16 GB Class 10 Phone Micro SD Card File Format FAT 32 with SD Adapter

Need to expand your device's memory? When it comes to your important devices, it can seem like you never have enough space for all your files and apps. If you're a digital photographer, your SD cards are invaluable tools of the trade. For everyone else, they're great for expanding the storage on phones and tablets, as well as transferring files between computers.

Product Info:

WE PROVIDE GENUINE MEMORY CARDS WITH 1 Year WARRANTY.

ALL OUR MEMORY CARDS ARE H2testw TESTED FOR QUALITY. Full Capacity (not artificially upgraded)

Suitable for mobile phones, Cameras, computers and all Digital devices with microsd, TF or SD slot

(Available Capacity may be little less due to Driver & Controller Files on card 90% -95%)

Format: FAT 32

Condition: A brand-new, unused and undamaged item.

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Troubleshooting

1. Check if the card is locked.
Some SD cards have physical locks on them that prevent the data from being modified. You can find the lock on the left edge of the SD card when you're looking at it from the front.
If the lock is broken, click here for instructions on fixing the card.

2. Format the card.
If Windows cannot read your SD card, it may need to be formatted. Formatting will erase all of the data on the card, so make sure that there is nothing you want to keep on it before you format it.
Open Computer/My Computer/This PC.Right-click on your SD card and select "Format"
Select "FAT32" as the file system. This will allow the SD card to be accessed by the widest range of devices. Check the "Quick format" box and click "start"

3. Download SD Card Formatter if you are having problems formatting.
Formatting your SD card using the Windows Format tool can occasionally lead to poor performance or less available space. The SD Association offers a free tool that you can download from their website (sdcard.org/downloads).
This tool is necessary if you are formatting an SDXC card.

Community Q&A

Q: Do I need an SD card in my cell phone if I am not using the internet or storing files?
A: No. An SD card is mainly used for storing files. Keep in mind, however, that if you don't have an SD card, and you run out of memory, you will have to delete a few files in order to make room for new ones.

Q: If the only thing I can do on the Windows phone is to format the SD card, how can I use my SD card, and how can the phone find it?
A: It may be that the phone does not recognize the current formatting of the SD card. Letting it format the SD card should allow it to be used normally, however this will wipe anything that is currently on the card, so make sure you backup anything important.