06-05-2019, 04:51 AM
@youssefbasha
Most likely the controller is broken and now reports a wrong size back. Check the SD card in the Windows disk management tool. To open it press WIN + R, type in "diskmgmt.msc" and hit the ENTER key. Look at how the SD card is formatted. Maybe there is unallocated space.
I would also suggest to repeat the same process using a live Linux distribution with gparted on it like for example SystemRescueCD. Boot from it, start gparted, insert the SD card and see what gparted shows you.
Also try a different SD card reader or try the SD card in a different device with a card reader.
If all of the above yields no successful result you can throw the SD card into electronic trash.
Most likely the controller is broken and now reports a wrong size back. Check the SD card in the Windows disk management tool. To open it press WIN + R, type in "diskmgmt.msc" and hit the ENTER key. Look at how the SD card is formatted. Maybe there is unallocated space.
I would also suggest to repeat the same process using a live Linux distribution with gparted on it like for example SystemRescueCD. Boot from it, start gparted, insert the SD card and see what gparted shows you.
Also try a different SD card reader or try the SD card in a different device with a card reader.
If all of the above yields no successful result you can throw the SD card into electronic trash.
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