Two of my Micro SD cards died, any way to revive them?

[AMDGrill]

As title says, two of my Kodak memory cards died a day apart from each other while still being used on their respective devices. 

Both are 16gb units bought from the same place, 2 of 4 cards. The other 2, one being a 32g in my Drift HD 1080 and the other one, 64g in my camera, are still working fine. These two however, died a day apart from each other and currently no device or PC can recognize them. When I plug it into my Asus K55, the PC stops responding, when I plug it to my higher end notebook, it shows nothing in Disk Manager.

Is there a way to revive these two, or how to avoid further occurances as such?

All assist and opinions are appreciated.

[DaRedBoi]

cpr

[Constantin]

No, I don't think so.

my Kingston  32gb died also3 months after I bought it

[AMDGrill]

They were fairly new aswell, If I recall corrently about 3 and a half months old. 
I'm no expert, but are they suppoused to die so soon? 

 

[JoshuaTurnwell]

There are dozen software solutions do data recovery from sd cards

 

Personally, I prefer to go with ddresue (linux tool) to make the sdcard image and then restore data from its image. https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/14560/how-to-recover-data-from-a-bad-sd-card

[AMDGrill]

I do not wish to recover any data from them, I'm just curious if the current unreadable state of these cards are caused by a filesystem error that can be fixed so that I can use them again. Is it possible?

[rheyL]

as long as yur sd card can still be detected by your computer.. then yes you can still use it.. try to format your sd card

[AMDGrill]

18 hours ago, rheyL said:

as long as yur sd card can still be detected by your computer.. then yes you can still use it.. try to format your sd card

 

 

On 16.08.2017 at 3:56 PM, AMDGrill said:

"....and currently no device or PC can recognize them. When I plug it into my Asus K55, the PC stops responding, when I plug it to my higher end notebook, it shows nothing in Disk Manager."