A: Yes, but format the card as FAT32 first (Windows cannot format >32GB as FAT32 natively; use third-party tools like GUIFormat).
: Windows write protection, incomplete driver, or a fake SD card. Solution : phoenixcard v4.1.2
: Disconnect other USB storage devices to avoid accidental data loss. Launch the PhoenixCard application. Configuration : A: Yes, but format the card as FAT32
The interface of v4.1.2 is functional but archaic. 32GB as FAT32 natively