Need to access SD card on laptop

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I need to recover a deleted partition on an SD card.

I plugged it into my Asus MV70 and booted off the newest Disk Director and TS told me it should rsee the drive (which is a FAT32?) and the partition.

DD doesn't see it when I boot off the CD. In fact occasionally it doesn't even see the SATA drive on this laptop but usually it does. I am fairly sure the Internal SD drive is enabled in the computer's BIOS

When I can get into windows, I can see the drive. I dont seem to be able to install DD on the computer from the downoaded newest version of the CD which I have only just burned

Is there anything I can do please?

jeu 26/08/2010 - 17:46
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You should be able to install from the downloaded installer. You can't install from the CD created using DD or Media Builder. You also can't install from a CD created from the downloaded ISO.

jeu 26/08/2010 - 17:54
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Hate to sound like an idiot but all I can see to download is that iso file which lets me build the CD??

Should I be able to double click on the ISO in Vista and install from that instead of creating a CD?

jeu 26/08/2010 - 18:24
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Click on the "Download" link in the DD 11 section.

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jeu 26/08/2010 - 18:51
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I have done that and installed DD on the computer itself and the results are the same as booting from the recovery CD

Acronis still cant see the SD card I need to recover the partition on

What is baffling is that I am in windows now and windows can see it!

Anything I can do please?

jeu 26/08/2010 - 19:15
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There are sometimes problems with media readers and thier contents showing up correctly. Do you have another media reader you can try?

Do you also have DD 10? If so, you could try it. The Safe Mode version may be able to see it if nothing else can (DD 11 doesn't have a Safe Mode version).

jeu 26/08/2010 - 19:37
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Use Media Builder to create a new DD CD. Include the Safe Mode version. When you boot the CD, you can select it instead of the Full Mode version. The Safe Mode version uses the BIOS to access the drives. The Full Mode version uses Linux drivers.

jeu 26/08/2010 - 20:05