
sudo apt-get install -reinstall udisks2Įdit: As suggested in the comments, I used GParted to get more elaborate information, and this was the result upon starting GParted:Įdit2: I ran the commands lspci and then lspci -v | grep -iA15 sd and this is the output:

Some forums suggested I reinstall udisks2, which I did, but it hasn't solved the issue. It's a simple storage device, which opens easily if I open it on my windows partition, but on Ubuntu. This is the screenshot of the list of available disks, with the SD Card plugged in with the SD Card Adapter: It is definetly not a hardware problem as I am able to access it if I open on the Windows partition on my computer. I can access the SD Card if I use a USB adapter for it. The SD Card or the adapter is working perfectly on other systems, but on mine it doesn't recognise it.

I tried multiple adapters, and tested the same with other computers as well. It is not able to access any SD Cards if used with the SD Card Adapter.
