Disk 6, Type Removable, Status Online partition table MBR, size 1MB
hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm you know that new one whats it called that new boot sector style GUIDPT says it has MBR in it for the reverse compatibility but Im already on GUIDPT on my main drive so no reason it wouldnt see it on this but why the heck would a SD card have a MBR what the heck is going on here guys
i think the backup MBR mostly just keeps things from being messed with when the mbr is (attempted to be) used instead. soo my Opinion of the new system was that if the new stuff got corrupted , falling back to the mbr would make it look all screwed up.
yeah I guess I need to choose intel/PC partition and it didnt find any partitions now it's stuck but the activity LED on the reader is going nuts maybe it's searching for a partition
oh no partition found
Il ltry that photo rec program next
probably can't do anything because it's reading it as 524 kb volume
hmmm okay so even though the front sticker is mostly ripped I've figured out this is an SD HC card I wonder if this reader Im using doesnt support tha tformat from being too hold
SO
great I got the card stuck in my camera and the camera's dead and the usb cable for charging is not standard and idk where it is
all this over a cheap china flash chunk? You know this happens regular like. they set the firmware to display that the flash chip has (say) 8Gig and the chip is really a 2 or 4. then when the controller for the card tries to write to the nonexisting memory, the whole thing fails to work.
It is really weird how it causes total collapse, when one would think it would just start to fail to write. but apparently they are to lame to realise (even) that they are writing to nothing, no checks of any kind. Data fcan keep flowing in as if nothing is wrong, but (of course) non of it is written.
A person would also think that they could then retrieve the 2-4 gig of data that is actually there, and actually written, but it doesnt happen. after they "fix" the lies that were in the firmware even, they are still left with an empty chip that wasnt worth the cost of shipping it.
Analise the series of errors: 1) bought cheap chip thinking they would save money (and money is time and time is money) .
2) didnt fill the chip completely one measly time and run a compare on the data going to it, before using it , or using it on something important.
3) didnt ever back up the chip, when most chips would take a tiny portion of todays hard disk space, and any chip can fail, or even get broken at any time.
4) spends a day trying to recover from mass human error, they could be using to re-do everything they put on the chip, and go on about life with a lesson learned.
I just stuck in a 16 GB SDHC and it read, and then I flipped the lock switch and it still read
the card Im trying to read is a 32GB with the lock switch missing cause it broken off, but it plain doesnt read, shows up as a 1MB unknown filesystem volume
the lock should never effect the reading of it. A good quality real branded chip that goes into RO mode when it begins to fail, the data can still be read.
what you can do, is find a trash can :-)
Course it would help if there was a backup of at least 80% of it first.
another way to save 90Minutes, Dont watch the movie Amerigeddon , dont know how it even gets 3.5 stars
yea it wouldnt matter if it was a 32gig Sandisk, that looked just like a real one, IF it was a scam.
@CausingUnderflowsEverywhere solder sucker, or at least solder wick could help removing the power connector. a GOOD mounted power connector could have 2-4 metal legs that go through the board and are twisted below it to lock it into place. makes it very hard to get out. but nobody makes anything that potent anymore, and that is why most of it breaks easily.
mini usb used to be locked down good like that before too, now most of them are top soldered and will snap off with the first drop.
a good motherboard (lol like they put those in anymore either) can be "clad" have a copper ground layer that distributes heat for cooling. that can cool what your trying to heat, and make it very hard to keep the solder fluid.
@CausingUnderflowsEverywhere lol, I had an Adata card that came apart like that once too, it worked well before and after. sent it back to adata and never saw it or any responce from them ever again. And i will never buy another adata anything ever again.
because it is someone elses . . . could be returning it to them in one piece :-) on the other hand, if there was some way to ID the actual nand memory that was used on the card.
usually there is just enough memory in fake cards, that the person buying it even provides good feedback, before they lose everything. A person Must Fill the whole card to test, then check what is filled.
Is this a real 32GB SDHC card? Here are two images of how the chip looks that I extracted from inside the case of the card.
Sorry for the horrible picture quality. The side with the contacts has smooth black shiny plastic and the backside is also black but doesn't have a smooth finish. No si...
A quick question, in windows 7, we had a directory in the start menu that you could put programs in that would boot when your pc started, where can I find this directory in windows 10?
So, I heard that I can inject a virus in anything and I want to know how can I inject a virus in a Windows Media player videos or videos in general, and a virus that can really cause trouble for the computer. And also if you can tell how can I solve it?
when article 50 is triggered there is a mandatory 2 year leaving process (based on how long it took greenland to leave)
bare in mind that the UK is the 2nd largest economy in europe, the 5th largest in the world. there is a LOT of treaties and things that need smoothing over before we leave so that leaving period will probably be extend by the european commission
@jokerdino technically we voted to consider buying the ticket as the vote was not legally binding
Mainstream support of 7 finished on January 13, 2015. It still has extended support, but tbh I wouldn't consider an os without mainstream support the best os on that series.
Try getting used to 10. It isn't bad. It is actually pretty good when you get used to it.
> Overclockers do it in competitions. It's a hands-on experience, with the nitrogen being poured in manually on the fly to try and get overclocking world records. It's not viable as an everyday cooling method. It also destroys the CPU. Many overclockers in these competitions have dropped out because the CPU was killed in the process.
Is this a real 32GB SDHC card? Here are two images of how the chip looks that I extracted from inside the case of the card.
Sorry for the horrible picture quality. The side with the contacts has smooth black shiny plastic and the backside is also black but doesn't have a smooth finish. No si...
So, I heard that I can inject a virus in anything and I want to know how can I inject a virus in a Windows Media player videos or videos in general, and a virus that can really cause trouble for the computer. And also if you can tell how can I solve it?
