I've Been Syncing Music Onto My Micro SD Flash Reader With No Problem Until Now. It Keep Saying Can't Create or Copy Certain Files Because The Disk Is Write-Protected and Would Like To Know How To Remove The Protection, Please, Thank You!
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On the SD Card adapter housing for a Micro SD card, look along the edges and you will find a small tab. This tab slides back and forth to either lock or unlock the card. It is for write protecting you files.
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Go to start menu, my computer and leave that window open.
Then go to start menu, my music and leave that window open
Then you can drag songs from music straight to SD card.
Right click on your mp3 file, go to properties, Make sure read only is NOT checked. TIP: You can copy all files by clicking the first file, then hold the SHIFT key, and then lastly clicking the last file. Then all files will be highlighted.
There are two basic ways to tranfer files from one to another SD. The first one is if you have a SD reader with two slots. You can then put one SD in a slot and the other in another slot and copy all the files from one to another. The second option is to pass through a PC. You should copy the content of the first SD to the PC and then connect the second SD and copy all the data on it.
hi what you will need to do is either use a USB cable from your pc to your cell phone, the memory stick (micro sd) will show as a removable device then just copy and past the mp3 files that you want to copy, the other way is to buy a sandisc micro card adapter, this looks just like a normal SD card, but at the top of it there is a slot that you put the micro SD card in then put it in a card reader as normal, then transfer the music over to that disc, when done just pull your micro sd card from the adapter and insert it into your cell phone as normal and away you go...hope this helps
I have successfully used the Micro-SD card by removing it from the phone (Power the phone off first, please!), and inserting the micro-SD card into my PC card reader using an SD-Card adapater, which makes it appear as a Drive to my (WIndows) PC.
I then just copy music files into the "My Music" folder, and they show up when I put the card back into my phone.
I have also been successful using a USB cable, and then settting the phone to "Main Menu | Settings & Tools | Tools | USB Mass Storage" Then the phone looks like a disk on my computer, and again, I copy the files into the "My Music" folder on the micro-SD card while it's in the phone. Don't know if you can copy to internal phone memory in this method; I've never needed to try it.
A couple of things: I'm using ".m4a" files out of iTunes; I have also used ".mp3" files I've edited as ringtones, but I haven't tried ".wmp" files, so I don't know if it's a file format issue.
So are you successfully copying files to your phone and just not able to play them, or are you not able to even get them copied onto the phone?
You have to drag and drop only the MP3 files into the music folder. If you have them organized and in folder by artist, drag only the MP3s into the card's Music folder.
Instead of loading the music manager, click on file in the LG Suite box, and then click 'content'. This will connect without a problem (at least it did for me, despite music manager not working), and then drag and drop music from your pc files, onto your phone. Hope this helps.
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