You are easily able to restart your ROG Ally by pressing the Windows icon on the screen and again clicking the power icon at the bottom to select the restart option. Once the restarted process is finished, try checking if the SD card is recognized on your ASUS ROG Ally.
Fix 2: Update BIOS and Drivers
The latest firmware update has fixed several issues including overheating, crashing issues, Bluetooth not working and Wi-Fi connectivity issues, which all are related to hardware problems. Similarly, updating the firmware to the latest version can work to resolve SD card not recognizing issues by installing the latest BIOS and drivers on your ASUS ROG Ally handheld gaming consoles. Here’s how to do it by following the steps below:
- First, use the trigger button on your ASUS ROG Ally console to access the “Content” tab.
- Head over to the “Update Center” and press “A” on the console to launch it.
- In the Update Center page, tap the “Check for Updates” to let the device fetch for the latest BIOS version.
- Finally, tap the “Update All” option on the specific “Update” button next to the BIOS 319 version to start the update process.
Once you are done with the update process on your ASUS ROG Ally handheld gaming consoles, try checking if the SD card is recognized or not. If the issue persists, move down to other solutions.
Fix 3: Try Connecting Via Card Reader
If you are having an issue with the SD card on your ASUS ROG Ally handheld gaming consoles, there is a useful trick that you can try to connect to the micro-SD card and with this, you are able to use an external card reader. To access this method, you must need a USB Type-C card reader.
After that, try inserting the connector into a USB-Type-C and the SD card in its slot. Once you have inserted the card connector, try to power off your ROG Ally device or restart it. Again, try checking if your ROG Ally console recognizes the SD card by checking them in the “This PC” option.
Fix 4: Try Changing Letters and Paths
You can also try changing the letters and paths to check if it’s working for you. You must assign a letter to the SD card partition that generally appears in the Disk management. Follow the below steps to do it.
- Press the Windows icon on the screen and type “Run” to open the Run dialog on the screen.
- From the Run dialog, type “diskmgmt.msc” and press the “OK” option.
- In the Disk management windows, tap on your SD Card and press the “RT” and right-click on it.
- Again, select the “Change drive letter and paths…” option.
- Afterwards, select your SD Card and drive and press the “Change” option.
- Assign the letter D from the pop-up menu screen next to the “Assign the following driver letter” option.
- Finally, tap the “OK” to save the changes.
Once you are allocated a new letter, head over to your File Explorer to check if the SD card is recognized or has appeared as a storage device.
Fix 5: Run Troubleshooter
Troubleshooting can fix a lot of issues on your ASUS ROG Ally handheld gaming consoles. However, if your SD card is not recognized, you should try running a troubleshooter to find the ASUS ROG Ally not showing SD card issues. Here’s how you can run a troubleshooter by following the steps below:
- Press the Windows icon on the screen and type “Run” to open the Run dialog on the screen.
- From the Run dialog, type “DeviceDiagnostic” and press the “OK” option.
- Tap the “Next” in the “Hardware and Device” option.
Now your ASUS ROG Ally handheld gaming consoles automatically detect and resolve the hardware related issues. Once you are done with troubleshooting, head over to your File Explorer or “This PC” to check if the SD card appears with the Local Disk C.
Fix 6: Update Card Driver
Updating the device driver to the latest version can help you a lot to make your device run compatible with your ASUS console. Hence, if you are having an SD card issue on your Asus Rog Ally console, then you can follow these simple steps to update your card drivers to the latest version.
- Press the Windows icon [Start] button on the screen and type “Device Manager” in the search bar.
- Again, click “Open” to launch Device Manager.
- Expand the Disk driver section by clicking on the arrow at the left side.
- Again, right-click on the driver that is showing on the screen and select the “Update driver” option.
- Click “Search automatically for drivers” option.
- Now your console is searching for an available driver update.
- If an update is available, follow the on-screen instructions to download and install it on your device.
- If an update is unavailable or update is finished and the issue persists, then click Close and move down to the next solution.
Fix 7: Factory Reset Your Device
If you have updated your device driver to the latest version and still the SD card is not showing or recognizing on your Asus Rog Ally handheld gaming consoles, it is suggested you to factory reset your console. Factory reset will erase all your personal data including photos, videos, documents and installed software. Make sure to backup any important data before proceeding to factory reset. To factory reset your console, follow the steps below.
Soft Reset Your Asus Rog Ally via Windows OS:
- Press the Windows icon [Start] button on the screen and select Settings.
- Select the “System” option.
- Scroll down and select the “Recovery” option.
- On the next screen, you will see the “Reset this PC” option.
- Click the “Reset PC” and select Remove everything option.
- Again, select next and confirm to proceed.
If none of the above workarounds works for you to resolve the ASUS ROG Ally SD card not recognizing the issue, it is recommended you contact the Asus support team for help. They will probably suggest their best and accurate solutions and with this, you can easily troubleshoot and resolve the problem quickly. Make sure to provide the model number and needed information of your ASUS console to solve the problem as soon as possible. You can also visit a nearby service center or local store for further assistance.
Final Words
ASUS ROG Ally handheld gaming device is known for the popular console access by millions of users. Well, SD card not recognizing on your Asus console is really annoying when you are trying to access it for other purposes. Fortunately, we have mentioned a number of solutions which you may easily try to resolve SD card not showing or recognizing issue. Make sure to follow each step carefully. We hope that you have resolved the problem by following our mentioned solutions. If you have any other questions, please let us know in the comments section below.
Hello, I have tried all the options and the Micro SD is still not working in my ROG, it appears as an external disk but I cannot access it, or format it… nothing…however, if i put it in my Nintendo Switch is automatically recognizes…