Once done, open the SD Card, and see if the information on it is still deleted or not. If the issue persists, see the next solution. Read: SD Card Reader not working, recognized or showing up.

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Carefully connect your SD card to your computer and open EaseUS SD card recovery software. You can choose “SD Card” from the left panel and tap on “Search for lost data” to start scanning ...

Press "Win-E" to open Windows Explorer and look for a drive letter assigned to an existing SD card. If you see one, then you have a SD card already installed.

Good news: The SD Association has added yet another confusing specification layer to SD cards. The new "UC" spec extends the maximum capacity of either a full-size or micro SD card from 2TB to 128TB.

Insert the first SD card into your computer's card reader and click "Open Folder to View Files" in the AutoPlay window. If you do not see this AutoPlay window, press "Win-E" to open Windows ...

Name the card, then open the Format drop-down menu. You should almost always select exFAT , but if the card is 32GB or less, you can also use MS-DOS (FAT). Click Erase , and wait for the format to ...

Turn off your phone, locate the SD card slot, and insert the SD card. Power the phone back on. Open the Settings app on your phone and go to Storage. In the storage menu, ...

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Once you connect the SD card to your Mac, open the Disk Utility tool using one of these methods. Click Go > Utilities from the Finder menu bar and select Disk Utility.