SD card question

thatguy97

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Yesterday I got 64 gb SanDisk sdxc card and I was wondering if you format it fat32 or ntfs or exfat in Windows and if either one will work on a galaxy s5

Posted from my Nexus 7 2013 running Android L or Samsung galaxy S5
 
Yesterday I got 64 gb SanDisk sdxc card and I was wondering if you format it fat32 or ntfs or exfat in Windows and if either one will work on a galaxy s5

Posted from my Nexus 7 2013 running Android L or Samsung galaxy S5

Put the sd card in your phone and then format it from there. Go to - SYSTEM SETTINGS - Scroll down to STORAGE - and finally scroll down to FORMAT SD CARD.
 
I know that I'm wondering how I should format it in Windows

Posted from my Nexus 7 2013 running Android L or Samsung galaxy S5
 
FAT is the most universal, and I believe that's what most SD cards are formatted to by default. For an SDXC card, exFAT is the norm.
 
Problem is Android (at least my 4.1.2 Galaxy SII) doesn't recognize NTFS or exFAT, only FAT32. Worse is that win7 & win8 dont let you format to FAT32, and the phone wont let you format it either. I had to get a 3rd party app to do it; in my case a nifty little app I found on the Sandisk website called Miniaide. Phew, what a hassle!
 
Yesterday I got 64 gb SanDisk sdxc card and I was wondering if you format it fat32 or ntfs or exfat in Windows and if either one will work on a galaxy s5

Posted from my Nexus 7 2013 running Android L or Samsung galaxy S5
I'm running a 32gb SDHC card on my Galaxy S4 Mini formatted in exfat! Workes super nice and hence I can copy huge files/movies to the card.

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im having trouble with my64gb sandisk ultra sd card my photos arent saving to it and it wont let me format it . i have saved all my old photos from it . i dont know if i can save this card or if i have to buy a new one . its only 4months old