Time to buy a new one and hope for better luck. A certain percentage of these cards do fail due to manufacture process and bad quality control. They are cheap enough to buy again or try a different card.
Some cards with similar faults do boot up once in a while but really looks like you need a replacement of some kind.
Good luck with your next card.
Some cards with similar faults do boot up once in a while but really looks like you need a replacement of some kind.
Good luck with your next card.
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If you put a freshly formatted (format using the Panasonic formatter) empty microSD card with no firmware or other files on the microSD card, do you get an icon that says "Menu?"
-Bri
-Bri
Assuming you used the Panasonic formatter, and that you always use the "safely remove hardware" utility before you remove your microSD card from your PC, the problem could be a bad microSD card, a bad microSD card reader, or a bad DSTT.
Try it with a different microSD card and/or card reader if you have one. Or if you have access to another DSTT, try your microSD card in another DSTT.
Given the large number of bad DSTT's that have been reported lately, there's a good chance that it's your DSTT. If that's the case, you should contact the store you bought it from and replace it.
-Bri
Try it with a different microSD card and/or card reader if you have one. Or if you have access to another DSTT, try your microSD card in another DSTT.
Given the large number of bad DSTT's that have been reported lately, there's a good chance that it's your DSTT. If that's the case, you should contact the store you bought it from and replace it.
-Bri
