Even though many of today's Android phones feature storage capacities of 64 GB and above, some still prefer to use external storage like a microSD card.

If your Android phone is running out of storage space, many phones will allow you to insert an SD card, which you can set as the phone's primary storage.

From storing photos or music in the cloud, to using a microSD slot for expansion. If your Android phone or tablet takes an SD card, we can install everything there by default. Read on for more ...

If your phone is still unable to read the SD card while in safe mode, then it’s either due to some fatal system errors, if not hardware damage. Fourth solution: Format SD card on your Galaxy S9.

If your files are not important, you can choose to format your SD card directly from your Android as indicated below. You should know that formatting an SD card as internal storage is ideal for ...

Step 1: Locate the music files on your computer. Step 2: Connect the phone via USB cable and select "Turn on USB storage," which will allow you to mount the SD card to add music.

Consider replacing the microSD card with a new one that is compatible with your HTC U12/U12 Plus if none of the prior methods helps and none of your other devices is able to read the same SD card too.

Ever wonder how much space your apps and files are taking up on your SD Card? DiskUsage Android app will help you see exactly how much space.