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Anonymous   09-20-2010 at 08:44:41 PM
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Hello!

I need help with a Kingston 4GB micros sdhc card. I know that it has been removed from a computer without using the "safe remove" function in Windows ( idk if its called this, but i hope you know what i'm talking about). So the problem is that after this accident, nothing could see it. I've tryed 2 card readers ( both should read HC 'couse my other card is fine), 2 telephones and one camera. I use it trough it's own adapter. Is there a way of getting her back to life? If i need to reformat it, then how can i get my data back? My only succes was with a samsung phone, which said that is not formatted right, do i want to format it now? but when i said yes, it told me: format failed. Any suggestions?

Thx
Adakage

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