i had recently changed my storage card to 4 gb. but my mobile TyTn II is not creating any root directory in the storage card!!!!

Welcome to The Connection, mitul patel.

I'm not sure that I understand the problem - are you unable to create your own folders and files on this card?

by root directory, i am assuming you mean where the phone would put specific folders on your card for you like the pictures folder, documents folder...things like that.  In this situation, have you formated the card into your device?  and if you have and it didnt work, then try removing the card and wiping it on your computer, putting it back in the device and formating it again.  I had a similar situation with one of my blackberry devices recently.  let me know if that helps....or if I was way of track with the question

thanks for the reply. yes i have formated my card several times on my computer as my device doesn't support formatting. but it isn't working. i then instlled a new memory card but it is stiill not working.

it is unable to create the folders like my documents, my pictures etc. on my memory card

I would try using Pocket Mechanic. It has a trial period , so you do not have to commit to purchasing it.

mitul patel:

i had recently changed my storage card to 4 gb. but my mobile TyTn II is not creating any root directory in the storage card!!!!

 

You will need to make your own folders on the card. WM devices are computers not phones. Phones will make the folders it can support on your card when you first install the card. WM devices like computers allow you to make folders for whatever you need. Open your memory card in file explorer the hold your stylu down until the circle is done and the new window opens. At the bottom of that window is a "new folder" touch it and there ya go. Hope this helps.

Doug Heidebrink:

Open your memory card in file explorer the hold your stylu down until the circle is done and the new window opens.

Thanks for the tip, Doug. Mitul, please let us know if you're able to create folders on your card with this method...  Thanks!

Mitul, were you ever able to solve this problem?

I just had a "duh" moment when I was looking at your post again: If I'm not mistaken, the TyTN 2 may not fully support SD card capacities of 2GB or greater, since it uses an older standard for storage. For best compatibility at 2GB or higher, the device should support SDHC, a newer high-capacity standard that allows for cards up to 32GB... (Experts, please correct me if I'm wrong. I couldn't find the specifics on what exactly the TyTN 2 supports.)

Have you used a 1GB or 2GB card in your TyTN 2 successfully? If so, this could be the issue.

Bill Fisher:

Mitul, were you ever able to solve this problem?

I just had a "duh" moment when I was looking at your post again: If I'm not mistaken, the TyTN 2 may not fully support SD card capacities of 2GB or greater, since it uses an older standard for storage. For best compatibility at 2GB or higher, the device should support SDHC, a newer high-capacity standard that allows for cards up to 32GB... (Experts, please correct me if I'm wrong. I couldn't find the specifics on what exactly the TyTN 2 supports.)

Have you used a 1GB or 2GB card in your TyTN 2 successfully? If so, this could be the issue.

My AT&T Tilt (a TyTn II) has an 8GB microSDHC card "ridin' shotgun" right now.  It supports both SD and SDHC cards.

What I have found as a problem is that lots of card readers, particularly older ones, don't properly format HC cards, so formatting it on a PC with an older reader might have messed up the card's formatting.  I have three readers and only one "likes" my 8GB card.