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The computer can not see the SD card / in the device manager it appears

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  • #1 16880688
    Aragenix
    Level 10  
    I warmly welcome,

    My problem is that when you insert the SD card into your desktop / laptop, the machine can not see it (no new drive appears in "My Computer"). On Windows 10 in the device manager in (probably) mobile devices this card is shown as F: /. I tried to remove the device and add it again, and update the drivers, but it did not help. I just started Linux with the pendrive and the same, the pendrive is not visible, and in GParted something is shown.

    The computer can not see the SD card / in the device manager it appears

    Due to the fact that it is not my SD card, I do not know what was done with it, why it happened (previously the card worked properly, was used for the camera).
    The most important thing is to recover the data on this card.

    I will be very grateful for the tips I can do to fix this card.
    greetings
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  • #2 16880821
    pidar
    Mass storage specialist
    Aragenix wrote:
    I just started Linux with the pendrive and the same, the pendrive is not visible, and in GParted something is shown.

    The pendrive is visible, but if this card was connected after the expansion it certainly was not visible :?:
    The computer can not see the SD card / in the device manager it appears
  • #3 16880844
    Aragenix
    Level 10  
    I'm sorry, it should have been a mistake
    Aragenix wrote:
    I just started Linux from the pendrive and the same thing, SD card it is not visible, and in GParted something is shown.


    This screen is just from this 8 GB SD card. As for the pendrive and the rest, everything is shown correctly.
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  • #4 16881052
    mati211p
    HDD and data recovery specialist
    In disc management, the card is visible?
  • #5 16881083
    Aragenix
    Level 10  
    mati211p wrote:
    In disc management, the card is visible?

    Yes, this is the F drive:
    The computer can not see the SD card / in the device manager it appears
    But in "My Computer" it does not exist:
    The computer can not see the SD card / in the device manager it appears
  • #6 16881313
    mati211p
    HDD and data recovery specialist
    Is the adapter connected?
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  • #7 16881514
    Aragenix
    Level 10  
    mati211p wrote:
    Is the adapter connected?

    Yes, but the adapter is definitely unlocked (after all, I also tried to change the position of this switch from the side and it did not do anything). I also have the option of inserting the Micro SD card in my computer and the effect is the same. I also tried to put this card into my laptop and it also does not work.

    The computer can not see the SD card / in the device manager it appears

    Just like a flush, the card is used for the camera and there are quite important photos on it. Is there any possibility to rip the content of this penalty anyway?

    Edit: Like something else, SD cards work without a problem.
    mati211p wrote:
    Is the adapter connected?

    Edit2: Hmmm all in all now I do not know what adapter it is. Is there any SD card reader connected to the computer via USB or a Micro SD to SD card adapter. In the computer case I have the option of directly connecting an SD or Micro SD card. But this 8GB SD card, which is being talked about all the time, is really a Micro SD 8GB which is inserted into the SD housing / adapter.
  • #8 16882083
    Witek_2
    Level 13  
    Presumably, you have installed exFat, which unfortunately, in time, you want to be damaged and so you have a corrupted file system. If you have the option, format the memory with NTFS, as of today accept the vast majority of devices, there is also no limit to the size of files. If older devices are to use memory, format the memory to FAT32, but the maximum size of a single file is limited to about 2GB.
  • #9 16883140
    Aragenix
    Level 10  
    Witek_2 wrote:
    Presumably, you have installed exFat, which unfortunately, in time, you want to be damaged and so you have a corrupted file system. If you have the option, format the memory with NTFS, as of today accept the vast majority of devices, there is also no limit to the size of files. If older devices are to use memory, format the memory to FAT32, but the maximum size of a single file is limited to about 2GB.


    More than the fact that the card works, I care about the camera pictures that are there. You can buy another card, and some photos will not be taken for the second time :) Ideally, it would be possible to sniff the card and recover photos. Is it possible to repair this corrupt file system or something that broke down? Or is there any program that will allow me to recover data, and then I will worry about the card?
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    #10 16883161
    mati211p
    HDD and data recovery specialist
    If DMDE throws out an I / O error, you do not do anything with this card at home.
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  • #11 16945978
    Aragenix
    Level 10  
    @ mati211p Thanks for information about DMDE
    I made a poseector copy and tried to do something with the help of this program, but unfortunately it failed. Rather, it is certain that the damage is too great and nothing will be recovered. Anyway, thank you all for help.

Topic summary

The user is experiencing issues with an SD card that is not recognized by their desktop or laptop, despite being visible in the Device Manager as drive F:. Attempts to update drivers and reconnect the device have been unsuccessful. The user is particularly concerned about recovering important photos stored on the card. Responses suggest checking disk management for visibility, ensuring the adapter is properly connected, and considering potential file system corruption, possibly due to exFAT formatting. Recommendations include using data recovery software like DMDE, although one user reported failure in recovery efforts, indicating severe damage to the card.
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