20 Most Recent PNY 2GB microSD Memory Card - Page 4 Questions & Answers

put it in the card reader, wait for it to appear in Computer as a Removable Media item, open that item and copy music files in it. When you are done use the Safely disconnect icon from the notification area before disconnecting it.

Most computers don't have microSD slots so you'd need adapter like the following to convert the microSD card to a SD card:
http://www.amazon.com/Sandisk-MicroSD-MicroSDHC-SD-Adapter/dp/B001GGL7Z4/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1315518632&sr=8-1

The phone is probably expecting the photos/videos/etc to be in specific folders on the card. What phone do you have?

Try a different card reader

Hi

Please follow the mention below step and unlock your memory card.

Download the FExplore clickhere

1. Open any file manager softwares like Select, FExplorer.
2. Search phone memory only)search for the file MMCSTORE in phonememory usingselect software's inbuilt search,or search manually in folders either C:/SYSTEM/DATA orC:/SYSTEM/ Search by giving the search item as mmcstore.* or mmcstore.dat (bettermanually locate)(Seleq represents phone memory as c drive and mmc as E drive)
3. when you find it, send it to your PC by using send option in select on PC, open the file with Notepad, or any word processor.
4. There goes your password.Ignore spaces and any unidentificable unknown(non english) charecters.
5. You can only recover the password of the MMC card set onyour phone. If the password for the card was set on another phone you would have to applythe above procedure on the phone which originally set the MMC password.

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you please insert the card with the help of card reader and try

scan with a good antivirus. try formatting on other computer. otherwise card may be faulty.

In that case the memory chip inside the card has died and the card is no longer functional - time for a new one.

They are most likely gone as you may have corrupted the chip inside if the slide-lock is broken.
Have fun :)

Try formatting the SD card using the Nikon. Press the menu button on the Nikon and select Format.

that all depends on the model of your laptop, most current laptops have a slot for a standard sd card, if this is the case you will need a micro sd adapter.


if you dont have a port for an sd card you have 2 options, first you can buy a usb memory card reader (making sure it takes micro sd cards before you purchase) or, most mobile phones take the micro sd card so you can put it in your phone and either plug it into your laptop using a usb cable and try getting them that way, or if you can view the photos on your phone, bluetooth/email them across.

I found this on the link below. All credit goes to the original poster. hope it helps.
Go to Avira's configuration > click Expert Mode > Guard > Scan > Further actions > untick the "Block autostart function" option, click Apply
http://forum.avira.com/wbb/index.php?page=Thread&threadID=113239

Hello Naryan,

Download FE Explorer from the link http://fexplorer.en.softonic.com/download/25347

Insert card into your phone but don't access it through phone.

Run FE Explorer and Open the path C:\system.

You will find a file called mmcstore ,rename the file mmcstore.txt

Copy that file(mmcstore.txt) to your pc and open that file in notepad.

You will find your password in that file to unlock memory card .

Also visit :

http://www.mobiclue.com/recover-memory-card-password-from.html

Try my link software

Right click card and select properties then format the card.

A memory card can be written a very limited number of times before complete failure - in newer models it's less than a 1000 times, which can be less than a day in intensive use or a year in normal/light one. In your case that limit has been reached and the card has failed - it's dead, time for a new one.

Hallo! I am sorry, but your card is simply dead. There is nothing to do. Even if you recovery (5% chances) the card, there will be no info, and it might not work properly using it after.

SD cards (and microSD adapters) have a slide switch along one edge. The position farthest from the contacts locks the card, protecting it from writes. The position nearest the contacts unlocks the card.

The memory card may have become corrupted. Also the little read/write protect switch may have been enabled which is located on the card itself. Also as a final note depending on how much music you put on it it may be full as 2GB is not that big in space. For example an average music album is about 160 MB and that give you around 15 full albums to give you an idea of what 2gb can hold.