What happened to Sandisk SD+USB? Does anyone know what happened to them?
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I wish I did. I cannot understand why they have disappeared... must be a patent issue?
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It should be on the web site for SanDisk. It was the last time I looked. Mine is years old and have used it for running. You have a great product.
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I always remove the SD card and insert into computer...skip the cable. I've never tried the USB cable.
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I downloaded files to SD card. I know there is option to use USB, but it I never tried it
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I ended up sending mine back because it fried my sd card so I don't know anything. Sorry
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Thanks for the information. I was afraid that was the case. I have an older SanDisk player that has a replaceable battery but you have to buy the new battery and a special tool kit just to install it. And you are right, with prices dropping on these devices it is cheaper just to buy a new unit. Thanks again for the input. I think I will complain to Creative although it will probably do no good.
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When mine used to work correctly it used a sd card. It's about three years old and must have had the equivalent of a stroke. Soon it will be disposed of. Now, its down to printing, and copying only. I do not recommend this printer.
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It's a USB 3.0 put I would look for other options. SanDisk makes a great one. I just had my second one of these fail already... The first failed after 1 month, and the replacement lasted maybe 5-6 weeks. Extremely frustrated with the quality of the unit.
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Hi there, only to let you know that I bought 2 of them about 2 years ago I have replaced both with other brands, because a usb port failure. My advice find another brand. Thanks
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No. However there are several free options and you might try SanDisk.com support. Beyond that, i HIGHLY recommend this drive. Mine is rock solid and EXTREMELY fast. 500MB read and 400MB write. I would also recommend a fresh install.
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DaOtter-The device will not read from an external hard drive. (too bad because that would truly be awesome!) Only USB flash memory. I have used up to 8 gigs with no problems. I would imagine that the new 16 or 32 gig sticks would be fine as well.I've found that using microSDHC cards with the tiny USB adapter works great. You get 8 gigs of SanDisk memory for around $15 with a form-factor that sticks out less than a standard USB flash drive. Theoretically you could also use the microSDHC in a phone or mp3 player as well.
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Here is what I have looked up for you. I, personally, never had the problem. Be careful about formatting these things. I don't. My personal advice to you. Here are more tips that I found: Ed_P Posts: 1,677 Registered: &#8206;07-23-2010 0 Re: HOW TO REMOVE WRITE PROTECTION FROM USB FLASH-DRIVE??? Options &#8206;12-09-2012 07:56 PM R e t u r n i t !! 1st copy the files on it to your hard drive. Then contact SanDisk for an RMA. Then RETURN IT. They will send you a new one that will work, copy the flash drive files you backed up to your hard drive to the new replacement flash drive. Voila, fixed. Here's another link: http://kb.sandisk.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/5232/~/return-material-authorization-(rma)-process
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Hi.I hope this helps. I had the same question as you did. On occassions I use the standard SD cards, but when traveling I like to use the Extreme SDHC cards. I called tech support and they told me the following.The first ones out on the market only could read Standard SD cards. The new ones being sold accepts SDHC cards. Good new if you have an older model. Sandisk offers a firmware update at their site. So you are covered.I hope this helped.
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Hate to break the news to you Juan, but it doesn't sound like it will work for you anymore. I just received the m240 for Christmas and it worked the first night and then locked up the second day. I called Sandisk co. and they told me to return it to the place I got it from (being a gift i sent it back to amazon). I did and ordered another; this time the 250 --- more storage space. I hope I have better luck with this one. Call the company, the ph. # is on Sandisk's website. They at least tried to help me reboot it (I can't remember what they had me try.).
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It is, go to their website and download the manual that's the only thing you have to do. I wouldn't be able to say what issues sandisk has since I bought Samsung .
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Well I bought a slightly damaged one, I do not see any damage or usb cable as far as the sd card I bought a sandisk extreme with 32-gb from Amazon for 26.49 and it works fine but the dp-24 is absolutely a great little unit, I hope that helps, dave
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I use my 4GB as a jumpdrive all the time, even though i carry it in my camera for pictures too. I contacted Sandisk directly on getting more. They said that they had no plans to produce any more of this design. Sad. A 64GB, Class 10 speed or higher, and USB3 version would be rockstar!BTW - You can also get OCZ versions of 1GB or 2GB: http://www.ocztechnology.com/ocz-secure-digital-dual-memory-cards-eol.htmlOr vintage A-DATA 2GB "SD DUO: versions here: http://www.dhgate.com/data-speedy-2gb-sd-duo-sd-usb-memory-card/p-ff808081300cd7a901301bce1cbc7