Supercard sd not showing games

[heafry]

I have the same problem , i have a gameboy advance "classic" from japan , and supercard SD works but dont show the games , in other gameboys its working fine , i think that the japanese gameboy have something different.

 

[igorgump]

Did you guys find a solution for this? Same situation here. I have two macro and 1 NDS that works fine with my supercard and same SD, but my GBA AGB-001 does not show any folder, it loads menu but no games/folder. Original and reproduction games work fine.

 

[HyperCruderiel]

Same issue.AGB-001.
Had the supercard Mini SD(with a micro SD card, of course), bought in a shops oriented in retrogaming.I have returned it in shop, so i am saving for a better flashcart.

 

[igorgump]

Same issue.AGB-001.
Had the supercard Mini SD(with a micro SD card, of course), bought in a shops oriented in retrogaming.I have returned it in shop, so i am saving for a better flashcart.

It is unbelievable, usually someone find a solution but I have seen posts 6 years old now and nobody has a solution. I am not returning mine because it works fine on the others

 

[Starzak]

Hello, is anyone here? I have a problem with my SuperCard SD. I'm using a 1GB card in FAT format, and I can't see my games. No matter what I do, I can only see this:
01 Android
02 .android_secure
03 lost
Pls help

 

[OmDRetro]

Hello, is anyone here? I have a problem with my SuperCard SD. I'm using a 1GB card in FAT format, and I can't see my games. No matter what I do, I can only see this:
01 Android
02 .android_secure
03 lost
Pls help

Your SDCard is malfunctioning if those directories are constantly appearing after formatting, deleting files/folders, augmenting the card contents, etc...

I had this happen to me when I tried formatting an SDCard and then have the SD card reader/writer disconnect itself, which obviously is out of my control, ending up malfunctioning halfway through the formatting process. The end result is basically whatever contents the card had previously will ALWAYS stay and even if you can write data onto it, it will simply delete any changes and restore what it initially had before the malfunction upon LOSING POWER.

Sadly the fix here is to RMA the storage medium or buy another SD Card.