If you have some issue failing to write data on your SD card without knowing where it comes from, we have a simple solution that might make your day!
What is an SD card?
Secure Digital is a memory card format developed for portable devices. This type of memory card is used in mobile phones, cameras, and computers. The SD memory card has a "write protect" switch to reduce the risk of data loss. However, this switch prevents you from writing data to the card.
How to write on an SD card?
- Locate the slider on the left side of the SD card adapter. It aims to enable or disable the data writing feature.
- Make the slider slide back to be able to write data on your SD card.
- Put your SD card in the adapter.
- Put your SD card adapter to any device that can handle it.
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