I'm not rooted, not bootloader unlucked, but i'm asking if there is a way to hide the MicroSD external icon in the taskbar of the TF300T?
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No...only way is ..no card no icon...
But I think it is a way to keep you informed that the SD is in there and has not sprung out and flew across the room when you accidentally touched on the micro SD slot..like it used to happen with the prime
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pakure said:
No...only way is ..no card no icon...
But I think it is a way to keep you informed that the SD is in there and has not sprung out and flew across the room when you accidentally touched on the micro SD slot..like it used to happen with the prime
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Ok... thanks for your answer!
no sd
Rambytes said:
I'm not rooted, not bootloader unlucked, but i'm asking if there is a way to hide the MicroSD external icon in the taskbar of the TF300T?
Thanks
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I was looking for a way to hid the sd card... it's mad annoying...
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I put my old sd card in here and for some reason i can't see it or anything on it,so what am i doing wrong?
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Look in the \removable directory
Oddly enough it is still showing nothing at all.
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Does your computer show anything on it?
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My phone and netbook says its workng, just the tablet won't see anything
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I have this issue as well. I inserted a 16 GB micro SD card into the transformer and it was not recognized. I think that the solution is to format the card on another android device or your computer and then put it into the transformer and see if it is recognized. I haven't tried this myself but that's because I don't have time to copy 16gb worth of data to my computer then transfere it all back later after I formatted it. In the end, some cards are recognized and others are not. I also recommend trying to remove it and reinserted a couple of times in the transformer to see if it will recognize it.
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put card in pc and format FAT 32
Can you format it in the transformer
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ayman07 said:
I think that the solution is to format the card on another android device or your computer and then put it into the transformer and see if it is recognized.
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This is not a good idea if your card is full up
If so, how?
I tried formatting my san disk ultra to ntfs and exfat with several different cluster size combos and it wouldn't work. At one point it did mount the card but I couldn't read (other than folders) or write to it.
Anyone out there know how to get a 64gb card to work? Your help would be greatly appreciated!
Never mind, I found the appropriate thread (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1761861). Looks really hit or miss at this point... :-(
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AspenMan said:
If so, how?
I tried formatting my san disk ultra to ntfs and exfat with several different cluster size combos and it wouldn't work. At one point it did mount the card but I couldn't read (other than folders) or write to it.
Anyone out there know how to get a 64gb card to work? Your help would be greatly appreciated!
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Did you try sd card maid? You may be able to partition it into 2 partitions.
mertmag said:
Did you try sd card maid? You may be able to partition it into 2 partitions.
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The MicroSD card issue was resolved with the last firmware update.
AspenMan said:
Never mind, I found the appropriate thread (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1761861). Looks really hit or miss at this point...
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What firmware version are running? .26 should solve most issues, though my 64gb ultra worked fine on.22
I just got the keyboard for my tf300t, and it has a sdcard reader. can you use both the micro-sd on the pad and sdcard in the keyboard at the same time?
iZippy said:
I just got the keyboard for my tf300t, and it has a sdcard reader. can you use both the micro-sd on the pad and sdcard in the keyboard at the same time?
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yes you can.
I have tried with SD card, microSD and USB drive together and Asus file manager managed to pick up all the drives and ICS moved to mount them all.
tl;dr : you can use all slots simultaneously
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k1chy said:
yes you can.
I have tried with SD card, microSD and USB drive together and Asus file manager managed to pick up all the drives and ICS moved to mount them all.
tl;dr : you can use all slots simultaneously
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Woho, thanks
Yep i do the same 32gb micro sd card a 23 sd card in the dock and an old 500gb laptop hdd in a cheap enclosure and all 3 work great together
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Yep I report the exact same results. Did it for the first time today!
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How do you format the sd card on here. On my phone it's in setting under storage but on the tablet I don't see it.
I used my computer to format a SanDisk 64 GB card but it reads it as 29gb only. I'm not sure what format it was I missed used the default it gave.
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Hmmm...
Good question!
I wonder if you un-mount the card\remove it\wipe it with win disk management\reinsert\mount...if the tab will write it's file system to the card.
I checked my Samsung card and it's fat32.
I've never formatted it from windows.
I bought the card inserted it in the tablet and have been using ever since.
I'm curious about this too!
Anyone...anyone...
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Hmmm...
Good question!
I wonder if you un-mount the card\remove it\wipe it with win disk management\reinsert\mount...if the tab will write it's file system to the card.
I checked my Samsung card and it's fat32.
I've never formatted it from windows.
I bought the card inserted it in the tablet and have been using ever since.
I'm curious about this too!
Anyone...anyone...
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Fat32format tool will break the windows limits, just google for it and it will format any size.
I'll try these ideas thanks. But how can I format the card while it's in the tablet.
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dpshptl said:
I'll try these ideas thanks. But how can I format the card while it's in the tablet.
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You can't format it directly from your tf700, it doesn't have the format function, but you could with your phone (the one that support external sd card).
For people that are trying to reformat their Sandisk Ultra Microxdsc 64gb uhs-1 card from exFat to FAT32, check this site:http://www.ridgecrop.demon.co.uk/index.htm?fat32format.htm. it did it in about 10 sec. Now when I boot to TWRP it sees the external card. Enjoy:good:
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I'll try these ideas thanks. But how can I format the card while it's in the tablet.
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If your tablet is rooted and you have busybox installed, you can use mkdosfs from a terminal app or adb.
dpshptl said:
I'll try these ideas thanks. But how can I format the card while it's in the tablet.
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Old thread I know but maybe people searching will come across this solution ...
Assuming you have CWM (or possibly TWRP but I haven't checked) you can boot recovery, choose mounts & storage, format sdcard1 then choose your preferred filesystem.
Dear ALL,
yesterday bought a MicroSD sandisk 32GB class 10 to upgrade me TF300t, but it´s wont detect it, i formated to FAT32 and NTFS both don´t work and can´t write or red the memory. In the computer read and write fine the SanDisk....
Any suggest of it? or helpp pleasess
Format it in the tablet?
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new ion? said:
Format it in the tablet?
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format it from desktop, i don´t know why.... one 16gb class 6 work ok with same process
If you have access to a digital camera try formatting it in there; sometimes that works, too.
i the same problem once and nothing would format it so i put it im my psp which forced a format thn i formatted it in windows and job done everything was fine
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robgee789 said:
i the same problem once and nothing would format it so i put it im my psp which forced a format thn i formatted it in windows and job done everything was fine
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Yup, same concept as putting it into a digital camera or a phone. Sometimes they're better able to format the card and then it'll work in other devices as well.
I had the same problem with both Samsung and Transcend 32 GB microSD class 10 cards. Probably we need a community-driven list with supported flash cards...
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Has anyone figured this out? i bought a 32gb sandisk microsd and I'm having the same issue. The tablet won't read it. I've tried to format it on my PC with both NTFS and FAT32 and neither makes a difference. :/
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i the same problem once and nothing would format it so i put it im my psp which forced a format thn i formatted it in windows and job done everything was fine
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MiniTool partition wizard It can format ANYTHING just make sure to choose "Primary" when creating partitions on the SD card.