Thread: Aura HD Formatting Expansion Memory Cards?
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Old 02-05-2018, 11:26 AM   #4
Richwood
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Originally Posted by DNSB View Post
Depends on what the card was previously formatted with. I have one micro SD card which is supposedly made by/for Kingston. Oddly, the card is only 4GB despite having been sold as a 32GB card and Kingston states no such serial number. The size was inferred from information read using the F3 toolset along with the serial number.
Card is a new SanDisk, never used. Put a new 16 GB Kingston card in the Kobo Aura H2O, version 1, and it was correctly recognized instantly. The same for memory expansion cards added to Sony readers. Sony readers do have a memory format menu item for internal memory and expansion cards. 3 choices on many as they had two expansion card slots, SD card and Memory Stick Duo.

Any way formatting the memory card in the Kobo expansion slot via the Windows computer and USB cable did work.
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