To transfer pictures from your microSD card to your office PC, you need a microSD card reader that enables your Windows 7 operating system to communicate with the card and pull the data from it.

If you connect the SD card to the computer using a cell phone, you may need to put your phone in "Disk Drive" mode. This allows the computer to view the SD card as a removable disk.

Backing up the old SD card data If you're upgrading from an older 3DS (or just moving to a bigger SD card), you're going to need to back up the data from your old SD card.

The Nexus 7 doesn't have an SD card slot, but it's easy to use an SD card reader to transfer your photos.

Connecting your phone to your computer to backup photos is an easy way to keep your memories safe, but it's still a hassle to connect your device to your computer and manually move everything over.

Step 1: Locate the music files on your computer. Step 2: Connect the phone via USB cable and select "Turn on USB storage," which will allow you to mount the SD card to add music.

Install Windows from micro SD Memory Card Connect the bootable memory card to your PC, and you would like to install Windows from the bootable memory card. Turn on the PC. Boot into BIOS or UEFI.

SD cards are enormously useful devices that hold more data every year. Reformatting an SD or microSD card can make sure all the data that was on it is gone.