miniSD detected as 'StorageCard2'

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Hi,

For some reason my miniSD card is now shoing up as StorageCard2, which isn't a big problem in itself, but TomTom can no longer find any maps on my device. Is there a way to change it back to StorageCard1?

Thanks

Use this search

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Originally Posted by mcwtrekkie

Hi,

For some reason my miniSD card is now shoing up as StorageCard2, which isn't a big problem in itself, but TomTom can no longer find any maps on my device. Is there a way to change it back to StorageCard1?

Thanks

You can use the google search "configured for xda-developers"

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=318538

Look for "rename sd card" somewhere in the prophet section (can't really remember, but it is in this forum, with some reg editing)

If u hv resco explorer, then delete the storage card, then remove yr card and put it back..

Thanks a lot guys.

It's still named as Card2, but TomTom can see the maps now for some reason :S .. but I'll keep your suggestions in mind if it goes funny again

Thanks again

That happened to me when I updated to a larger SD -- apparently the Athena remembered my first SD card and named the second one Storage Card 2 -- I ended up hard resetting (for another reason) so now it's back to being the only Storage Card.

Originally Posted by mcwtrekkie

Hi,

For some reason my miniSD card is now shoing up as StorageCard2, which isn't a big problem in itself, but TomTom can no longer find any maps on my device. Is there a way to change it back to StorageCard1?

Thanks

Yes. It does this if you are storing mail attachments on the SD card and the SD card is not available when it needs it (eg if using WM5torage when a new attachment comes in). It therefore creates the Storage Card subdirectory in the main memory and renames the SD card to Storage Card 2.

To remedy it, change pocket outlook so it is storing attachments in main memory. Soft reset. Delete the Storage Card subdirectory. Soft reset. Set pocket outlook back to storing attachments on the SD card.

Hope that helps.