20 Most Recent Transcend 32 GB microSDHC Flash Memory Card TS32GUSDHC4E Questions & Answers

Error 0x80070571 Disc structure is corrupted and unreadable i will tell you how to fix this thing Start - Run type CMD In that box type chkdsk_f:_/f_/r (do not type the underscores, it just shows needed spaces) Change the f: to whatever drive letter the external drive or your card on your computer. This will take minit (5 - 8) but you can use the PC... just not that drive. hope that it helped

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Put it also in another computer system to check it it is working. If the memory size is 64GB, you might need ex-fat formatting. This filesystem option must be available on your system's OS.

it has to be supported, what OS is on your computer?

After inserting sd card try to format from virtual computer manager.

On the side of the SD adapter is a small switch that makes it read only. Move the switch to the other position and see if that is the problem.

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View this site on how to format in FAT32 http://www.wikihow.com/Format-FAT32 http://www.online-tech-tips.com/computer-tips/formatting-external-hard-drive-to-fat-32/

View this sites to show hidden files and to unhide them. http://www.wikihow.com/Unhide-Folders-in-Windows-7

Insert it in a memory card reader connected to your computer and use the operating system to format the memory. If it is a card, to be used in a camera, also try to format ir in the camera you put it in.

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u can format ur pendrive, boot ur system on safe mode step -1 restart ur system and press F8 then u will get some options choose safe mode without or with networking, when u successfully logged in safe mode insert ur memory card or pendrive in system u will able to format it. if problem still here are transcend service center details in bangalore Transcend Service Centre Bangalore Address Address : No:2 & 3, New Raja Building, 2nd Floor, Nr Road City : Bangalore Karnataka, India. Pincode : 560002.

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You will need to format the drive to fat32 file system using software that should be available from the drive maker.

Need additional info. Has it always been this way or did it work at one point in time? Have you checked in Device Manager to insure the USB port(s) are in working order?

Please consult your documentation. Or visit the Transcend website for additional help and documentation.

Put your USB drive in your computer and open My Computer. Right-click the USB drive, and then select "Format" from the menu. I would select FAT32 for "File System" and set the "Volume label" to something you like (it'll be the name of the USB drive; enter up to 11 characters (letters and numbers without spaces). You may optionally use "Quick Format" or uncheck it to do a full format. After entering that information, click "Start" and the drive will be formatted. You'll the progress bar advance as it formats. When formatting is complete, you will be prompted.

To disable the write protection:

1.From the Start menu, click "Run", type "regedit", and press <Enter> or click <OK>. 2.Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > SYSTEM > CurrentControlSet > Control > StorageDevicePolicies. 3.Double click on "WriteProtect" and change the value to 0 (WriteProtect = 0 for disabled; 1 for enabled). 4.Close the registry editor and restart Windows. 5.After Windows starts, test writing to your USB drive. Important Note: Serious problems might occur if you modify the Windows registry incorrectly. **PLEASE** make sure that you follow these steps *exactly* and *carefully*. For added protection, back up the registry before you modify it in case you have trouble so it can be restored. For more information about how to back up and restore the registry, follow the steps as in the KB Article: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/322756/

If you restore files from your "Recycle Bin" they will be put back where they were deleted from. Could this be the case for you?