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edbro · 02-01-2010, 09:23 AM

I use Calibre exclusively to transfer and manage my books. I have been getting a lot of messages recently saying it can not read the device and that the memory is corrupted. The Reader functions normally except for being able to communicate with Calibre sometimes.

I try to format the memory using the Reader's function for that in Advanced Settings but I'm not sure it is doing it. After pressing the mark button I get the triangle symbol after a few seconds. That stays until I press the menu button and then the Reader reboots. Afterwards, my books are all still there but my saved positions in the books are not. So, I don't think it is really reformatting.

Can I reformat the memory using Windows? If so, what settings would I use? FAT, FAT32, etc? Would I need to reflash it after that? Anything else I can try besides reformatting?

02-01-2010, 09:23 AM	#1
edbro Banned Posts: 640 Karma: 4911 Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Grapevine, TX Device: iPad4	Reformat Memory I use Calibre exclusively to transfer and manage my books. I have been getting a lot of messages recently saying it can not read the device and that the memory is corrupted. The Reader functions normally except for being able to communicate with Calibre sometimes. I try to format the memory using the Reader's function for that in Advanced Settings but I'm not sure it is doing it. After pressing the mark button I get the triangle symbol after a few seconds. That stays until I press the menu button and then the Reader reboots. Afterwards, my books are all still there but my saved positions in the books are not. So, I don't think it is really reformatting. Can I reformat the memory using Windows? If so, what settings would I use? FAT, FAT32, etc? Would I need to reflash it after that? Anything else I can try besides reformatting?