Re: SD card lock tab fell out!

Bryan Sutton <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.network.wireless.seattle.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>
I had a usb drive left with me, upon checking it out I found that it was 
defective. I called the manufacturer, told them the situation - that it 
was left with me, it was defective, I had no idea when it was purchased, 
and I had no receipt. To my amazement they not only RMA'ed it, but since 
that one was discontinued, they sent the next size bigger. 
Moral....Honesty does pay off (at least sometimes). It's worth a shot, 
before you go messing with it.

Casey Halverson wrote:
> I have a 4gb SD card, and I had some trouble with the card locking
> itself randomly while copying pictures off my digital camera.  Well, it
> looks like it was on its way of falling out of the SD card. Now, with no
> switch, my card is in a permalock state.  
>
> Any idea how the switch works inside an SD card?  Is it covering up some
> contacts?  Is it flipping an even smaller switch?  I noticed that you
> can easily take off the plastic case of the SD card, but I am looking
> for someone with some pointers.
>
> Who knows where the little tab may have fallen, so we can consider
> re-inserting the tab not a viable option.  The card is also past store
> warranty and the receipt cannot be found.  The card is a Patriot from
> Frys.
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