I’ve got a P1S with a high quality SanDisk 256gb card formatted to Fat32 in it and have the camera record option turned off. It’s been working fine since I started using the card almost 2 months ago.
Lately when sending something to print I’ll get this “MicroSD Card Error” message along with a code that I’ll have to come back and add once a print is done. But if I go to the printer it shows the card and let’s me view the files and I can put it in my computer and it works fine and doesn’t find any issues with it.
What I have found is that if I eject the card from the printer and stick it right back in, a file will send and print fine. They last time I did this I noticed when I put the card back in, it said there was 0.1 gb less used space which I would think that wouldn’t change from just ejecting and putting back in?
I did download the portable version of Orca Slicer a few days ago and it might be happening more often with it than Bambu Studio but happens to both. It was also happening before I downloaded it and since it’s not “installed” on my computer and did not change any registry values, I can’t imagine the use of the program is causing it.
I’ve tried searching and it seems like there are lots of issues with the SD card but the main solution is to replace the cheap card it comes with which doesn’t apply. Other than that, I didn’t see many solutions and didn’t see this particular problem very much.
Since my printer is in a shop on another part of the property, it’s a pain to have to get up and go out there to mess with the card. Also, I’ve tried multiple high quality cards and the Internet/LAN connection is strong, fast, and not an issue.
Any suggestions on things to try?