I guess I'll need a stack trace. In the absence of that... I'm assuming your SD card has a drive letter to it? Please do the following steps:
- Press Windows key + R
- type in cmd, press enter.
- in the command prompt that appears, type in "cd <drive letter>:", without quotes. e.g. "cd G:"
- type "tree /a /f", press enter.
- right-click the command prompr, click mark in the context menu, and select the output of the screen. Right click again, select copy
- paste here
Your output should be similar to this:
C:\Users\Joel\.nbi>tree /a /f
Folder PATH listing
Volume serial number is BCFF-2719
C:.
| registry.xml
|
+---downloads
+---log
| 20110430111020.log
| 20110625164718.log
| 20110625165052.log
|
+---product-cache
| +---nb-base
| | +---7.0.0.0.201104290000
| | \---7.1.0.0.201106240600
| | installed-files.xml.gz
| |
| \---nb-php
| +---7.0.0.0.201104290000
| \---7.1.0.0.201106240600
| installed-files.xml.gz
|
+---tmp
| icon.png
| icon.png.0
| icon.png.1
| icon.png.2
| logic,1.jar
| logic,1.jar.0
| logic,1.jar.1
| logic,1.jar.2
|
\---wd