64 GB SD card with Samsung s3 mini I bought a Sandisk Ultra microSDXC card with 64GB to use in my Samsung s3 mini. When I put it in the phone doesn't find it (presumably); going to settings -> storage and scrolling down to the bottom it says

Mount SD card
Insert SD card


but it is greyed out, so nothing happens when I tap it. The SD card seems to work perfecly fine as a storage on my Windows 7 computer.

Googling around it seems I might have to format the SD card to fat32 (I tried first reformatting it with exFat, the default, and also NFTS, to no avail). But that is not an option when using right-click -> format... on windows 7. 

So I try Fat32Formatter. When I start it it claims the SD card is in NFTS format (even though it's formatted to exFat). Trying to format it to Fat32 I get the error Failed to determine the drive.

I also tried HP USB disk storage format tool, but when I start it all the options are greyed out and I'm not even able to select a device.

Lastly I tried "MiniTool partition wizard", which indicates that the SD card is (Bad Disk) and doesn't let me format or do anything to it. I try using Partition Recovery Wizard on it, but that doesn't change anything.

Any ideas?
Easy solution for anybody with a card-reader in their pc. (Relaid from: forum.xda-developers.com/)


Place the card in your PC's card reader and determine the drive designation (i.e., G:\, H:\, etc.)
Download the fat32format utility in GUI version from here: http://www.ridgecrop.demon.co.uk/guiformat.exe. Click on the picture to retrieve the file.
Launch the guiformat.exe.
Choose the drive that corresponds to your SD card.
Choose the size of the SD Card you are formatting.
Check the Quick Format box.
Press Start.


Source: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1773735