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I think Eufy is managing the sd card via internet. not local.

thus, when card has less than 0.9 gb free space when eufy server failed to eliminate the earlier events or segments, the app said it is corrupted.

How old are these sd cards?

Are they high endurance?

If u record continuously normal card may last 3 months to max a year

On line cards may be fake as well

Do a format

If still have problem get new high endurance card

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I have just received used HTC HD2 from ebay. It has original micro sd card 16gb. But the HTC does not whant to recognize this card. Every time when I insert it, the device ask me format it. And if I agree it shows a message after a second that format was successful but I can see this card in phone.

Beware of cheap cards being sold on Ebay. Many are fake. Apparantly there are those who try to pass off old low capacity cards as 16 GB cards. Some cards are listed as 16 Gb, which means 16 gigabits, or only 2 gigabytes. Many are fooled into thinking this means 16 gigabytes.

I have the same problem with a 2GB Sandisk MicroSD Legit boxed purchase from a supermarket. It was fine, showing the full 2Gb and happily accepting files. A month later Neither my linux nor windows XP machine report the card as having a partition table and also report the unformatted size of the disk as 31MB meaning that I cant dd a copy of the data off the device. The Panasonic SDFormatter software reports the card as 30.6MB. Is there a fix that will restore the previous state or at the very least let me format my 2GB card to more than 1.5% of its nominal size?

i bought a 16gb micro sd card one off ebay and it will let me store files on it but does not support some files my 2gb one supported, and as i try to format the memory card it also wont let me do that, what do u think the problem is.

Had to send my baby in for repairs and I followed all the instructions. But I forgot to take out my SD card and it's not listed on the "items in the box" note I wrote. Anyone have previous experience with this?

I'm running onion os, generally everything is working great. My one real concern is that every time I put my SD card back into my PC I get the "there's a problem with this SD card" warning and I have to scan and repair it.

Nowadays, SD cards have become a prior choice for individuals to store data due to its extended capacity, encryption capabilities, portability, etc. However, they are prone to corruption. Any accidental formatting or improper ejection could cause damage. If not be handled properly with an appropriate SD card repair tool, it might lead to a permanent loss of all stored photos, videos, and audio files. Besides, SD cards usually have a limited lifespan, so after a certain period of usage, they are more easily to get corrupt.

How to repair corrupted SD card? Usually, you ought to first check whether it has any physical damage since it cannot be repaired by any software. If it is in a good physical condition, it might suffer from some logical error, which requires technical fixes.

Or you can remove write protection with DiskPart utility. But those two methods involve typing and running complicated commands, a headache for most users, especially those without basic computer knowledge. Therefore, a user-friendly GUI SD card repair tool is a much better choice.

When you Google corrupted memory card repair software for windows 7/8/10/11 online, numerous options will appear, all of which are advertised to be able to repair damaged flash drive/Micro SD card/memory card/HDD/SSD. But, in my experience, only few of them work as well as they have advocated. To save your time and energy to find out a powerful micro SD card repair tool, here we bring a good recommendation: AOMEI Partition Assistant Standard.

This is how to check disk error. If you want to check SD card partition error, you can right click a partition on the card->Advanced->Check Partition-> Choose a way to perform partition checking and click OK.

Repairing the HP-67 Card Reader The photos below may be of use to those of you who wish torepair the gummy wheel on HP-67 card readers. The focus of this page is toshow how and what to replace.It is intentional that it does not provide suggestions for dealing with thelabel or the clutch. I do not have a solution for these two areas that Iwant to commit to, at this time. It is also not a tutorial on how to treatelectronic devices. You should consider your 67 as static sensitive and treatit accordingly. If you have signs of gummy substances on your cards,after running them through the reader, the drive wheel may need to be replaced.Other signs are irratic card movement, no movement, slow movement orerrors. The first thing you must do is to remove the caseback. This is not difficult but there are some precautions you must be awareof. 1) Do not pry, from the sides or top, to remove the top 2 screw holeplugs. 2) Be careful in lifting the label corners. 3) The feet, at the bottom,do not come off. Just lift outside edges. Here is what the gummy wheel typically looks like. Remove the 6 screws shown. You can lift the motordrive circuit board where it connects to the main circuit board. This allowsyou to remove the main PCB and easier access to the upper right screw, whichis under the circuit board. After you remove these 6 screws, the interior electronicsand boards can simply flip out to the right as shown. Be careful, the powerswitch and program switch contacts sometimes stick to the keyboard PCB. Removethese and set aside so they don't get lost. Slide the top half (part with keys) off to the sideuntil reassembly is needed. You may decide that you wish to clean keys, etc.Make sure you know where they go before you remove them (get a photo). Thekeyboard matrix can now simply be unfolded to the left as shown. Remove only the 5 screwsshown in the photo. DO NOT touch the silver colored screws that secure theswitch contacts to the board. This is the last screw holding the card reader together.After you remove this screw, be careful not to pick things up. If you do,you may lose the small nylon balls that operate the switches. Almost everyonehas lost one, at least once. You've been warned.You may also remove the gold contacts in the charger connector. Now, simply lift card reader half, with the cardhead, and flip it to the left. You should locate the 4 nylon balls, the pinchroller and the two leaf springs. These have legs of their own and want tohide from you. Find them and secure them before you go any further It should be obvious what needs to be removed. Justlook for goo. Remove the drive wheel by pulling out the slotted drive shaft,indicated in the photo. You can't actually see it in the photo. The yellowline points to it's location. Once you get this far, you'll easily be ableto see it. Now you can see why your card reader may not pullcard through the reader. Carefully clean off all the goo. You may also wantto check and see if any got into the hole in the center of the wheel. Thiscan cause slow motor if you forget to clean it out. I use pink silicone fuel tubing that I get at a localmodel shop. It's outside diameter is just about perfect and the inside diameteris slightly smaller than the outside diameter of the drive shaft. When youbuy this material, check for concentricity of the hole to the outside diameter.If it's not concentric, you may get a variable speed when through. Trim the silicone tubing to fit flush to the edgeof the drive wheel. You don't want to leave tubing extending beyond the shafthole or it might rub against the side of the card reader housing and causeslow motor. I don't use any glue. The fit is tight because of the size ofthe tubing. Carefully clean all the interior parts of goo orother residue. Don't forget to clean the pinch roller slot. Sometimes googet inside the two small depressions where the pinch roller sits. Installall 4 nylon balls, the pinch roller and the 2 leaf springs. You can alsoinstall the gold charger contacts, at this time. Make sure that none of the wires are in the areathat the card reader goes. Now, carefully, flip the card reader back intoposition. It takes a small pressure to the left. If you do this right, itwill drop right back into place. Before you lift anything off the table, make sureyou put this first screw back into it's hole. This screw is the one screwthat allows you to pick this up. Failure to do so, may result in those littleballs taking wing. You've been warnedagain. Now that the initial card reader screw is in place(see previous step), you may flip the keyboard halfopen and reinstall the 5 screws that hold the card reader together. Makesure that these 5 screws are all the way in. Sizes of screws vary and ifthe heads extend above the board, they will short out on the keyboardcircuits. Install the main PCB. Plug the motor drive board,into the main PCB. Install the "power" and "pgrm" switches and contacts.I apply a fresh coat of silicone grease to contacts. Then, carefully, placethe keyboard and card reader into the calculator case. Secure it into placewith the six screws. Now that you have everything back into the calculator, you can perform atest before attaching the case back. It's relatively easy to hold the batteryin place while running a card through the reader. If everything works, youcan install the case back. If the cards don't read properly, you can tryadjusting the shaft that goes through the reader. I usually start by turningthe slot until the card does not easily push into position. I of course dothis with no power initially. Copyright (2001) Mike Davis