Micro SD card

[S.r Coronel]

Vista home basic, it's not even 1 hour ago that it just put in 12 updates and I've scanned it 2 times with antimalwares and combofix and nothing

[S.r Coronel]

I can already see myself formatting it :wall:

[cobito]

If you have another card, try it. I would say that you try with a live-cd of Linux on that same PC, but it is possible that the card reader drivers are not available for Linux. Still, try it to rule things out.

[S.r Coronel]

although I put another card in it, it does the same thing

[Tecnho]

Well, if it does the same thing with another card, it's probably either a fault in the reader or the reader's controller.

[S.r Coronel]

I have already deleted the driver a couple of times and nothing changes, it keeps doing the same thing, the driver is: multi flash reader usb device version: 6.06002.18005.

[cobito]

Try a pendrive to see if it does the same to you.

[S.r Coronel]

In the USB, if it recognizes the FAT32, the reader can't find it at all (tested right now with a 16GB pen drive)

[cobito]

Then I recommend that you try a Linux live CD. It's as simple as:

· Downloading an image: ftp://ftp-stud.hs-esslingen.de/pub/Mirrors/Mageia/iso/2/Mageia-2-LiveCD-KDE4-Europe1-Americas-i586-CD/Mageia-2-LiveCD-KDE4-Europe1-Americas-i586-CD.iso

· Putting it on a pendrive with this utility: http://ftp.free.fr/mirrors/ftp.mandriva.com/MandrivaLinux/official/iso/2010/mandriva-seed-windows.zip

· And booting from the pendrive.

With that you will rule out a physical problem as long as your reader works on Linux.

[S.r Coronel]

In the end, I bought him an external card reader via USB and it formats the card to fat32. Thanks for helping out.