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RC

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4. Check to make sure the drive letter is not the same as something else.

Reply to Festivito (Reply #2)

Sun Jun 30, 2013, 04:32 PM

Jun 2013

Right click on My Computer
Select Manage
Click on the plus by Removable Storage.
Click on Disk Management
It should be listed by drive letter

If it is duplicated, Left click on it and select Change Drive letter and paths... and change it to something that is free.
(Don't do this to the C Drive. You will end up reloading the OP.)

These instructions are for XP

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My Galaxy IIIS eats MicroSD cards [View all] krispos42 Jun 2013 OP

It could be your phone teach1st Jun 2013 #1

I was poking around that site, too krispos42 Jun 2013 #3

Putting a fresh card into the phone first worked or me. Festivito Jun 2013 #2

Check to make sure the drive letter is not the same as something else. RC Jun 2013 #4

had the same thing happen with my s3.. frylock Jun 2013 #5

Update krispos42 Sep 2013 #6