i go stuck with every installation and trys, and to format i used a mac to break partitions and reformat to FAT
Are you telling me you were able to format the SD card from a WP7 in a Mac OS X system?
Yes i did, cause windows 7 find only 200, so i used mac disk tool to repair sd card and to break partions
well, I formatted my SD card using my HD2. After loading the WP7 on my HD2, I've gone back to WM6.5 and used the built-in Format SD Card app on WM6.5 and it worked like a charmHDDGURU.com it helps "Hard disk low level format"
Yeap, dude thanks a lot. It helped without any problem. I got my 16GB Flash back
HDDGURU.com it helps "Hard disk low level format"
Yeap, dude thanks a lot. It helped without any problem. I got my 16GB Flash back
no, it simply gives me the name of my sandisk micromate that carries the card. I have tried other usb card readers too though, same result
All of u who r hvng trouble to format their cards plz use PANASONIC SD FORMAT TOOL (Google it.). I hv format my WP7 card to get the 16Gb instead of 200mb after flashing WP7 on my HD2.
How is the software able to see the card with Windows unable to see it?
Easy and working way to "get back" your sd (if you have backup...):
Install the sd card into a camera (I have Canon sx1) and do a "Low level Format" - you will got your original sd again.
well, i formatted my sd card using my hd2. After loading the wp7 on my hd2, i've gone back to wm6.5 and used the built-in format sd card app on wm6.5 and it worked like a charm
Pretty sure this is the one I used to recover a "dead" flash drive previously.
http://hddguru.com/software/2006.04.12-HDD-Low-Level-Format-Tool/
I don't know if it'll work but I would think that it should.
So I was in the same boat you are in. Nothing could read the card except for my Nokia n97 mini. It recognized the card as "locked" and prompted for a password. I bypassed the prompt and went to the file manager. From there it let me format the card and it is back to normal. See, Symbian is good for something after all!
PS: I tried the same process with an E71 and had the same successful results. All recent Symbian phones should work as it appears they can handle the encryption and password. The card is now happily back in my HTC EVO.