microSD (1GB) with a password set by a Nokia phone,how wipe?

[ale5000]

I have a microSD (1GB) with a password set by a Nokia phone, datas aren't important.
If I insert it in the Nokia phone it can be read/write and even formatted (but it still protected after this), instead if I insert it in the card reader or in other phones it isn't recognized.

There is a way to force a card reader to ignore the "status" and wipe out everything?

Or there is a special card reader that support these things?

[HDDKitteh]

I wasn't even aware that microSD cards could be password protected. I guess this proves just how much of a n00b I am. I suppose if you're having difficulty altering the contents of the card (without a password), you aught to call up the manufacturer or bring it to a professional. Many of them can follow a procedure/shortcut that will eliminate the password factor.

[DPB]

You need to insert the MicroSD card back into the Nokia phone then decrypt/remove it's password. Considering you still have the phone.

[ale5000]

I have the phone but not the password.

[craig6928]

if you can update the nokia phone software and have the cables

it will reset the password to default

12345 or 00000

then you can format it

[frantel]

in phone is file wich contain password. i cant remember filename. try google.

[gopalg73]

hi , next time put card in another nokia e series phone, eg e90, e71, e72 etc and format the card, then recover data.
it works 100%.
regards
gopal