I accidentally pulled the plug on my phone (Which has a MicroSD card in it) while it was connected as a USB Mass Storage device. My phone then proceeded to tell me that the SD card was damaged and may need formatting.
Plugged it back into my computer via a card reader, and I can see the card in windows.
However, if I try and access it it can take anywhere up to a minute to forever (When I restart my machine) to show me the contents of the folders. If I actually try to copy them across, it never finishes counting files. If I try and use CMD to run chkdsk, it freezes at 0%. Othertimes I just can't access it at all.
I'm not too concerned about the data on it, will try to recover it tomorrow with [url=http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/PhotoRec]PhotoRec[/url], but is there anyway to try and save the card itself? I don't want to go out and buy a new 8gb MicroSD card.
I'll try formatting it with the Panasonic SD Card for matter once I try and recover and see if that fixes it. Just thought I'd get some other opinions before I do something non-reversible to it. :v:
Formatting will fix it. I've had this problem before
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