So when my wife and I bought our original Galaxy S1 phone we were given Samsung 16GB Class 4 micro SD cards. I upgraded to a Note 2 a couple years later and then now I have a G4 and my wife upgraded to an S4 3 years later and still uses it. Well, I updated my mSD card to a Sandisk 32GB but she was still using her original SD card.
Last June we had a baby. By December her card was filled with basically 14GB of videos. All of a sudden her phone would randomly say the card was dismounted. I took the card out, put it in an adapter, and my computer sees all the folders and files just fine. When I try to copy the files off it transfers at a maximum of about 50 kB/sec. It takes hours and hours to transfer a single video and then the video is kinda hit or miss during playback. When I try to delete files that have already transfer it won't let me. It will start the delete process but throw up I/O error 0x8007045d.
Anyone seen anything like this? I can still access files. I can still open them. For whatever reason it's just slow as molasses.
Help!
Hokie.
Last June we had a baby. By December her card was filled with basically 14GB of videos. All of a sudden her phone would randomly say the card was dismounted. I took the card out, put it in an adapter, and my computer sees all the folders and files just fine. When I try to copy the files off it transfers at a maximum of about 50 kB/sec. It takes hours and hours to transfer a single video and then the video is kinda hit or miss during playback. When I try to delete files that have already transfer it won't let me. It will start the delete process but throw up I/O error 0x8007045d.
Anyone seen anything like this? I can still access files. I can still open them. For whatever reason it's just slow as molasses.
Help!
Hokie.
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