Find your microSD card from the left column. Go to Finder > Applications > Utilities > Disk Utility and launch this program. Follow the steps below to see how to run Disk Utility First Aid to repair drives on Mac. To check and fix a corrupted SD card, you can use Apple's built-in tool, Disk Utility. Since you've verified the SD card reader is functioning well and the connection is safe and sound, chances are your microSD card is having some logical issues, say, it's corrupted. Repair corrupted microSD card using Disk Utility. Or, you can consider upgrading the macOS to fix many SD card related issues. If the macOS fails to repair your microSD card, format it for a fresh start. You can repair the corrupted SD card and see if it can be recognized by your Mac. I'm also sending this info to Apple but wanted to post here since there are three inconvenient work-arounds.Possibly, your microSD card is corrupted and needs to be repaired. * If I put the SDHC card into the memory card slot reader of my HP inkjet printer (it has multiple card slots for different types) the card will mount normally like it is supposed to via the two failed methods above. * If I leave the SDHC card in my camera (Canon 60D) and connect the camera to my MBP via USB I can import the images via Aperture. * SD cards (2GB) mount fine when inserted either in the built-in SD card slot or via my SanDisk USB 2.0 reader. * Even Disk Utility will not see the card when inserted via built-in card slot or a reader.
* If I put any SDHC card into a SanDisk USB 2.0 reader that is connected to my USB hub (I gave it a try in case there was a power problem with the MBP USB system) the card is not recognized either. * SDHC cards (16GB and 32GB) will not mount and isn't recognized by the MBP via SanDisk 2.0 card reader connected via a short USB cable. * SDHC cards (16GB and 32GB) will not mount and isn't recognized by the MBP via the built-in SD card slot All cards were manufactured by Transcend. I tested with two 32GB SDHC cards, one 16GB SDHC card and one 2GB SD card. This is the problem I'm having below, just started to experience this on 9/2/11. I'm not sure what has changed since then, it wasn't as simple as the 10.7.1 update then it didn't work. Since then I was able to read SDHC cards as I shot a number of photos and videos to my cards and they worked fine.
I installed the 10.7.1 updated most likely on 8/17/11 the day after it was released by Apple. I've got a late 2010 MacBook Pro unibody running Mac OS 10.7.1 on it.
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