SD card coruppted

[Ichkn]

Hey guys,

I have an SD card wich is coruppted. I am not able to format it normaly or via the comand center. I already tried the comand "chkdsk g: /f" this brings up an error message that the Volumebitmap is dameged and couldn`t be fix by Windows.

Does anyone have an idea how i can fix the Volumebitmap?

 

The drive has a volume of 64 GB and is exFAT formated.

Thanks

[WereCatf]

8 minutes ago, Ichkn said:

I already tried the comand "chkdsk g: /f"

Chkdsk doesn't format, it's a checkup-tool.

[Ichkn]

6 minutes ago, WereCatf said:

Chkdsk doesn't format, it's a checkup-tool.

I know about that but you can use chkdsk  also to format a drive.

 

[WereCatf]

1 minute ago, Ichkn said:

I know about that but you can use chkdsk  also to format a drive.

No, you can't. Chkdsk doesn't format drives.

[Ichkn]

3 minutes ago, WereCatf said:

No, you can't. Chkdsk doesn't format drives.

That does not solve the Problem, that the Volumebitmap ist dameged. Do you have asuggetion to solve the problem?

 

[WereCatf]

Just now, Ichkn said:

That does not solve the Problem, that the Volumebitmap ist dameged. Do you have asuggetion to sovle the problem?

You format the drive. Open up Explorer, right-click the drive and choose "Format", or use the disk-management utility, like e.g. press Win+R, type diskmgmt.msc into it and press Enter or click on OK and then format the drive from there.

[Ichkn]

Just now, WereCatf said:

You format the drive. Open up Explorer, right-click the drive and choose "Format", or use the disk-management utility, like e.g. press Win+R, type diskmgmt.msc into it and press Enter or click on OK and then format the drive from there.

I have tried this also, after this the disk-managment utility shows the drive as formatet, but when you open the explorer all files are still there.

 

[WereCatf]

1 minute ago, Ichkn said:

I have tried this also, after this the disk-managment utility shows the drive as formatet, but when you open the explorer all files are still there.

If it's a normal-sized SD-card and not a microSD-card, check that you haven't flipped the toggle on the card to read-only mode.

[Ichkn]

Just now, WereCatf said:

If it's a normal-sized SD-card and not a microSD-card, check that you haven't flipped the toggle on the card to read-only mode.

It`s an microSD card and if checked that before.