micro sd corrups my files

[QuestinMarks]

for some reason every time i try to put something in the micro sd, it get corrupted. when i just place the file it works fine, but when i remove and inject it back in my laptop, its corrupted. how can this be, is there a way to fix it?

 

[cub_fanatic]

I had this problem. It could be that the files were corrupted because you removed the card without properly unmounting it at one point or they were just on the card for too long - SD cards unlike regular hard drives and optical discs are not ideal long term storage solutions. What I had to do was simple - format the card and basically lose all the files you weren't able to copy. Or, you can keep it as is and keep trying over and over but chances are it will always get stuck on the same file or files.

 

[QuestinMarks]

I had this problem. It could be that the files were corrupted because you removed the card without properly unmounting it at one point or they were just on the card for too long - SD cards unlike regular hard drives and optical discs are not ideal long term storage solutions. What I had to do was simple - format the card and basically lose all the files you weren't able to copy. Or, you can keep it as is and keep trying over and over but chances are it will always get stuck on the same file or files.

i allready formatted it a couple of times, still have the problem

 

[cub_fanatic]

I had this problem. It could be that the files were corrupted because you removed the card without properly unmounting it at one point or they were just on the card for too long - SD cards unlike regular hard drives and optical discs are not ideal long term storage solutions. What I had to do was simple - format the card and basically lose all the files you weren't able to copy. Or, you can keep it as is and keep trying over and over but chances are it will always get stuck on the same file or files.

i allready formatted it a couple of times, still have the problem

is this your only SD card? If not, do other cards do the same thing? It is possible that card is simply broken for whatever reason. If it is still under some kind of factory warranty, you could get it replaced. They usually have 3 to 5 year warranties if not longer; some of the high end ones like the SanDisk Ultra lineup have limited lifetime warranties (depends on your country).