does anyone know how to undelete or repair an sd card? It's happened a few times and I usually format and start over. Any help would be appreciated.
Chris
Chris
Sometimes the filesystem on the card gets corrupted. It can happen for example if the card was ejected while a file operation on it was in progress. When that happens you might have trouble accessing some of the files, loading times for some directories in file explorer may be very slow.
You can attempt to fix it using the desktop windows' built-in chkdsk utility.
Open up command prompt (start->run->cmd.exe) and type
chkdsk /X /F <SD card drive letter>
My SD card reader is X:\ drive, so i wold use the following command:
chkdsk /X /F X:
SD card reader is recommended, but probably not necessary because it should also work with WinMo's built-in USB mass storage function or wm5torage.
Under linux you can check/fix the card's filesysterm and in some cases undelete a file using fsck.vfat or dosfsck (single tool, two possible names). Refer to its help for more details.
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Sometimes the filesystem on the card gets corrupted. It can happen for example if the card was ejected while a file operation on it was in progress. When that happens you might have trouble accessing some of the files, loading times for some directories in file explorer may be very slow.
You can attempt to fix it using the desktop windows' built-in chkdsk utility.
Open up command prompt (start->run->cmd.exe) and type
chkdsk /X /F <SD card drive letter>
My SD card reader is X:\ drive, so i wold use the following command:
chkdsk /X /F X:
SD card reader is recommended, but probably not necessary because it should also work with WinMo's built-in USB mass storage function or wm5torage.
Under linux you can check/fix the card's filesysterm and in some cases undelete a file using fsck.vfat or dosfsck (single tool, two possible names). Refer to its help for more details.
Used this method but i get this error "CHK DSK is not available for raw drives" please help
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Sometimes the filesystem on the card gets corrupted. It can happen for example if the card was ejected while a file operation on it was in progress. When that happens you might have trouble accessing some of the files, loading times for some directories in file explorer may be very slow.
You can attempt to fix it using the desktop windows' built-in chkdsk utility.
Open up command prompt (start->run->cmd.exe) and type
chkdsk /X /F <SD card drive letter>
My SD card reader is X:\ drive, so i wold use the following command:
chkdsk /X /F X:
SD card reader is recommended, but probably not necessary because it should also work with WinMo's built-in USB mass storage function or wm5torage.
Under linux you can check/fix the card's filesysterm and in some cases undelete a file using fsck.vfat or dosfsck (single tool, two possible names). Refer to its help for more details.
uits not working with my card
i can read my files.but cant format or do whatever.what should i do now? (MicroSD )Code:C:\Windows\system32>chkdsk /X /F H: The type of the file system is FAT32. Volume Serial Number is EAE5-6F9F Windows is verifying files and folders... 0 percent completed. C:\Windows\system32>
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same happened with me, i was taking a nandroid backup when twrp rebooted which left some kinda write protection in my microsd card due to which i am notable to format/delete or debug the microsd card via chkdsk command. When i use sdformatter to format it says sd card is write protected. When i run chkdsk it shows error in that exact twrp backup file which was created while twrp backup which was left unfinished so there no doubt about the origin of this problem. Any help regarding this would be appreciatedHey guys,
So i have a unique problem with my card. It's a 64gb SanDisc class 10. I was creating a backup of my ROM using TWRP when half way through it fails and the phone restarts. Everything appeared to be fine, I could still access everything on the card. Except I can not modify any of the files. If I delete something it will delete without error, even on my computer. But then reappears as if nothing has been touched. I was able to back up the card being that everything is permanently fixed to it. I just can't add, delete, or format anything.
I thought the boot sector was damaged so I used TestDisc to try and rebuild it with no success. TestDisc gave me the same error that the chkdsk X: /R command gives me. "The /system.ext4.win entry contains a non valid link." and "The size of the /system.ext4.win entry is not valid." I don't mind loosing the data by formatting it. I just want to use my card again. Any help is much appreciated.
same happened with me, i was taking a nandroid backup when twrp rebooted which left some kinda write protection in my microsd card due to which i am notable to format/delete or debug the microsd card via chkdsk command. When i use sdformatter to format it says sd card is write protected. When i run chkdsk it shows error in that exact twrp backup file which was created while twrp backup which was left unfinished so there no doubt about the origin of this problem. Any help regarding this would be appreciated
Lol, I tried everything, now last resort is claiming warranty, I have a strontium card which has a lifetime warranty, I'll send this one to them and they'll send me a new one, hopefully [emoji28]did you guys find any solution? i m in your (hopefully ex) situation, with a sd card that i can t use anymore.. if you fixed it someway please tell me
everything i found so far didn t worked as it didn t for you, sooo you re my last hope XD
Sometimes the filesystem on the card gets corrupted. It can happen for example if the card was ejected while a file operation on it was in progress. When that happens you might have trouble accessing some of the files, loading times for some directories in file explorer may be very slow.
You can attempt to fix it using the desktop windows' built-in chkdsk utility.
Open up command prompt (start->run->cmd.exe) and type
chkdsk /X /F <SD card drive letter>
My SD card reader is X:\ drive, so i wold use the following command:
chkdsk /X /F X:
SD card reader is recommended, but probably not necessary because it should also work with WinMo's built-in USB mass storage function or wm5torage.
Under linux you can check/fix the card's filesysterm and in some cases undelete a file using fsck.vfat or dosfsck (single tool, two possible names). Refer to its help for more details.