Root Internal sd card corrupted?

[maurinet]

So a while back I was transferring some files between my computer (Win7) and my phone and the phone froze; against everything I know about usb storage devices I disconnected the phone from the computer (don't ask why, I know I f'd up), restarted the phone and all worked ok... except, since then, every time I connect the phone to the computer I get this message about the internal sd card:

The problem with choosing the "scan & fix" option is that to do the scan and the fix, windows has to unmount the card, and then it can't scan or fix it, then I mount it again, get the same message and I'm stuck in an endless loop :'(

I dealt with a similar problem on a friend's phone, but the error was with his external sd, if I tried to scan & fix it, it would unmount it so I took the external sd card out, put it in a card reader, connected it to the computer and then did the scan & fix. Put it back on the phone and since then the message doesn't pop up when he connects his phone to the pc. Solved [that one]!

Anybody has any ideas on how to solve this problem with the internal sd card?
I have to say though, other than the annoying message that I get every time I connect my phone to the computer, the phone works perfectly, I haven't had any problems storing things in the internal sd card or running apps from it.

Thanks guys!

 

[dsyzug]

If you are using galaxo or gaosp then try to fix using drakaz's recovery.

 

[maurinet]

Running Galaxo 1.6.3.4 Rv6.1
Mounted sd cards from the Recovery and then applied the scan&fix, that seemed to do the trick. Thanks dsyzug.

Man, I love this forum!!!

 

[dsyzug]

Welcome bro

 

[Lelouch]

Drakaz Recovery FTW!!!

Now I'm wondering if there is some stuff which Drakaz Recovery can't fix.

 

[maurinet]

My friend just came back with his phone and the popup showing again on the external sd card. I tried to follow the steps discussed before, but the scan&fix couldn't fix it, basically the card was badly corrupted.
The only way to fix it was with another method discussed here: taking out the external sd card, connecting it with a card reader to the computer and then perform the scan&fix (I had to backup the data of the card, format it and then restore the data to the card)

Just thought I would let you know about this little trick that can save someone in a dire situation.

 

[sgx100]

Maurinet I get that message every time
My two cents - Leave it - Dont click it
Open the card from My Computer. I think it should work fine.

BTW - You have an excellent guide.

 

[Lelouch]

Regarding Windows message. I also get it when I get stuck on transferring files on SD card (Windows 7), then I pull out USB cable (yep un-mounting SD card gets me nowhere ) and returning the USB cable back in displays this message. I do the checking (works would you believe it) and doesn't reappear, of course if I don't reproduce the same steps which lead to it.

File transferring works better in Ubuntu for me then in Windows.

 

[maurinet]

Maurinet I get that message every time
My two cents - Leave it - Dont click it
Open the card from My Computer. I think it should work fine.

Regarding Windows message. I also get it when I get stuck on transferring files on SD card (Windows 7), then I pull out USB cable (yep un-mounting SD card gets me nowhere ) and returning the USB cable back in displays this message. I do the checking (works would you believe it) and doesn't reappear, of course if I don't reproduce the same steps which lead to it.

I don't have such a big problem with the popup message showing up, but that's because I know what to do with it, but my fellow noob users of this phone click on "scan&fix" and it unmounts the sd card, then when they mount it again the msg appears again, and so on... It can be very confusing/frustrating for users who aren't experienced or computer literate.

BTW - You have an excellent guide.

Thanx! Now upgrading my guide for 1.6.3.4