Unlock A Locked Memory Card

So far the most common and pennyless process is formatting.

People also talks about a linux app that works well but I don't know its name. May be other contributors might give a better solution.

I will look out for ya.

@ Ralvy

Welcome back from 

@ topic

The answer is NO just format the memory card


I use a nokia N73 and whenever i lock the memory card, my FExplorer won't even read that there is a memory card in the phone, even my music player ask for the memory card unlock code before it can gain access to the songs in memory card unless i unlock it. So tell me how your step 2 worked for you?

@Poster
dude use google to search for an unlock means but if u got nothing to lose on that MMC, format the damn thing straight up.

@Info . . .I clearly stated in my Post that u should use FExplorer to navigate to C
Which Nokia in this Life will allocate C: to removable Media. . .

Simple English

Are u Okay?

Drive C:

Your Card should be registered as Drive D: E: or F: . . .
Never C:

Whats in a name?
A drive name could be anything between A to Z
There are too many pseudo phone experts in this section!

hmmm, so wetin u dey feel like na? James Bond -remix
try o

Erm, not like i'm taking sides here o, but bros, don't engage infobaba in an argument, trust me, u'll lose, info dey spend morning, afternoon and night on top pc and nairaland, no just do, u go tire.

secondly
changing your OS drive letter is one of the stupidest things to do. how on earth will u want to change the drive letter of your OS partition, when pc crash, u go say na devil.

@info
see see, your own don too much o, why u dey make our bros vex na  arrange yourself o,
otherwise: 

i just saw this now.
Careful what u say hommie, u're no better than anyone here, get a grip with that.

This will be my last post on this dumb thread . . .

@info;

When u've gt a Memory card in a phone, a file called "mmc store" is usually found at the root of drive C:
geddit?

No one here was talking about changing the drive letters of their system here. .
I read that somewhere . . Installing Windows on an empty hard drive will automatically allocate Drive letter C:

The same with some phones, the manufacturer ensures that all files are stored at Drive C:
Drive C is kind of like the default for these OEMs

yh . .Thats true, on a system - You can change the drive letters of any partitions using the "Microsoft Management Console"
But chaning the drive letter for a partition with a master boot record is definitely not recommended for non-advanced users like us

I hope I've made maself clear . .

I may post one more time if anyone says sth stupid . .

Ralvy,
       (((advice)))
if u must go. . . . . . .always stay at least 1 metre away from infomaniac
  otherwise!!

info,. . . . . . . Just in case

. . . . .the average man on the street

hmm, info waz with bigrovar and now is inviting a third guy.
g$@@$a$$^y  t*^%h@r^$e$@e^&s@@o#m^e 
 

Lol virus attack. . .