write protected: I brought the kingston microsd 2gb card when i put it in my pc it said the card is write protected.how do I removed the write protected?
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There should be a switch on the card. Change its position and you should be good to go.
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A micro sd card can be left in the unit. When plugged into your computer, internal memory will show as a drive and the card as another drive. This assumes you've set USB mode to MSC (mass storage) under settings&gt;system settings&gt;USB mode.
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There is a way to write over the card at the beginning when it becomes full. Occasionally I need to wipe the card clean and start over. I am using two 16 GB cards and alternating them between the defender monitor and the main PC to save the important files,
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When I placed the SD Card in, it went in all the way. Nothing was protruding so, in fact, I have no way to remove the card if I wanted to remove it. It is working fine though.
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There is a little slide switch on the side of the memory card that will lock it so you can't alter the contents. Just slide it the other way and you should be good to go.
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There's no write protected switch for this product. Did you use any software?Try to use different computer.You may search for keyword : "How to Fix a USB Flash Drive That's Write Protected?"
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Hi Linda, The MicroSD card is installed just behind the lens/led lights area. You unscrew the front cover for access.
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The micro sd card is a memory card. You plug the sd card into the USB adapter and then plug it into a PC so that you can view what's on the sd card. Hope this helps.
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Here is what I have looked up for you. I, personally, never had the problem. Be careful about formatting these things. I don't. My personal advice to you. Here are more tips that I found: Ed_P Posts: 1,677 Registered: &#8206;07-23-2010 0 Re: HOW TO REMOVE WRITE PROTECTION FROM USB FLASH-DRIVE??? Options &#8206;12-09-2012 07:56 PM R e t u r n i t !! 1st copy the files on it to your hard drive. Then contact SanDisk for an RMA. Then RETURN IT. They will send you a new one that will work, copy the flash drive files you backed up to your hard drive to the new replacement flash drive. Voila, fixed. Here's another link: http://kb.sandisk.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/5232/~/return-material-authorization-(rma)-process
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I just bought one of these a few days ago, and I bought a 2GB microSD card to go with it. When I plugged the device (with microSD inserted) into my computer, it shows up as TWO separate external drives ("disk" and "disk-1"). I then dragged files to them separately. But... when the device is removed, it displayes "refresh database, do not remove SD card" (or something similar) and thinks for about 30 seconds. After that, it appears that the two separate file systems are seen as ONE by the device itself.I am using Linux (Ubuntu 7.04). I'm not sure if it is different with Windows platforms. I just bought one of these a few days ago, and I bought a 2GB microSD card to go with it. When I plugged the device (with microSD inserted) into my computer, it shows up as TWO separate external drives ("disk" and "disk-1"). I then dragged files to them separately. But... when the device is removed, it displayes "refresh database, do not remove SD card" (or something similar) and thinks for about 30 seconds. After that, it appears that the two separate file systems are seen as ONE by the device itself.I am using Linux (Ubuntu 7.04). I'm... » Read More I just bought one of these a few days ago, and I bought a 2GB microSD card to go with it. When I plugged the device (with microSD inserted) into my computer, it shows up as TWO separate external drives ("disk" and "disk-1"). I then dragged files to them separately. But... when the device is removed, it displayes "refresh database, do not remove SD card" (or something similar) and thinks for about 30 seconds. After that, it appears that the two separate file systems are seen as ONE by the device itself.I am using Linux (Ubuntu 7.04). I'm not sure if it is different with Windows platforms. « Show Less
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Put the MicroSD card into an SD card adapter and insert the SD card adapter into a PC reader and erase all contents. It will clear all of the memory card and you can start over with the device. Warning: You will loose everything in the memory card if you do this.
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Paul - verify with the seller that the micro SD card is accessible viathe internet and that you can make a connection to it from off site oranother state... is it wired or wireless and if wireless, does it support a browser secure session login? stuff like that must work for you to view.the way it seems, this units card can be viewed on a PC but you have tobe there and remove it from the hidden cam and then insert it into a readeron the PC yourself... not sure this is what you wanted
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Sorry, I do not know. My guess is that the device's operating system has a way of password protecting the storage running on the device. But it may lose the protection once removed from the device. Wish I had a better answer for you.
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I have bought two of this cardreaders (which I find realy cool), and both have damaged just by the use in less than one year. I used it with san disk microSD cards of 64Gb...¿is there any restriction in the use of this card reader?
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Did you check to see if the table has it shown under the storage setting? Sometimes certain Android devices need the card formatted and/or mounted. Also, the fact the MicroSDHC is a UHS-I varient, it could be possibly incompatible due to the varient of Class-10. Some cards will have incompatibility issues, kind of like the SD/SDHC issue, it is probably rare but still possible with UHS-I.
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It is a micro-sd slot with a spring ejection system. When inserting, you will have to push the card in until the spring 'locks'. The card will not be visible if seated properly.
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Hello Sebrina. I got this micro SD card, and it's been working fine for me. I am using it in my Lenovo tablet, and so far so good