How to format SD card on Mac?
This post provides a detailed guide.
This post mainly discusses how to format SD card on Mac.
you could check the detailed guides below.
Take These 2 Moves before You Format SD card on Mac
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Some of your photos and videos also get lost.
You should stop using the SD card immediately since dataoverwritingwill lead to the data unrecoverable.
you’ve got the option to use this program to restore your lost files on SD card incl.
Launch Stellar Data Recovery for Mac to enter into its main UI.
Choose what data you want this program to scan.
After selecting the bang out of data, clickNext.
Select your SD card to scan
In this window, you might select your SD card, and clickScanbutton.
Then select a safe place and clickSavebutton to store the recovered files.
you’re free to use Mac Disk Utility to easily reformat your SD card.
Check the step-by-step guide below.
Some Mac computers have SD card slot.
Open Disk Utility on Mac
Next you might clickFinderapp to open it.
ClickApplicationsin the left pane in Finder.
ClickUtilitiesfolder, and clickDisk Utilityto open it.
Click Disk Utility to open this tool.
It should be in the External category.
Format SD card on Mac
Then it’s possible for you to clickErasefunction at the top.
In the pop-up warning window, you could punch in the name of the SD card.
tap the drop-down menu next toFormatand choose a preferredfile systemformat for the SD card.
If your SD card is larger than 32GB, then you might chooseexFAT.
If your SD card is lower than 32GB, then you could choose MS-DOS (FAT32) format.
It is the Mac command line utility that allows you to perform some tasks via command lines.
it’s possible for you to also use Mac Terminal to format corrupt SD card on Mac.
Check the step-by-step guide below.
Open Terminal on Mac
Still, you should connect your SD card to your Mac computer at first.
Find the disk name of your SD card.
you might replace FAT32 with exFAT if your SD card is larger than 32GB.
Replace SDCARD with preferred name you want to give to the SD card.
Replace /dev/disk2 with the exact location of your SD card.
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