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I have samsung Galaxy spica and I tried to use class 6 sandisk sdhc with 8GB capacity, somehow, it wont work... on my spica it said that the card has been removed... completely not detected... and i have to mount the sd card from my handphone to detect it on the computer... I'm so confused.... please help.

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This sounds like it may be a formatting problem. Can you format the SD card on a computer? Select Fat32 as the format type.

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  • Posted on Oct 25, 2008

SOURCE: SanDisk 8GB SDHC card cannot be read by either computer or T-Mobile Dash phone.

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Put the card in your phone, link the phone to your pc and format the card through your pc. You should see two additional drives, one for your phones memory and one for your card. I had the same problem with my phone but it is now sorted !

Paul

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  • Posted on Mar 03, 2009

SOURCE: Formatting troubles for a 8gb Sandisk Micro SDHC

Hi Tony,

Have your My Computer window open and re-insert the card into the reader. If it doesn't show immediately, then right click and choose refresh. It should show up then.

Rob

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