Moto G LTE reboots and hang with SD card inserted

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technojinn

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• Jun 13, 2014

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Hi,

Received my moto G lte a couple of day ago. Put in a 32GB sandisk SD card. The phone constantly hangs and reboot while an sd card is inserted. Works fine without.

Sometimes, going into the settings will cause the phone to hang, resulting in the message "settings quit responding". Anyone else facing this issue. i tried reformatting the sd card multiple times and performing a factory reset. Did I receive a defective phone?

 

suhridkhan

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• Jun 13, 2014

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technojinn said:

Hi,

Received my moto G lte a couple of day ago. Put in a 32GB sandisk SD card. The phone constantly hangs and reboot while an sd card is inserted. Works fine without.

Sometimes, going into the settings will cause the phone to hang, resulting in the message "settings quit responding". Anyone else facing this issue. i tried reformatting the sd card multiple times and performing a factory reset. Did I receive a defective phone?

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Did you try a different SD card? Mine appears to be working fine with a 32GB samsung class 10 sd card...

 

SbM_

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Indeed you should try another brand AND possibly a class 6 card, as class 10 cards may have too slow access time. See here : forums DOT sandisk DOT com/t5/Mobile-memory-professional-cards/32GB-Class-10-Micro-SD-card-unexpectedly-removed-in-Android/td-p/292793/page/2

On my previous phone I had issues with a 32 GB class 10 SanDisk card. I then replaced it with a 16 GB class 6 Samsung card and it worked just fine.

 

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technojinn

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Thanks I'll try a class 6 card.

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technojinn

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I thought a class 10 was faster than a class 6.

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SbM_

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technojinn said:

I thought a class 10 was faster than a class 6.

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If you refer to the link I gave, you can see that class 10 cards have faster read/write speeds BUT slower access times.

 

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Diego Silvares

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• Jun 13, 2014

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:crying:

I just bought one 32GB sandisk SD card class 10 for my s advance.

I hope it works "/

 

castuis

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• Jun 13, 2014

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I'm using this card I picked up from Amazon for $18-----Samsung Electronics 32GB EVO Micro SDHC with Adapter Upto 48MB/s Class 10 Memory Card (MB-MP32DA/AM)---It's been working great, I have had too many problems in the last couple years with Sandisk cards so I switched to Samsung and have yet to have a problem or seen a speed below what they claim.

 

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dethrat

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Sequential speed is indeed faster in class 10 but random read/write is slower by quite a bit.

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technojinn

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• Jun 14, 2014

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bought a different card. class 4. all the issue seem to have resolved. Thanks all for all the help and guidance.

 

NWKENT

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• Jun 14, 2014

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Format the SDCard with FAT32 format..
I have experienced troubles, depending on the particular card..

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castuis

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• Jun 14, 2014

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dethrat said:

Sequential speed is indeed faster in class 10 but random read/write is slower by quite a bit.

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This is not at all true, I have no idea why you would think this?

 

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dethrat

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castuis said:

This is not at all true, I have no idea why you would think this?

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class rating denotes sequential write speed.

there's a lot of class 10's that have the sequential speed but utter crap random access speed.

I'm not saying all class 10's are like that but there are a lot.

Probably true for some brands but not if others.

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