
They're not worth fighting once they start to play up. If not, then just bin it & get a new one. If the data on it was truly valuable, stop messing with it & send it to a data recovery professional.

Golden Rule: Never entrust the only copy of any data to something so delicate as an SD card. Tim Yes, I tried another computer and had the same result I tried removing the device and reinserting it, and restarting my computer, nothing works.ĭo you have any other devices you could try inserting the SD card into? When I right click on the Disk 1 label and click "Change Drive letter and paths", it gives me this message:

I did not do anything to the SD card and have no idea how the letter (D:/) disappeared from it.

I opened the Disk Management tool and the disk does get recognized (as Disk 1 below), but the main partition does not have a letter, and I can not access its properties or do any changes to it. Recently, my micro SD card stopped showing up in Explorer on my Surface pro 6.
