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However, if the above solution does not make the “this device doesn’t support this SD card” message to go away, head on to the next solution. In most cases, if your SD card is detected by your computer and works perfectly, the issue could be related to the Android device.
After completion, eject your SD card and put it back into the memory slot on your phone or tablet. The computer will attempt to update the driver software for your SD card and fix any prevailing errors that are causing it to malfunction. In the options that appear, choose Properties>Tools>Error Checking. Launch Windows Explorer on your PC and right click on the MicroSD card driver seen on the screen. We have low-cost ways to bypass emotional impacts of losing data, photos, and files. We manage M.2 SSD’s, Micro SD card recovery, PCIE SSD, hard drive or flash drive recovery. 
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