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I purchased a 64 GB SD card and it goes in the slot on the PC and yes, it is recognized and fully useable. I am mystified however that I previously had so much success inserting the smaller capacity cards, where they would go in and lock and later need to be pushed in slightly to be released. No won...

Gabe wrote: ↑Wed Jun 02, 2021 5:43 am ...I'm out of ideas.

Not to worry; I can live without the TF feature. But I feel it worth 4.00 USD if I can surmount this hurtle so I spent that much to order an actual TF card. I'll have that in hand in a couple more days and try it -- that ought be a definitive test.

Thanks for replying. [Funny, but I never get email notifications about replies. Upon investigating, even though my subscription to this topic is confirmed with a check-mark beneath, in my User Control Panel it says I am subscribed to NO topics.] Yes yes, via USB adapter = no problem. And, I am 100% ...

Gabe wrote: ↑Mon May 31, 2021 1:40 amIf you're able to read and/or write data from/to the cards when plugged into another Windows based computer, they're already partitioned and formatted, so that's not the problem.

Yes, I am able to do so... using a USB adapter

... you're fine using a micro SD card in a TF card slot. Doubtless you are far more knowledgeable than me, as I only know what I read on Google today about TF being different from SD. But I said in the thread opener that my SDs function just fine in other devices, so if what you say is true then SD...

I just now stumbled upon something pertinent to what I'm seeking. Examining the MiniPC's slot in question, it is labelled TF for "Transflash". Transflash is something quite distinct from SD, though SD cards are physically 'insertable' into TF slots.

Thank you for replying. I am not sure how to answer; my understanding is that creation of a partition is only needed when a storage unit will be used as the device's main operating system root. This PC is earlier than the AK1, I think. Here is a link to it fully described and pictured: Mini PC Again...

Yes, I just bought the Intel Celeron J3455 Windows 10 Pro Mini Computer; it's great! It fails to do anything when I insert a micro SD though. I have a couple, a 4GB and an 8GB, and they each function just fine in my other various devices; but when I try slipping either of them in here it's no go. It...