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Try a reboot with the SD card in the phone. If that don't work try putting it in a card reader for your PC and see if windows sees it OR, IF POSSIBLE, try putting it in another Android device and see if it sees it. If any of those can see the card, then you've ruled out a faulty SD card and maybe we can move in from there.I recently bought a Kingston 32 GB MicroSD Card and inserted it into the right tray of my HTC One M8 phone.
The SD Card is not being recognised by my phone. Why is this? It's a MicroSD Card so it should work, right??
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Is there a step I'm missing for this to work?
So you tried a reboot with it in the m8 then as well?
Use an SD card reader for your PC and use Windows. Go to computer and right click the drive the SD card is in. Select format and fix errors. Then try it in your phone again
Use the experia to format it
Yes it does. It has a tray on the right for external SD and a tray on the left for the sim cardDoes the m8 even support a microSD card? The tray on the I got side of my m7 is fir the sim card for communicating with the carrier. The SD card is a virtual card built into the phone.
Thanks. I actually just found that out a couple of minutes ago. May just have to upgrade to it soon.Yes it does. It has a tray on the right for external SD and a tray on the left for the sim card
I'm not sure how UNIX does it but I just put mine in there right out of the box. Had the same one since I got the phone a little over a year ago. Never had an issue with it.Thanks. I actually just found that out a couple of minutes ago. May just have to upgrade to it soon.
I did see a video that says you have to mount the microSD card akin to what you do in Unix. Did you do that?
According to the video I saw on YouTube you're supposed to go into settings and click on something that says, "mount sdcard" for it to be accessible. Do a search on YouTube. It's a short 3 minuter video, or thereabouts.I'm not sure how UNIX does it but I just put mine in there right out of the box. Had the same one since I got the phone a little over a year ago. Never had an issue with it.
According to the video I saw on YouTube you're supposed to go into settings and click on something that says, "mount sdcard" for it to be accessible. Do a search on YouTube. It's a short 3 minuter video, or thereabouts.
I recently bought a Kingston 32 GB MicroSD Card and inserted it into the right tray of my HTC One M8 phone.
The SD Card is not being recognised by my phone. Why is this? It's a MicroSD Card so it should work, right??
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Is there a step I'm missing for this to work?
Dude, looking at your screenshot, at the very top, I see the word "password"... Is there an option to put a password in there? Are you sure you didn't " encrypt SD card " when you had it in the experia?I recently bought a Kingston 32 GB MicroSD Card and inserted it into the right tray of my HTC One M8 phone.
The SD Card is not being recognised by my phone. Why is this? It's a MicroSD Card so it should work, right??
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Is there a step I'm missing for this to work?
HTC supported a 32gb way back with the Thunderbolt. In fact, I saw a reference online yesterday of the m8 supporting up to 128gb.Check class or type micrSD card. Maybe a 32 gb is overload for htc m8 device. Or u need a service.
It must be a fw or hw problem there.HTC supported a 32gb way back with the Thunderbolt. In fact, I saw a reference online yesterday of the m8 supporting up to 128gb.