Motorola V710
Pics and \Shared\Audio folder corruption
Has anyone been experiencing the problem of corrupt files and folders? Specifically when I put my transflash into the adapter, then into the card reader. In explorer I see the card and all the folders. On the root is the pictures I took with the phone, and when i view them on the pc most of the time they are unreadable and just show nothing. The ones that are readable only display the top half of the picture. The bottom half is a blackish gray color. I have tried at different camera resolutions which all result in the same failure.
Also I noted that when I am browsing the card, the motorola\shared\audio folder has some unicode looking characters as folder and file names. And I cannot access these folders or files. I formatted the ...
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Also I noted that when I am browsing the card, the motorola\shared\audio folder has some unicode looking characters as folder and file names. And I cannot access these folders or files. I formatted the ...
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i had a similar problem...i added photos and ring tones to the appropriate folders and 4 out of 5 said they were corrupted. but on my pc i see and can hear the pix and ring tones just fine....i have a feeling its the phone and not the transflash card. i think the phone still has a few kinks and hopefully moto will release a firmware update and we all can get our phones corrected.
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It get the samr thing without the transflash on the phone itself. So not the transflash. If I reboot phone they become readable
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Hey.. I had the same problem, problem seems like it happens when you delete big files from the SD adapter ...
When it got corrupt, I did a chkdsk /f on the transflash card and that fixed it up. You could also do a Scandisk by going to My Computer, right click on the transflash card and select Properites, go to the Tools tab and push the Check Now button under Error-Checking, check Automatically Fix Errors and push the Start button.
Ron
When it got corrupt, I did a chkdsk /f on the transflash card and that fixed it up. You could also do a Scandisk by going to My Computer, right click on the transflash card and select Properites, go to the Tools tab and push the Check Now button under Error-Checking, check Automatically Fix Errors and push the Start button.
Ron
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