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I have a microSD card. When I put it into my Windows 7 machine using a USB adaptor, Windows Explorer shows it and I also can open it and see the files and folders. But I can't run the files and open the folders. When I double click on any of them, Windows hangs. I can't even format it because format fails. I also tried to recover its data using some tools but that didn't success either. I also tried the scan and fix pop-up.

I don't think it's dead but surely there is a problem with it. And also there isn't any switch on the card reader or micro sd card. Is there any idea how to fix that?

hippietrail
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I think there is some problem about your micros SD card now , you can copy all information to a new SD card , and use the new one instead of the old one . I think that is the best way to solve your problem .

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  • Welcome to Super User. You probably didn't notice that this is a really old question. The problem for the author has long since been overtaken by events. So any new answer is really for the benefit of other people with a similar problem. What you posted was probably reasonable advice for this particular case, but it's only one possibility and is based on opinion rather than hard diagnostics. For a new answer to be useful at this point, it should really cover a broader range of possibilities, and provide more complete guidance on how to assess the best solution. – fixer1234 Dec 23 '16 at 06:34
  • Please explain how you can copy the data from a card that cannot be read. – DavidPostill Dec 23 '16 at 12:08
  • I am sorry I met the most similar problem to the original poster , but i did not meet the problem about windows hangs , i just can not run the files , so I use my way to solve it , that is OK . – Vickysong Jan 24 '17 at 08:15