Is this a SPAM reply? I got the same message as a PM to my inbox. Makes no sense whatsoever.
Casey
Is this a SPAM reply? I got the same message as a PM to my inbox. Makes no sense whatsoever.
Casey
You should have un-encrypted your external memory card first. You obviously know that now. Are you able to un-encrypt now, or not? I haven't had your same experience yet, so I can't comment. Both my phone and card are encrypted, and I have the hassle of entering a long 8 character password to unlock the phone. If I were to ever not use this phone again in the future, I hope I can remember to first un-encrypt the memory card. Easier said than done, I suppose. Actually, in my case, when I insert my encrypted memory card into a laptop, the laptop is able to view the file names, but I cannot actually open the files. Do you have the same experience, or do you not even see the file names?
Curious if anyone has encrypted the phone but not the sd. I'm planning on using a couple of sd's for flac music files. Will it be possible to use sd's for media and then an encrypted sd for other files?
Hello guys...
Please can u help me, I am a new user having galaxy SII with Galley Bean Rom.
I encrypted me device then I decrypt it, but the Problem is that I can't access any of my files even the Gallery .... Please Help me.
Interesting it does enforce it. I stand corrected. I didn't think it enforced it as well. However, my time out is a Max of 14 minutes. The one thing I did not have to do however was use a complex password. I have a PIN setup for my encryption no letters, special characters anything. Just digits. The same with my lock screen password. Just a PIN setup.
I have a Note 2 Verizon Android 4.3 with a 16 GB internal SD card (90% full) and a 64 GB external SD card (30% full). After encrypting the phone to comply with an employer's policy, I find that after every restart or power-up, the system "encrypts" the external SD card again, taking 16 minutes to do so. During this time the Vold process is using 25% of CPU time, so I figure it's continuously using one of the quad cores nonstop to run that. The external SD card has an unmounted status until it completes, so all files on it can't be accessed until it's done. Has anyone else experienced this? I have gone through the recommended procedure of reformatting the card as exFAT using my laptop.