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qasdfdsaq 04-12-2014 14:01

Re: Google Android
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by alferret (Post 35744944)
I don't know if this happens with windows phones, other android phones or is just a Samsung issue but my 32gb micro SD card has apparently started to degrade to a point where when it's in the phone the phone reports that it doesn't have a sim inserted within a few minutes of booting. The only remedy is to run the phone without the SD card.
This has happened twice now, once in my wife's note 2 and now my s4. It's not as if we buy cheap no brand cards, they are branded but only seem to work for a year or so before causing issue.

Your phone says there's no SIM when there's an SD card?

What model is it? My S4 has had similar issues (though it has a mainboard hardware fault too, possibly related) that sporadically causes 'SIM removed' or 'SD unexpectedly removed' errors, I've never pegged them as related but then again the SD slot and the SIM slot are both connected via the same cable so it's not inconceivable.

tweetiepooh 04-12-2014 16:20

Re: Google Android
 
Finally I had to do a system rest and now Nexus 7 works fine on Andoid L.

Still a couple of niggles and the odd crash but faster and more stable than 4.4

ZrByte 04-12-2014 16:30

Re: Google Android
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by alferret (Post 35744944)
I don't know if this happens with windows phones, other android phones or is just a Samsung issue but my 32gb micro SD card has apparently started to degrade to a point where when it's in the phone the phone reports that it doesn't have a sim inserted within a few minutes of booting. The only remedy is to run the phone without the SD card.
This has happened twice now, once in my wife's note 2 and now my s4. It's not as if we buy cheap no brand cards, they are branded but only seem to work for a year or so before causing issue.

Don't put the SD card in the sim slot and it wont be a problem. :D
Sorry couldn't resist.
On a more serious note I have never heard of that one before though I know on an earlier firmware my s3 would periodically through out the insert sim error. Never had an SD card in my s3 though, I just used the internal memory. So I doubt its related.
EDIT: I wonder if the error is similar to a failing hard drive in a PC. The delay in I/O causes the whole system to hang or at the very least makes all the healthy drives and occasionally network connectivity stall.

qasdfdsaq 04-12-2014 17:09

Re: Google Android
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ZrByte (Post 35745047)
EDIT: I wonder if the error is similar to a failing hard drive in a PC. The delay in I/O causes the whole system to hang or at the very least makes all the healthy drives and occasionally network connectivity stall.

I've had a few failing SD cards in my Samsung phones and apart from the SD card itself unexpectedly disconnecting it has never affected other components or caused anything to hang or stall.

ZrByte 04-12-2014 18:34

Re: Google Android
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by qasdfdsaq (Post 35745056)
I've had a few failing SD cards in my Samsung phones and apart from the SD card itself unexpectedly disconnecting it has never affected other components or caused anything to hang or stall.

Me neither. Just thinking out loud :)

SnoopZ 20-01-2015 10:32

Re: Google Android
 
Android Lollipop had been really slow and sluggish on my Nexus 10 tablet, i was thinking maybe the Nexus 10 isn't upto the job, it was starting to pee me off it was like a slow old computer!

Well after reading other peoples comments with the same problem i decided to do a clean install wiping the Nexus 10, and to my surprise it is now superfast, faster than it ever has been so well chuffed now!

So if you guys are finding your phones or tablets really slow then try a clean install from the setting menu!

qasdfdsaq 20-01-2015 14:18

Re: Google Android
 
Not entirely specific to Lollipop either, similar things occur with KitKat and Jellybean.

SnoopZ 21-01-2015 10:34

Re: Google Android
 
I should have waited 24hrs before doing a clean install as i got offered the 5.02 update last night, luckily all appears to still be fast without any issues....for now.

alferret 22-01-2015 13:47

Picked up an extremely cheap, mint, note 3 open to all networks last night. Thinking about Cyanogenmod for it. Pleased with screen size and speed.
Good I hate Samsung bloat.

alanbjames 02-02-2015 12:56

Re: Google Android
 
Can anyone recommend a Startup blocker for Android?

There are things booting with android that are causing phone to lag such as facebook, twitter, tumblr etc and i wanna stop them booting on boot with O/S.

Thanks

Matth 02-02-2015 17:47

Re: Google Android
 
http://www.tested.com/tech/android/6...ks-on-android/
Looks like it can only be done properly with root, otherwise it appears the only way is "kill 'em as they start" which gains less.


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