[Ankit Jose]

I don't know as of yet as I have not got the update but will get it in India within this week maybe

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[Ankit Jose]

I will let you know then

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[Toxixtech]

I phoned Samsung today and told them that I am not happy, that the phone they sold me does not do what they advertise. I have agreed to let them have remote access tomorrow so we shall see what they can do. I will keep you informed. Thank you for your kindly assistance.

[Ankit Jose]

No problem

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[Ankit Jose]

Actually you don't need them. If you have patience and are willing to wait for android lollipop for your phone which will probably come next month for you then your SD card problem will be solved. There's nothing Samsung can do as far as I know. Just check this link out http://www.androidpolice.com/2014/11...oves-security/

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[Toxixtech]

Thank you, that was a very interesting article. Perhaps tomorrow the Samsung guys will release Lollipop for me while they are playing on my phone. ha ha. but more likely they will not. However as you say if I am patient the update will sort it. So anyway thank you once again for your patience and if I make a mess of things I will know where to come for help. Bye for now.

[Rukbat]

This all refers to how apps can be written to access the SD card, it doesn't do anything about how already written apps will work. If you want to be able to create a folder with ES File Explorer and have your camera save pictures to it, you'll need new versions of both ES File Explorer and your camera app. And if the developers don't write new versions using the new APIs, there's nothing you can do except use different apps.

[Ankit Jose]

Hey just saw this. So u can't do anything but wait for the update

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[Rukbat]

So ES has been modified. That's half the solution.

[Toxixtech]

Hi, Well, Samsung did the remote thing and got it to save to the SD card, but the SD card erased things when anything new was added to it. Though it worked ok in my Asus Fonepad 7, So I swapped my Asus card into the Note 4 and the Note 4 card into the Asus and now both devices function perfectly. There is something about the cheap SD that is not compatible with the Note 4, but works in the Asus. Anyway I can now save things to the SD, the Camera can write to the SD, and I am a happy little Bunny once more. Thank you for all your help I am just posting this in case it helps someone else.

[Ankit Jose]

Awesome. Really great!

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[Rukbat]

There is something about the cheap SD that is not compatible with the Note 4, but works in the Asus.

One of the "somethings" about cheap cards is that some of them are smaller cards programmed to claim to be larger. (There's a whole little programmable computer in that little card, it's not just a memory chip.) If you fill the card, then write something to it, and the memory chip is smaller than the card claims to be, the memory chip gets wiped.

So you pay $5 for a 32GB Class 10 card, and what you're getting is a 2GB card, reprogrammed and with new printing on it. Put 2GB on it and you're fine. Save a 1KB text file and the card gets wiped. If you run SD Insight on a card like that, you may find that it was "manufactured" before microSD cards were invented (like 1970 or something).

[Toxixtech]

Yes it was a cheap card, I will know better next time. Thank for that.