Hello, I've looked all over this forum and found similar issues, but the solutions offered there didn't work so I'm posting this cry for help!
I have a Polaroid Link 5" which runs on Android 6.0. It only has 4GB of usable storage (which means I can have about 3 apps). I bought a micro SD card (Samsung EVO Plus, 128GB) that I want to use as internal storage so I can use more apps. I have not used this SD card at all previously. There is nothing on it. When I went through the process of formatting it, it seemed to work at first. However it said that there was not enough memory to transfer my pics and apps to the new storage.
When I go to Settings > Storage & USB it says that the SD card is corrupted. If I tap it it will give me a message that the SD card is corrupted and that in order to use it I have to set it up first. I tap Set Up, and it fails to do so.
Is this a common issue? Is there a way to fix it? Is it worth it trying to get another SD card? I only bought this phone because the info about it said that an SD card could be used to expand it's memory. A phone with only 4GB of storage is completely useless...
I have a Polaroid Link 5" which runs on Android 6.0. It only has 4GB of usable storage (which means I can have about 3 apps). I bought a micro SD card (Samsung EVO Plus, 128GB) that I want to use as internal storage so I can use more apps. I have not used this SD card at all previously. There is nothing on it. When I went through the process of formatting it, it seemed to work at first. However it said that there was not enough memory to transfer my pics and apps to the new storage.
When I go to Settings > Storage & USB it says that the SD card is corrupted. If I tap it it will give me a message that the SD card is corrupted and that in order to use it I have to set it up first. I tap Set Up, and it fails to do so.
Is this a common issue? Is there a way to fix it? Is it worth it trying to get another SD card? I only bought this phone because the info about it said that an SD card could be used to expand it's memory. A phone with only 4GB of storage is completely useless...

