For example, if you own a SanDisk micro SD card, you should have a micro SD card adapter that came with it. The adapter looks like a regular SD card with a slot at the bottom where you insert your micro SD card.  Note that most Micro SD cards that are 32 GB or less come formatted as FAT32. Cards above 64 GB are formatted to exFAT file system. If you are formatting your SD for your Android phone or Nintendo DS or 3DS, you will have to format to FAT32. With Android, many of your apps or custom recoveries, if you are rooted, will not read exFAT. Also note that if you are using Mac OS 10.6.5 (Snow Leopard) or earlier, you won’t be able to use or format an exFAT card as these older versions of Mac OS don’t support this file system. You will have to upgrade your OS. Formatting to FAT32 is usually your best option, however, FAT32 formatted cards won’t let you transfer or store a file more than 4GB. You can also purchase a third-party micro SD card adapter if you don’t already have one. Just make sure that it is compatible with your micro SD card. Some third-party adapters also use a USB component on one end and operate like a flash drive. Depending on your computer and type of adapter you will either need to use your SD card slot or a USB port.  If you are using a micro SD card adapter, make sure that the lock toggle is up and in the unlocked position. If it is in the locked position your computer may not read the card or let you make any changes. It may be “Read only”. It’s a good idea to copy the files currently on the card over to your computer to save. This will allow you to keep your data and files for transferring back after you format. Search for “Disk Utility” and click on the “Disk Utility” application.  The Disk Utility application will display on-screen. It will show you all of your available drives and storage systems. You can also get to “Disk Utility” by going into your “Applications” Folder > “Utilities” > “Disk Utility”. You will see a panel on the left that shows your computer’s hard drive, and...

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Cắm thẻ micro SD vào bộ chuyển đổi hoặc đầu đọc thẻ micro SD. Cắm đầu đọc thẻ nhớ hoặc adapter vào cổng USB hoặc khe cắm thẻ SD trên máy tính Windows. Nhấp vào biểu tượng tìm kiếm ở góc trên bên phải thanh tác vụ đầu màn hình. Nhấp vào tên thẻ micro SD hiển thị trong khung bên trái trên Disk Utility. Chọn nút radio “Erase” (Xóa). Chọn định dạng mong muốn. Nhấp vào “Erase” để khôi phục và định dạng thẻ nhớ.