SanDisk Memory Card Could Not Be Read

SanDisk Memory Card Could Not Be Read

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Here I am to provide you with a proper solution or option to solve this particular problem.

Your problem might be because of accidental deletion, improper operation, accidental formatting or other conditions.

Please follow the steps below:

1. You should go to Google.

2. Then, type Cardrecoverypro into search field.

3. Click on that website.

4. In that website, you will see a sentence How to Recover Lost Memory Card Files in 3 Simple Steps.

5. Click on each of them.

6. Then, you need to download and run all of them.

7. Finally, you've got a program that can recover your lost files in SD card.

SanDisk Memory Card Could Not Be Read

If that is an SD card, there could be a problem with the card itself or a much serious problem like when it reached its end of life or the end of its usability period. The lifespan of a microSD card or an SD card is the same with USB flash drive.

The life of a USB flash drive or the period of its usability depends on the number of “writes” to the drive. As you delete, copy, and move data to the USB flash drive, you are also shortening its life.

When you delete a file or folder on the USB flash drive, it causes a “write” to the drive because you are removing the data from the drive by emptying the space the file or folder occupies. This is the same when you copy data from your hard drive to the USB flash drive, it “writes” the data to the flash drive.

Moving data from another drive to the flash drive or within the flash drive is pretty much the same because it performs both deleting and copying of data. But don’t worry, USB flash drives, microSD, and SD cards have millions of writes that’s why they last for many years. If you cannot access the contents of your SD card, try checking it for errors.

Download PC Tools Performance Toolkit and install. Once installed, insert your SD card to the card reader then connect the card reader to your computer. Start PC Tools then go to “Recovery” tab and click “Repair Drives”. Select “Surface Scan” among the options then select your SD card in the drive list. Click “Start” to start checking for errors.

When it is finished, try accessing the contents of the SD card again. If this doesn’t work, the last option is to format the SD card. Your data will be lost since the storage device is no longer accessible. If the problem continues and formatting doesn’t help, just buy a new SD card to replace it.