Hi Cookie,
When an SD card shows full after file deletion, hidden or corrupted files are usually the cause. Devices like cameras or phones may store deleted files in hidden system folders (e.g., .trash or .recycle). Connect the card to a PC, enable “Show hidden files,” and check for these folders. If space isn’t restored after deletion, the file system might be corrupted.
Back up any recoverable data and format the card using the official SD Formatter tool. Avoid deleting files directly from devices—always use a PC and eject safely to prevent file system damage and ensure proper space recovery.
Ah, the classic SD card drama- deleting everything and still being told it’s full. It’s like cleaning your fridge and the smell’s still there.
Turns out, your SD card is probably hoarding files in hidden folders like a digital squirrel. Or the file system’s just confused. This dude has given the right solution I guess.
Do let us know your experience.
Hi Cookie,
When an SD card shows full after file deletion, hidden or corrupted files are usually the cause. Devices like cameras or phones may store deleted files in hidden system folders (e.g., .trash or .recycle). Connect the card to a PC, enable “Show hidden files,” and check for these folders. If space isn’t restored after deletion, the file system might be corrupted.
Back up any recoverable data and format the card using the official SD Formatter tool. Avoid deleting files directly from devices—always use a PC and eject safely to prevent file system damage and ensure proper space recovery.