Sd card, or device error when copying music files

Make sure the little white switch on the side isn't set to write protect the SD card. Try and format the SD card, it will erase whatever is on the card. To do this right click the SD card removable disk under my computer, then click format. I would make sure you select FAT16 in the options there. Then try to copy files to the card again. If it still doesn't work, try using the SD card in another machine.

If the card works in another machine, we know the SD card is good. If it doesn't work, you might have a bad card.

If the card works in another machine, try another SD card in your laptop, to make sure the laptop connector for your card is not bad.

On the SD Card adapter housing for a Micro SD card, look along the edges and you will find a small tab. This tab slides back and forth to either lock or unlock the card. It is for write protecting you files.

Its Simple problem. Just relax.

Before it connects to PC. On Adapter of SD card. There is Small Up Down Slider Button. Slid this button to upside & Then connect it & then you can Remove or Copy music to SD Card.

You May Also use Direct SD Card Reader to Do that. You can ask me your further queries.

Thanks.

Happy to help you.

Micro SD cards for cell phones are now costing less and are holding more memory. 4GB SD cards can hold an estimated 1000 songs, over 13,000 images, or 22 hours of video individually. 2GB memory cards hold roughly half those estimates and 8GB SD cards would hold double. So if your cell phone has a SD card slot learn how to utilize this expandable memory option on your device. Follow these steps and you will soon be enjoying your music, pictures, and video on your phone!

1. Insert your SD memory card adaptor (with micro SD card inserted) into your SD Card drive on your computer. This should open a "Secure Digital Storage Device" or similar window. If not, go to "My Computer" to locate your SD card and open it.
   
2. Step 2 To transfer picture files to your SD memory card, open the folder or file that your pictures are stored on. Simply click and drag a file or multiple files and drop them into your SD Card window or folder. You can also copy a picture and then paste it to the SD Card.
   
3. Step 3 To transfer music files to your SD memory card, open your "My Music" folder. Select the folder where you are going to get the music from (Itunes, Yahoo Music...). Click, drag, and drop the files into the SD Card window or copy and paste them in.
   
4. Step 4 To transfer video files to your SD memory card, open your "My Videos" folder. Select the folder where you are going to get the video from. Click, drag, and drop the files into the SD Card window or copy and paste them in.
   
5. Step 5 Take out the SD memory card adaptor from its drive. Remove the Micro SD card (small chip for your phone) and insert it into the SD Card drive on your Blackberry, IPhone, or other compatible cell phone.
   
6. Step 6 Go to your media, picture, or music folder in your cell phones menu. Select which item you are looking for and your files will appear!
   

kk to add music make sure you syn the phone and the cp do the data and all then put .mp3 on all the media files and see if it works. Then if that doesnt go to computor format the card and then put it in the phone. Otherwise you need new stuff.

Hey! samsung SGH-E250 doesn't support 4GB memory card. Try a 2GB or 1GB memory card.

i had the same problem, my 2 gb would work ok but not my 4gb i have heard that the 4gb wont work on the older r4's, so i bought a ds Lite R4 Revolution III (Version 3) from amazon.co.uk and it came with evrything you need and it worked great the address is https://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_ss_w_h_/275-1618189-4849908?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=DS+Lite+R4+Revolution+III+%28Version+3%29&x=14&y=15

sharp, you have to format the SD through your phone and then copy the music to the folder provided by the phone for the music. make sure you check the playing / bitrate / file type of audio file that the phone is limited to play.


if you have other questions just lemme know

According to what I've read, you can double the original memory, but no more than that, so the max you can have on a Sansa e250 would be 4 GB (2GB internal memory and 2GB external memory). I also read that the micro SD cards holds
music only-no video.

..wel, i solved mine.. im copying music files into a memory card like micro SD.. when im copying music.. it says.. cannot copy file.. the parameter is incorrect... then go into My Computer then Right Click the external hrd drive(micro SD),, then go to properties....then tools.. then click the Check now.. - it will check for some errors and automatically fix the errors.. :D thats it..