Error message"please insert a disk in drive"

Rajeshjha_103

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HI
let me come straight to the point. I have a 2GB Moserbaer micro SD card which I use on My Nokia 7210 Supernova phone. 2 days ago the card malfunctioned, and did not display. I then put the card in the USB card reader and attached it into my PC. Now the problem:-

The USB device is recognized(In my case dive H)but when I double click on it, a messege pops up- "Please insert a disc in drive H:".
The card is inserted but not mounted, so I can't access anything. :pfff:

Now the things I have already tried:-
1. Format option does not work. trying to format from disc management in my computer fails too. :fou:
2. Driver rollback,uninstall and other things I have already tried.
3. Command Prompt can't access the drive so it can't do anything(chkdsk,format etc). :fou:
4. Softwares like SD Formatter and recovery softwares don't work since the drive does not show a disc. :fou:
5. When I put the card in my MOTOROLA handset it detects the card but can't format or access it.

Any suggestions ??
:eek:
 

Rajeshjha_103

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I only did what I could do. Since I know that these options would have been advised by the forum members if I would have simply put the problem as it is.

Regards
Rajesh
 

jlgodri

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it does the same thing to my htc g1..but when i put it in my boost mobile phone and hook it up the usb cord it lets me format the card to FAT32..but when i put it back in g1 it still reads that i have to INSERT A DISK....PLZ HELP
 
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I have a SD card with stuff I know that's on it, but only will be read by internal sd card reader on my gf's netbook? I know it's random, but seriously try a number of different card readers on different computers, internal and USB, (none of the USB ones work for me). Hope this helps, good luck.
 

DerekT1966

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Hi,

Just had exactly the same problem on HTC Desire. Figured it could only be one of 4 things.

The phone
The micro SD card
The computer
The cable

Standard fault finding by testing card in another phone, on another computer, with a different cable showed it was faulty cable.

Hope this helps.
Derek T