Hence we want to select Disk 1, the SD card. My laptop has a 250GB HDD (Disk 0), and the 64GB corrupt SD card (Disk 1). Select your SD card ( ensure that you do select the correct drive!!!!). – hit the enter key after each new command) Open up command prompt - if you are unsure where this is, check out this handy guide. Insert your corrupt SD card in the SD card reader on your PC. Similar base formatting software and methods are available for Mac and Ubuntu, but they aren’t covered here and we’ve never tried them. This method does require a Windows PC and SD card reader. If this doesn't work, then follow the process below. In a lot of cases, the camera will simply ignore any write protection or corruption and format the card! The first thing to try is formatting the card in a digital camera (or similar device). For these cards, we’ve developed a method that can bring “dead” SD card back to life! It’s not a fool-proof method and won’t work for every card, but it has helped us save quite a few cards from the bin. However, every now and then we get a really stubborn SD card that either won’t format via the usual methods, or that sustains corruption and bad sectors through the formatting process. However, somehow we manage to corrupt SD cards via the Raspberry Pi on a weekly basis! Nine times out of ten a simple reformat using the SD card associations formatter (available from the link below) is all it takes to bring an SD card back to life: Most SD cards are shockproof, waterproof, bulletproof and explosion-proof, and will likely survive Armageddon.
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