The MicroSD that arrived with the Falcon 2 40W is defective

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Hi everyone,

I received my beast of a engraver(FALCON2 40W) this monday, but the MicroSD card seems to be defective. Tried the cheap little bugger on 3 different computers, changed the usb to microsd adapter, but its the same results. So i called amazon and obviously they want to replace the whole thing…which i dont want to do.

Theres any online repository for the documents, manuals, settings, videos on the defective SD card? i dont care about the software, i already have the full version of lightburn, but the pdf files…i would really love to have those specs.

Thanks,

Luis

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I guess there is no harm sending you the content of the SD card.
I have the 22w version, but the SD card seem to include info for the 40w.
However, I tried to ZIP the content, but it doesn’t like the Chinese characters in file names.

I’ll try to find another way to provide them to you.

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I have the same problem could you send me the 22w

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I sent you a link by PM

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Also have the same issue, SD Card defective. Are you able to help me as well?

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@Gwenda I’ve sent you a private message with details.

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Hi everyone!
Dear Zolt, Im sorry that after another topic I disturb you here too, but after I managed to adjust the frame today, I wanted to step forward with usage of falcon2 22watts. Suprisingly my laptops and even my desktop wrote a message that the SD card has to be formatted before use. Everything was ok with this card yesterday. :confused:

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Hi RAdam.
You mean you need the files from the content of the original SD card?

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Yes, I do not have anything now. Or can I download somewhere from the website?

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I sent you the link by private message.

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Can I please have the link as well ? My falcon2 22w doesnt seem to like my new sd card and I lost the original in a workshop move.

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If someone from Creality reads these posts, please put the files somewhere to be downloaded as this happens quite often.

@Phil_PP I’ll send you a Private Message with the link when I have time to share it.

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Thankyou very much

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hi, can u send u please help me as well?

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I sent you a private message…

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Hi, Could You sent it to me too? my tf card is empty?
Thank You very much frankstoppa75@gmail.com

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Hello there, same problem here, can i get the link ?
Also, if creality employees could add these files somewhere so that anyone can download them at anytime it would be great.
Thx

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My TFCard is not working and I need those files, but I couldn’t find online. Can you send a link to me too?

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My turn to have a defective TF card, is there really nowhere to redownload these files? If now can someone please help me get them replaced?

Thanks all

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I had the same problem, getting an error on my PC trying to read the file… you can run a chkdsk to the drive…

Insert the micro SD card into your computer… if it says it is unreadable note the drive letter the micro SD card was assigned. In my case it was letter G Now do the following:

Open a command prompt window
type: chkdsk G: ← don’t forget the colon after the letter
it will try to read it and will most likely generate errors. The errors I got were: “Bad links in lost chain at cluster xxx corrected.”
it may ask you if you want to convert the lost chains to files, you can enter Y
Run chkdsk again, this time we are going to tell it to fix it all
chkdsk G: /F ← again don’t forget the colon after the drive letter then a space and /F
You will probably get a bunch of “Bad links in lost chain at cluster 47 corrected.”
At the end it will probably ask you: “Convert lost chains to files (Y/N)?” say Y and hit enter. You should see something like this… It may not be exactly the same… but you should be able to read all the files.

Windows has made corrections to the file system.
No further action is required.
7,843,840 KB total disk space.
76 KB in 19 folders.
538,760 KB in 154 files.
7,305,000 KB are available.

    4,096 bytes in each allocation unit.
1,960,960 total allocation units on disk.
1,826,250 allocation units available on disk.

If you want to verify my suggestion, just google how to recover files on a micro sd card

the CHKDSK command has been around since the old DOS days :slight_smile:
Hope this helps…

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