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hp 6515 - sd card 4gb ???

hello! I just bought a memory card, SD for my Hp pocket pc. 4gb. my phone can't read the memory card. I think it's too large. what can I do? a smaller one was ok. help please! what can I do?

Your card probably has a SC on it and these phones can't handle SC. I have a 4Gb card that isn't SC and it works fine.

try 4GB SD card not SDHC card.

Micro SD Card Problem

So i buy New Micro SDHC Card for my LG Optimus 2X SanDisk 16GB Class 4
So basicly i put the card in phone but nothing happend on sd card screen total space available space are "unvailable"
I put sd card on my other phone - very old nokia and the card worked ........
Is there any salution about this ?

KrisPK said:
So i buy New Micro SDHC Card for my LG Optimus 2X SanDisk 16GB Class 4
So basicly i put the card in phone but nothing happend on sd card screen total space available space are "unvailable"
I put sd card on my other phone - very old nokia and the card worked ........
Is there any salution about this ?
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I have the exact same problem, my 16GB Class 10 is not showing up on my phone, the memory card is formatted on FAT32, does it need to be formatted on to something different?
After formatting my SD card on my phone AND on my laptop it now works

i read about microsd class 4 somewhere in xda optimus 2x forum is problem in this phone.
I have the exact same problem, my 16GB Class 10 is not showing up on my phone, the memory card is formatted on FAT32, does it need to be formatted on to something different?
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for class 10 i don't have problem. i use 32gb class 10 and it's directly show up on the phone. do you shutdown your phone first when mounting the microsd?

[Q] Internal Memory + 32Gb microsd

I have bought a 32Gb MicroSD card for my Mini, I only have 30Mb of internal memory left, can i use part of the MicroSd card as Internal memory, i found a howto but have since unfound it
I have installed Aps2SD and moved most of my Apps to the card. But there is a lot of stuff that it wont let me move.
cheers

linuts said:
I have bought a 32Gb MicroSD card for my Mini, I only have 30Mb of internal memory left, can i use part of the MicroSd card as Internal memory, i found a howto but have since unfound it
I have installed Aps2SD and moved most of my Apps to the card. But there is a lot of stuff that it wont let me move.
cheers
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You should partition your sdcard through CWM. After that, you have to move apps to sdcard.
Also, make sure you have higher class sd card, otherwise it may lag.

U can also use link 2 SD app to link apps to SD
Yo can also create partition using mini tool partition wizard...
Or u can also use s2e on custom rom..
Some essential information available here
www.yagyagaire.blogspot.com
Sent from my GT-S5570 using xda premium

Thanks for the replies...does my phone have to be rooted (It's not) for me to use the programs mentioned....?
cheers

linuts said:
Thanks for the replies...does my phone have to be rooted (It's not) for me to use the programs mentioned....?
cheers
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Yes, it has to be rooted
Sent from my Galaxy Mini - Cyanmobile reVo A- 604 MHz smartassV2 - TIM

WOW. So Galaxy mini supports 32GB sd cards?
I went to a store and asked for a 8GB sd card but they said that the phone doesnt support it and it will not work. Maximum was 4GB they said.
Damn, I should go and buy a 8GB sd card. But why would you need a 32GB SDCard for Galaxy Mini. It will make your phone so laggy and it will take years to 'Media Scan" to complete.
Cheers anyways.

agonn said:
WOW. So Galaxy mini supports 32GB sd cards?
I went to a store and asked for a 8GB sd card but they said that the phone doesnt support it and it will not work. Maximum was 4GB they said.
Damn, I should go and buy a 8GB sd card. But why would you need a 32GB SDCard for Galaxy Mini. It will make your phone so laggy and it will take years to 'Media Scan" to complete.
Cheers anyways.
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I use an 8 gb sdcard since I bought my phone.

agonn said:
WOW. So Galaxy mini supports 32GB sd cards?
I went to a store and asked for a 8GB sd card but they said that the phone doesnt support it and it will not work. Maximum was 4GB they said.
Damn, I should go and buy a 8GB sd card. But why would you need a 32GB SDCard for Galaxy Mini. It will make your phone so laggy and it will take years to 'Media Scan" to complete.
Cheers anyways.
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Yes it sure does support 32Gb...and i bought it to extend the Mini's small Internal memory.
cheers

MicroSD support

According to the official information for the Lenovo K3 Note it only supports MicroSD cards upto 32 GB. I tried my Kingston 64 GB card and it doesn't work but I am hearing that people have gotten 64 GB cards to function in their phones.
Can anyone confirm one way or another whether 64GB cards can work in this phone? If so are they specific makes / models?
Many thanks in advance.

Try formatting the SDcard in FAT32, 64GB/128GB uses the ExFat format, that's why your K3 note won't see it, this SoC don't support exFat. When you put your Sd in the phone it won't offer a formatation to work?

It didn't appear to offer any formatting options but I will give it another go.

maxgreece said:
It didn't appear to offer any formatting options but I will give it another go.
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I had to format mine on a laptop before the phone recognised it

Well it seems like good news. I put the card into an SD card adapter and then into the PC. It loaded some drivers and recognised the thing. I then formatted it using NTFS and reinstalled it on the phone. This time the phone recognised it as either an empty card or a card that needed formatting so I re-formatted it once more and it registers as a card with 58 Gb free. Yippee!!!
Currently copying the 32 Gb card onto the new one using my PC. Hopefully it will go well and then I'll copy some more stuff over just to see that it will genuinely go over the 32 Gb limit.
So far....so good

Hi,
Can you please post the further testing of 64GB Card. I am planning to buy 64GB card Class 10 SDHC please help me with your review
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maxgreece said:
Well it seems like good news. I put the card into an SD card adapter and then into the PC. It loaded some drivers and recognised the thing. I then formatted it using NTFS and reinstalled it on the phone. This time the phone recognised it as either an empty card or a card that needed formatting so I re-formatted it once more and it registers as a card with 58 Gb free. Yippee!!!
Currently copying the 32 Gb card onto the new one using my PC. Hopefully it will go well and then I'll copy some more stuff over just to see that it will genuinely go over the 32 Gb limit.
So far....so good
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Hi,
Can you please post the further testing of 64GB Card. I am planning to buy 64GB card Class 10 SDHC please help me with your review

Well I have been using the card for the last month and all fine. I switched to limoncelo this morning and the card is still recognised with no problems. For reference this is a Kingston 10X 64 GB card. I don't know if other cards might be problematic or not. All I can say is that this is a safe option.
Limoncello nice too....

I am using Sandisk 64GB class10 UHS-1 card directly on the phone, from the day I got the phone, without any issues...

if you go to mediatek "engineer mode"> 3d tab "hardware testing> "IO" >"MSDC" >"MSDC SD3.0 TEST
There are various options such as "sd3 mode: sdhc highspeed, uhs sd12 etc etc.
Does anyone have more information on what these options mean and if they can bring any change in sd card recognition?

just wanted to share i had a sandisk transcend class 10 32 gb, 2 weeks ago i got my chinese 512 gb class10 sdhc as for test purpose for 9$ of ebay. in benchmarks it scores better.
however all works, currently i am on the phoenix rom with exfat file system support.

i just installed my 64gb sd card, and let the phone format it as portable sd card. now i have 59G ! this is under 1606 Cuoco92 custom rom.

Anyone else get any errors when formatting their SD Card? I have a Samsung 64GB

Does Sprout 4 (Canvas A1) support 64 Gb sd Card..??!!

Hii Everyone,
I am having a 32gb sd card right now in my phone. So they(brand and websites selling this phone Mmx Canvas A1) say that our phone supports 32gb expandable memory via sd-card. But in other thread i read that it is supporting a 200gb card. So, since my sd card is full, i was thinking of buying 64gb card. But please first of all let me know that if it really supports it..??
Please mention if u had 64 gb card in your phone.. or maybe if u don't have a 64 gb card then can share your experience. Thanks in advance.

Bro, if a 200 GB card is working, then a 64 GB one would definitely work.
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Yes sprout 4 gen 1 does support 64 GB SDXC micro sd card and also higher capacity. I am the one who's currently having a 200 GB sandisk micro sd card and previously had the strontium 64 GB sdxc memory card that did worked fine.
Most of latest phones do support 64 GB sdxc memory cards. If the phone supports sdxc ( Secure Digital Xtended Capacity) which supports eXFat format which is microsoft patented, so that sdxc cards are pricey than sdhc (upto 32 GB) which supports fat32.
You may reformat to any readable format after buying an sdxc card (like fat32, ntfs, ext etc). However it's advisable not to mess with the format unless until you know what you 're doing,
You may blindly go for a 64 GB micro sd card. It will work out of the box
thank you

DNA_Uncut said:
Yes sprout 4 gen 1 does support 64 GB SDXC micro sd card and also higher capacity. I am the one who's currently having a 200 GB sandisk micro sd card and previously had the strontium 64 GB sdxc memory card that did worked fine.
Most of latest phones do support 64 GB sdxc memory cards. If the phone supports sdxc ( Secure Digital Xtended Capacity) which supports eXFat format which is microsoft patented, so that sdxc cards are pricey than sdhc (upto 32 GB) which supports fat32.
You may reformat to any readable format after buying an sdxc card (like fat32, ntfs, ext etc). However it's advisable not to mess with the format unless until you know what you 're doing,
You may blindly go for a 64 GB micro sd card. It will work out of the box
thank you
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Thanks buddy, so i will order a card tomorrow. But here are two more questions in my mind..??
1) Reading sd card is situated with which part of phone. Is it hardware,software(rom) or the kernal?? Coz u mentioned there that u were using cm12.1 beta5(i am on official marshmallow 6.0.1 with thunderzap 5.1 kernal and phone is rooted)
2) Why they (brand and sellers) had written 32 gb expandable only (sorry, i must ask it from micromax itself. I will surely mail them )
And 1 more (SanDisk Ultra® MicroSDXC™ 64GB 48MB/S UHS-I Card) is good to go....

rajputmiles said:
Thanks buddy, so i will order a card tomorrow. But here are two more questions in my mind..??
1) Reading sd card is situated with which part of phone. Is it hardware,software(rom) or the kernal?? Coz u mentioned there that u were using cm12.1 beta5(i am on official marshmallow 6.0.1 with thunderzap 5.1 kernal and phone is rooted)
2) Why they (brand and sellers) had written 32 gb expandable only (sorry, i must ask it from micromax itself. I will surely mail them )
And 1 more (SanDisk Ultra® MicroSDXC™ 64GB 48MB/S UHS-I Card) is good to go....
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1) Both hardware & software, In windows starting from windows xp to 10. (xp needs update patch to support eXFat). In mac version 10 and after will support eXFat, so as that older andriod version (Before andriod 2.3 Ginger bread) and host devices (old phones with limited hardware spec specially ram below 1 GB) don't support sdxc sd & micro sd cards.
2) It's because sdxc format reached the enduser in 2010. Most of the newer hosts (phones) that came after 2010 with decent spec will support sdxc cards. Irrespective of OS (Either it be Mac, Windows, andriod etc.).
And why manufacturers don't mention it. Because if they mention it in the official spec, you won't go for higher end models. If a 5k phone can officially support 200 GB card then most people don't even think of higher end models above 10-25k. Even today manufacturers for their own good will not mention in spec of low budget phones that sdxc micro sd cards are supported
You may go for the card brand of your choice, since you 're using it on a low budget device. The card read/write speed doesn't matter.

Thanks again bro,
All doubt's been cleared.