GregMargie
Well-known member
I really doubt that the problem is the card itself. I suspect the problem is a FILE that is on the card.
In my case as suggested by all the help from both of you, my phone seems to be wonderful now since I removed the SD card. It was over 4 years old and had been used starting new in an HTC Thunderbolt (don't even get me started on that horrible phone) and my Note 2. I even tried/tested some intensive use this morning including watching a movie for 20 minutes on my Note 4 and I only lost like 10% in over 2 hours straight use!I disagree, if the card is old enough, it can certainly be the actual card itself. I've seen too many threads similar to this one, and my own experience as well, where a new card resolved an issue that reformatting of an older card would not.
It is certainly not an absolute, but it is always a possibility.
Even though I am certainly novice to both of you, it makes total sense and possibility that both statements are/can be true. I am just thrilled that with your help I was able to solve my issue!! I definitely will not be putting that SD card back in my phone! I will have to find an adapter to transfer whats on it to my computer as many of my pictures and videos were on the card and some on the device. Thank you again a million for allllllll your help!!