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I have a genuine Samsung SDXC card that has gone into read-only mode. Even a low-level format does nothing to the data and fails out around 90%. Other than the
by 1970-01-01 1y ago
I have a genuine Samsung SDXC card that has gone into read-only mode. Even a low-level format does nothing to the data and fails out around 90%. Other than the obvious hammer, are there any tools capable of destroying the data?
- Bender 1y agoare there any tools capable of destroying the data - A powerful blender. Will it blend? - Two sets of pliers. - A taser. That's how I upgraded many Radio Shack radio scanners. - A well ventilated fireplace, fire-pit, oxyacetylene welding torch using rosebud tip. - Train tracks. - Create a Youtube Channel, take sdcard to a shooting range that lets people borrow their Abrams tank or Howitzer cannon. Blast the SD card. Monetize your channel to make up for the cost of renting the tank and buying many new sd-cards. If you meant it had to be a piece of software, even if you can manage to make it read-write there may be data left behind.
- JodieBenitez 1y ago> are there any tools capable of destroying the data? My Tikka T1x can do it. At 50 yards.
- mikaey 1y agoIf it's gone read-only? Nope. The card will basically refuse any write or erase commands sent to it. (SD cards have a "temporary write protect" and a "permanent write protect" flag -- and you can hope that only the "temporary write protect" flag is the one that got toggled...but I haven't seen that happen with any of my cards so far.)