Check if your SD card works anywhere else and if it's faulty
return card as DOA (Dead on arrival)
Use the camera to format the SD card not your computer. There should be a menu option to format it.
SOURCE: My 2GB Lexar flash drive has stopped working. It
A flash card wears out every single time you use it. Yours has just reached its end of life - it's dead. Replace it.
SOURCE: lost all memory on a 64gb sd micro card after formatting
No, you didn't loose memory. You just have to reformat it. When you do, check if you can change the total capacity with drop down menu, also try settings it to FAT32.
If not, you could use another computer or even a portable device like cellphone or camera to try and format it.
Don't worry, you cannot 'loose' the 64gb.
Testimonial: "when I inserted the card into my Galaxy 3 phone it was possible to format it back to its 64gb volume. I believe my problem with the PC Windows 7 had to do with using a card reader that does not work with SDXC cards. I will shop for a better reader and recheck after that. thank you"
SOURCE: Shot with Lexar Professional 233x 16 GB compact flash but can't retrieve images.
Connect compact flash to a Windows box. Check Disk with Repair and Fix.
Go to Start > Run (Search). Type cmd ENTER. From the Command Prompt type chkdsk x: /r/f ENTER. X being the drive letter.
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