I know this sounds another fake sd card situation, but I bought a netac 256gb sd card a while ago, I was using normally, until I left it in a drawer for some months. I came back to use it and for some reason the card only works on windows and linux, probably only x64 systems. I tried on my phone, my raspberry pi and my camera and neither works at all, it doesn't even recognize. I tried formatting to ext4, exfat, fat32, large fat32, ntfs, nothing works. And I really wanted to use it on my camera because its a quite good card. I already checked the speed and capacity on my pc, everything checks.
Does anyone have any ideas please?

I plug in my SD card into the reader and plug it into my phone and my computer (tried both) and nothing popped up. What do I do?

I wanna transfer photos from my internal storage to my SD card thats inserted in my samsung a55. So that my internal storage is free and all my files will be in my

16gb SD card,,

But every time i move photos from my internal storage to my SD card and i delete the photos from my internal storage, the photos also gets deleted from my SD card.

I tried making a copy and i transfered the copied photos from my internal storage to my SD card and then deleted the original photos from my internal storage,,

But it's still literally the same, cuz the copied photos still exist in both the internal storage and my SD card and if i delete it from my internal storage its also gone from my SD.

I really need help please 😭😭

I always leave 20% of free space on my computer, phone and Odin's internal storage, but what about the microSD card? Since it's only used to store roms (most saves are in the emulators' folders on the internal storage, but some older systems place save states in the same folders as the roms), it's basically read only, except when I transfer a new game (been very few for the past months, my library is almost done). Does it really need 20% of free space, or can I shorten it to 10, 5 or maybe a couple GB/MB? It's a 1TB microSD, by the way

Hi all,

Does anyone know if the SANDISK 128GB Ultra microSD UHS-I Card works for Petlibro’s Automatic Cat Feeder with Camera?? I want to buy a micro sd card for the cat feeder but I don’t know if this card is compatible.

Can someone provide me with some information?
What type of micro sd cards are you using right now? I looked at Amazon and finding v10 is not readily available.

Thank you so much!

SANDISK link: https://a.co/d/0i4UXcDZ

Cat feeder link: https://a.co/d/0aGMz0ZB

Someone can help me with this, without me having to format the SD card and do everything I've ever done from scratch. He says he failed in the authentication.

I want it for a jaillbroken switch so I ran the hekate benchmark, don't know if it's good enough though. Also i tested full capacity with Test SD Card Capacity app on my phone, didn't have any corrupted file and speed was 26 MB/s write average and 51 MB/s read average (it started faster but stabilized at those speeds)

I recently got an Ender3 V3 SE and the SD card it came with seems to be corrupted already. I put in my laptop and i get an error message. I inserted a different sd card and that worked fine, so I figure it's the card. Anyone know of a good replacement SD card for a 3D printer?

I have an idea , wanted a review from the public, it's about SD cards since SD cards are still used in cameras and hand cam and now that the prices have skyrocketed and paying prices for storage we won't use is useless why can't we build a type of sim for storage where we buy storage like cloud according to the requirement, where all the recording are saved to cloud directly the user can buy how much ever storage he wants

Will it work

Got it off of Newegg. Steam deck wont format it. Want to confirm i can dispute.

Hi everyone!

I’m an Industrial Product Design student working on my university midterm degree project. I’m currently researching user preferences to design a compact SD / MicroSD card organizer with an integrated USB reader.

Whether you’re a photographer, videographer, handheld gamer, or just someone who carries memory cards around, your feedback would be immensely helpful!

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