Note ate my SD card

phildev74

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What is with Samsung devices? This is my third SD card eaten by a Samsung device. My GS3 ate two and now my Note 8.0 has consumed a third. And my Mother-in-law's Note 3 ate hers as well.

I've tried different brands, always high quality.

My phones before Samsung all handled SD cards correctly but had other major draw backs. But I can't hang with Samsung anymore, I need the SD card space.

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What do you mean by 'ate your card'? Corrupted data? Can you reformat it or is it functionally dead?

I have used a Sandisk Ultra 32GB MicroSD in my Note 8 for a little over a year now. Never any problems.
 

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I believe he means it corrupted it. I've lost 2 so far. I believe my problem was related to overdrive or osmand. But it may have just been Samsung.

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My first one was sandisk the second was microcenter house brand.

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I avoid Sandisk microSD cards because of what happend a while back (a lot of bad cards- Ultra I think- especially with Samsung devices.) I personally like Samsung Pro. I have three of them (64GB) in use now.
 

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One was a Kensington, one was one of those SanDisk Ultra XDLMNOQPQ#% $! SD (are the names long enough, I can't remember all the letters. ), other was a Sony. All were 32Gb and the best unit they made.

P.S. I may have misspelled the Kensington brand name. It may be Kingston or something similar.

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They are functionally dead. They will not work in any machine now. All machines register them as blank SD cards, but all are incapable of formating them.

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What is .face folder in android devices ? It's unremoveble. I restore my phone but useless. What can i do nw ? Plz help me . . !

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I have a similar issue but the cards work fine in my Galaxy Note 2 phone.

I have two of the SanDisk Ultra 64gb cards, one in my Note 2 and one in my Note 8. The Note 2 works with both cards no problem. If I put the card in the Note 8, it will work fine for a couple of minutes, and then in Explorer, it shows the card as blank.

What's interesting is that if you go to Settings -> Storage, under the SD Card information it *does* show the correct remaining size. But you are unable to navigate the files/folders via ES Explorer or the native File Explorer.

I was going to throw CyanogenMod on it next to verify if it's a bug with the software, or a hardware issue.
 

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I have a Note 3 and my 32 gb SD card that worked for over 4 months is now gone. Will not appear on my PC or in the file explorer on my Note 3. Is there a fix or us my SD card permanent dead? It worked before Kitkat and almost 2 months after the Kitkat update. Running stock note 3 4.4.2.

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