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right now I have fallout 4 installing to an external hard drive... but that is gonna take a while, it's been 3 hours since i started the install and it's only at 43 of the 80 some gb. but I have an idea and hope it can "restore" the SD cards. if my idea works it could help a LOT of others who lost cards like me.
1 R-click the start menu select Disk Management from the context menu
2 Find your SD card in the list of drives that appears, R-click it & select delete volume
3 Next, R-click again select create new volume, follow the screens until you get to the format options & choose the fat file system (Deck can't read NTFS).
When the process is complete, the deck should be able to read it again. It may try to format the card again if so let it. What happened to the cards is their partition tables (the info that tells the OS which device it was formatted for use with) got corrupted. This process will fix the table & make the card usable again. (It would only not work if the card were bad or there was a hardware problem w the card reader.
I really doubt Argos would be selling counterfeit SD cards too.
It seems to be hit or miss in this area however I'm not Linux literate either so I could have probably avoided it happening had I had known a little more sooner
I would recommend booting another system with a live boot Linux distro and connecting the sdcard while running that. If it reads it then the card is OK.
What error did you get?
if it was:
Your SD cards are fake
Maybe you struggled reading the IF IT WAS and then the error that is displayed when your microSD card fails F3 validation due to it reporting a different capacity than what it actually has. Maybe you should get more butt hurt, that will surely make YOUR cards work.
If you still have access to your reciept, Sandisk will replace your cards under warranty