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Computer Help and Support

krispos42

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6. Update

Reply to krispos42 (Original post)

Tue Sep 10, 2013, 08:37 AM

Sep 2013

I've had the new Kingston microSD card, the larger, slower, cheaper one, for two months now and it works just fine. Fast enough that I can watch movies and TV shows from it on my Galaxy SIII, for those times when I need to amuse myself or my kid, without any kind of problem.

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My Galaxy IIIS eats MicroSD cards [View all] krispos42 Jun 2013 OP

It could be your phone teach1st Jun 2013 #1

I was poking around that site, too krispos42 Jun 2013 #3

Putting a fresh card into the phone first worked or me. Festivito Jun 2013 #2

Check to make sure the drive letter is not the same as something else. RC Jun 2013 #4

had the same thing happen with my s3.. frylock Jun 2013 #5

Update krispos42 Sep 2013 #6