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I had the same problem with Windows 10. Go to manufacture on your computer for SD card and reinstall the drivers..it should work fine..remember whenever dealing with Windows you may have to reinstall drivers...

hi there. this is what i have just found on the internet it might help you out but not sure. After plugging in the device. Go to device manager (In run type "devmgmt.msc") In Device manager go to "Universal serial bus controllers" It should list the storage devices that you have connected to your PC. Right click and then click "Uninstall. Remove the USB drive and restart your system. Try connecting the device again, I think this should solve the problem. for windows xp first you need to go to Device Manager by double-clicking on the System icon in Control Panel, choosing the Hardware tab, and clicking Device Manager. go to divice manager usb hub controler it will be at last of the list then right click on usb hub controler open it go to usb root hub right click & go to properties then go to device and click ok do it 4 to 5 time it will work 100% i have tried it and it worked Best of luck :) hi do one thing go to my computer right device manager ther u to o universal serial bus right click on tht option go to update driver select yes this time only give automatic k . before doing this step plz insert mother board driver cd after tht u do all this procedure thn c ur pendriv vl be dedected k if none of the above works try this link out. Kingston DT 1000 pendrive was not detected in computer Google Search

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Hi Aking, let's start at the begining, you'r usb stick has been infected and you formatted it. Did it ever work with the player? Assuming it had. Often this sort of stuff happens when file format is incompatible with the device. New operating system of a PC used to reformat might cause it. If you could refer to the manual of the player and check which usb formats it supports then move the data off the usb stick and reformat it according to the specification, you should be able to put the data back on and it should work. If above didn't help time to blame either of the pieces of hardware: usb stick or usb port on the player.

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i would probably try formatting the usb to ntfs as the old default fat32 format has issues with larger files, if that still doesn't work the usb is probably faulty and needs replacing. hope that helps, don't forget to mark this answer if it helps

Put it also in another computer system to check it it is working. If the memory size is 64GB, you might need ex-fat formatting. This filesystem option must be available on your system's OS.

it has to be supported, what OS is on your computer?

After inserting sd card try to format from virtual computer manager.

On the side of the SD adapter is a small switch that makes it read only. Move the switch to the other position and see if that is the problem.

REPLACE WITH NEW ONE

Insert it in a memory card reader connected to your computer and use the operating system to format the memory. If it is a card, to be used in a camera, also try to format ir in the camera you put it in.

Are any of your devices (TV, PC) Apple ? I\'ll assume not, and describe the procedure for Windows (XP)First, has the pen drive any files on it (for example film clips which can watch on your TV ? Are these valuable (you do not wish to lose) ? If the answer is \'no\', then you can try these two steps (for windows XP):Your pen drive works in your TV, but not in your computer. This suggests that maybe it is conflict of formats used by your TV and your computer. Consult your TV user guide to find which formats it is able to use. If your computer is a windows computer, it will most likely need disks (pen drives) formatted as FAT32 or NTFS. If eiher of these are mentioned in TV \'s user guide, that is good. 1. Left click on the windows start button at the bottom left of screen (a kind of flag symbol). Right click on \'My Computer\' or \'Computer\'. A drop-down menu will appear, from which you should select \'Manage\' by left clicking. A new window will open: some in this window will be an icon with the words DiskManagement by it. Double click or single, can\'t remember and yet another window will open, with information about all your disks, including your memory stick. Somewhere on this screen against that disk (which might be reported as \'Disk 1\' in the lower box) it should give the format. This should be either FAT32 or NTFS. It may be RAW or not recognized. If it says exFAT I fear there is no easy way to proceed, and you stop. (this might be a problem if your PC is running Windows XP, but not if it uses Windows 7 or 8). In any case you can right click in lower right box against the pen drive entry (NOT YOUR SYSTEM DISK !!) which bring up a drop down menu which should contain an option for formatting. Formatting will ERASE ALL DATA ON THE DRIVE BEING FORMATTED so choose the correct one. If given the option you should choose FAT32 and Full format (not quick format). Leave all the settings as default values, and proceed. This mat not work, in which case ....shut the DiskManagement Window etc. and2. Click on the Start button again, and select All Programs, and from that Accessories, and from that command prompt (the symbol being a small black square). A new window with a black background will open with an ">" prompt . You will have remembered the letter assigned to the pen drive, from either the Windows file explorer of DiskManagement. Type "FORMAT XXX: /fs:FAT32" and press return: the disk will be formatted. XXX is the letter assigned to the pen drive, which might be G or H for example. Ensure you get the correct one, if you are unsure do not proceed. Formatting a disk will result in all data on that disk (including a pen drive, and a harddisk) being lost. If successful this may take some time. Even if unsuccessful, it may take some time. In the latter case, I may have further suggestions to help. Please report back.11.June.2014

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Put a piece of tape over the disk so it covers the holes on both sides. This would be the small rectangular hole where the tab is broken. Use thin tape (like Scotch brand) and wrap on both sides and you should be OK. The disk should be readable either way though as the tab makes the disk read-only.

View this sites to show hidden files and to unhide them. http://www.wikihow.com/Unhide-Folders-in-Windows-7

If you restore files from your "Recycle Bin" they will be put back where they were deleted from. Could this be the case for you?

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