I lived on the Android side of life for a number of months. Saw the light and came back to a Bold 9650.
I pulled my SD card out of my Droid X, and stuck it in my 9650. When I did it said the card was unformatted and asked me to format it. Which seemed odd as it was working before.
I attached the BB to my computer via DM, and I can browse to the card and files just fine. Any idea what is going on? Or is my best bet just to copy stuff off the drive, format it, and stick it back on?
I lived on the Android side of life for a number of months. Saw the light and came back to a Bold 9650.
I pulled my SD card out of my Droid X, and stuck it in my 9650. When I did it said the card was unformatted and asked me to format it. Which seemed odd as it was working before.
I attached the BB to my computer via DM, and I can browse to the card and files just fine. Any idea what is going on? Or is my best bet just to copy stuff off the drive, format it, and stick it back on?
-Josh
The reason you need to reformat is because like BB Android throws different files on your card that you can see if you look at the root of the card.
Pull it out and copy everything to a temp folder on your desktop and then reformat your card from your computer thru a card reader and then copy the info back over and replace it in your BB and you be fine.
If you're on OS6 (which you should be if you have a 9650 ) you can repair the sd card from options.
Go to options, type memory card, click that option, and find the option to repair the memory card (not format!!!).
If you're on OS6 (which you should be if you have a 9650 ) you can repair the sd card from options.
Go to options, type memory card, click that option, and find the option to repair the memory card (not format!!!).
Yes. Definitely select "repair" not format. If you format the card in your BlackBerry, you will lose all of the media on it.