Windows 10: Surface Pro 6, Win 10, SD card access?

Surface Pro 6, Win 10, SD card access?


I cannot access same. I assume it not formatted is main reason (my guess). or - my 128 GB is too big?


How/what driver (?) I need to add?


Tocar

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Problem accessing video files on SD card with windows 10

Hi,

Thank you for posting in Microsoft Community, we appreciate your interest in Windows 10.

As you are facing issues with accessing the content from SD card after upgrading to Windows 10, I suggest you to try the below and check if it helps.

Step 1: Try to connect the SD card to different computer running Windows 10 and check if the same issue persists.

Step 2: As you are trying to access the content from the SD card, I suggest you to copy the content on to your laptop, check if you are able to view the content and access them.

Try the above and reply to the post with an updated status of this issue, we will be happy to assist you further.

 

BLU Win Jr. SD Card issue

Hi Bob!



Thanks for writing on the Windows Phone Forum.



If I have understood the issue, your Win Jr. doesn’t recognize your SD Card.




Try to perform these steps until your phone will recognize the SD card (for a max number of 5).

• Switch off the phone.
• Pick the SD card out.
• Switch on the Phone.
• Switch off the phone.
• Insert the SD Card.
• Check if the phone has detected it.
• If no, repeat the sequence from point 1.

Bye,

 

Booting Windows 10 on MacBook Pro via SD Card

I have a late 2012 MacBook Pro and I've always had this problem with storage. Sure, 128 GB is definitely enough, but having a Windows 10 partition at the same time completely reduces the amount of storage required for normal day to day usage for me. I found a solution where I would have an external MicroSD card with an adapter that fits in flush within the SD card slot so that it's portable as if it was never there. Although I'm aware that an SD card would slow things down, I still would like to boot Windows off of the 128 GB MicroSD card. After searching around the internet for a while, I still haven't found a way to do it. Here is what I have so far:

• A Windows 10 ISO image
  
• A working VM of Windows 10 (will be deleted later)
  
• Using a program called WintoUSB, the entire VM to my SD card
  
• A .dmg file of the SD card contents
  

The SD card I have does contain the full suite of the required Windows drivers. I haven't tried because I haven't been able to yet, but from the given information, all I need to know at the moment is how to boot from the SD card. If it is required, I am OK with reinstalling any software or doing any steps over again.