can try to reinstall the drivers for that port.

When you say you double click on the files, what kind of files are they? exe files? txt files? what do you expect is going to happen?

The problem is to do with the card. There are three types of things there. 1- some .exe files. 2- some video files. and 3- some other folders. Double click on either of them leads to hanging.

jimbo45 said:

Hi there
Try putting the micro sd card say into a mobile phone (if you have a space for "external card" or insert it into a camera (with / without the SD==>micro SD adapter).

See if the files are readable too.

Some 32/64GB Micro SD cards aren't readable in ordinary card readers using the standard SD==>Micro sd adapters -- new ones will work just fine. You need to ensure that the SD==>micro sd adapter can handle all these : MICROSD /MICROSDHC / MICROSDXC as they don't all behave the same. The Sandisk adapter usually works on any of them though and if you insert your micro SD card into the SANDISK adapter and then insert the adapter into a card reader / camera Windows should be able to read the card.

Cheers
jimbo

Thanks dear jimbo,
Yes, I have inserted it into other devices. No one could read that. The problem whatever is it's inside that card. And its capacity is 8GB.

The CMD chkdsk /f command also couldn't be effective.

you could try some other port on the back of your computer sometimes there's not enough bus power as tey call it so he can see it but not open it maybe its that problem not sure so.....