Posted by ketyung
on Fri, May 9th, 08
at 8:45 am
Here comes a USB memory card unlock, which would be useful in the situation that you’ve forgotten the password that you’ve set for your cellphone’s memory card. The USB card unlock lets you hook it up to your computer’s USB port. And then take the memory card off your cellphone or digital camera, insert it into this card unlock, it’ll then unlock the card for you.
Bear in mind that this USB card unlock will not get back the data on the memory card for you. As it’s just meant for unlocking it, so you can then reuse the card for storing new data onto it. Lets say, you’ve forgotten the password of a memory card in your gadget. But if you can’t unlock it, then you’ll just have to choose to dump it into the bin and buy a new one. So, with this USB memory card unlock, you can just unlock the card and reuse it. Which saves you some bucks of having to buy new memory card. Imagine you’re kind of forgetful, in long run, you’ll have spent quite a lot of money just for buying new memory cards, because you will always forget the password that you use to lock the card.
The USB memory card unlock can unlock various types of memory cards found in the market including SD / Mini SD / Micro SD (T-Flash) / SDHC and MMC. The USB card unlock is safe to be available for the public, as it just does the unlock but doesn’t retrieve the data for you. Or else it’ll be useless to password protect a memory card, as anyone who gets the card unlock will be able to unlock and get the data on the card.
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November 9th, 2008 at 5:36 pm
i purchased one of your above s.d. unlocker and the damn thing does not have any instructions and does not work on or off the pc. what gives?
November 9th, 2008 at 6:27 pm
Hi richard, we’re just a blog happened to blog about this gadget. Btw, you could contact USBFever.com to ask more about it. We’re not associated to USBFever
Anyway, I’ll try to help forward an email to USBFever see if anyone could help. Thank you
November 10th, 2008 at 12:31 am
could you help to contact us, probably we can help.
Thanks!