Hi There:
I have a Blackberry Priv, running Android 6.0.1, Marshmallow.
It has a Micro SD card for external storage. It is 64GB, Lexar 663x. I have only had the SD card for two months, nearly three. I can't tell you if it's exFAT formatted (but I'm fairly sure it was, like, 95% sure).
I was using the phone and then, wahbam, I got a notification that the SD card wasn't mounted and that I needed to remount it. No notifications about corruption, not being able to read it, etc. (I have had that before on a legitimately old SD card, this one is basically brand new).
I have tried: restarting my phone with and without the SD card inserted, and reinstalling Microsoft exFAT reader for Blackberry (or whatever the app is called).
The WEIRD THING IS that, I would have thought it was the SD card, but now I think something else is wrong. I tried to connect my phone to my computer to read the files, possibly move them. Not only can my computer's Android file transfer not connect to my phone's EXTERNAL storage, it won't even read my phone's INTERNAL storage (which is functioning fine on my phone, but I also cannot access it on my computer).
I wish I could connect my Micro SD card to my computer in another manner, but I am currently travelling abroad for a research trip, and I do not have a reader on me to use on my computer, so this is not an option. I am really upset, this SD card is basically brand new, this is unacceptable, and I have no idea what to do.
Thanks for any help.
I have a Blackberry Priv, running Android 6.0.1, Marshmallow.
It has a Micro SD card for external storage. It is 64GB, Lexar 663x. I have only had the SD card for two months, nearly three. I can't tell you if it's exFAT formatted (but I'm fairly sure it was, like, 95% sure).
I was using the phone and then, wahbam, I got a notification that the SD card wasn't mounted and that I needed to remount it. No notifications about corruption, not being able to read it, etc. (I have had that before on a legitimately old SD card, this one is basically brand new).
I have tried: restarting my phone with and without the SD card inserted, and reinstalling Microsoft exFAT reader for Blackberry (or whatever the app is called).
The WEIRD THING IS that, I would have thought it was the SD card, but now I think something else is wrong. I tried to connect my phone to my computer to read the files, possibly move them. Not only can my computer's Android file transfer not connect to my phone's EXTERNAL storage, it won't even read my phone's INTERNAL storage (which is functioning fine on my phone, but I also cannot access it on my computer).
I wish I could connect my Micro SD card to my computer in another manner, but I am currently travelling abroad for a research trip, and I do not have a reader on me to use on my computer, so this is not an option. I am really upset, this SD card is basically brand new, this is unacceptable, and I have no idea what to do.
Thanks for any help.
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