![]() Improper ejection of your SD memory cardġ.The use of a single memory card on several devices.Excess dirt on the surface of the memory card’s panel.Removing the micro SD card from your computer during file transfer.Physical damage to the memory card device.Of course, there is always something responsible for your memory card damage. Your memory card is also likely corrupted when some of your photos or files are missing without you deleting anything.At such times, you get error message “disk is write-protected.” When you encounter this, you can tell that your memory card is corrupted. You can also know that your memory card is damaged when you can view the files in it on your computer (with the aid of a memory card reader), but are unable to add, delete, save, or copy them. ![]() ![]() When you discover strange and unknown files in your memory card, that’s a clue that you have a corrupted card.
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