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Hello,
Given your description, it sounds as if your media card reader (the hardware, inside your BB) has experienced some kind of failure. But, truly diagnosing that cannot really be done at an internet-distance. If you remain under warranty, you should seek support via that -- which will be either your original place of purchase, an authorized service center, or your mobile service provider...it varies by region, so no one can tell you exactly how your warranty works.
If you have no warranty, then you should seek support from a qualified BB technician at a local (to you) shop.
Good luck!
Given your description, it sounds as if your media card reader (the hardware, inside your BB) has experienced some kind of failure. But, truly diagnosing that cannot really be done at an internet-distance. If you remain under warranty, you should seek support via that -- which will be either your original place of purchase, an authorized service center, or your mobile service provider...it varies by region, so no one can tell you exactly how your warranty works.
If you have no warranty, then you should seek support from a qualified BB technician at a local (to you) shop.
Good luck!
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