[corn4ahead]

I have a kingston 2g micro sd and some files got corrupted in it and when i tried to delete that file i got "cannot delete file cannot read from the source file or disk"

Now my micro sd card will not work.

Help please.

and sorry if i posted this in the wrong spot, i wasnt sure.

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I had a similar problem on a SanDisk SD memory card. I called SanDisk and after all attempts failed, they replaced it since it had a lifetime warranty. There was nothing that could be done to fix it. You might check with Kingston to see what they can do. Hopefully you still have the receipt.

[Kemasa]

I had a similar problem on a SanDisk SD memory card. I called SanDisk and after all attempts failed, they replaced it since it had a lifetime warranty. There was nothing that could be done to fix it. You might check with Kingston to see what they can do. Hopefully you still have the receipt.

[corn4ahead]

so thats the only way?

[Kemasa]

Well, that is the only way that I found. I tried many things, different OS, different programs, etc. and in the end nothing worked to allow me to fix the problem, which in my case was a file that I could not access nor delete. I looked for tools from SanDisk and did not find anything which fixed it. Kingston might have some ideas other than replacing it, but I doubt it.

[corn4ahead]

i tried it on a mac but i got error 43

i actually use it for my nintendo ds for a flash card...when i plug it into the computer, i can see all my, files(music, games, etc.) but when i plug it into my ds i get nothing.

[Kemasa]

Have you tried formating it?

Perhaps there is something on it that the ds does not like.

[corn4ahead]

ok, i got it to work but the file is still there. It doesnt affect the way it runs or anything but it still doesnt make sense that i cannot delete it.

[Kemasa]

Well, whether it makes sense or not, that is same problem that I had. The only solution was to get it replaced, after trying many things.