How to install a MicroSD card on a Samsung SGH-A707

This is an antique Flip Phone from February 2006!

https://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_p910-1440.php

downloadable files

https://www.samsung.com/africa_en/support/model/SGH-P910LSAXFM/

I have spent nearly an hour searching and can't find the information that I am looking for. My theory is that you have the wrong type of card or the card is much too big. This is an old phone and card sizes and speed formats have jumped ahead of the hardware. Sometimes card have to be formatted via settings in the device. It will be either FAT or FAT32.

Go the manual and put 'memory card' on the search box

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/1310911/Samsung-Sgh-P910.html?page=26&term=Memory+Card&selected=9#manual

Internal memory is only 20 MB, so SD card memory is like 128MB or 256MB, and I bet your card is in GigaBytes.

https://www.google.com/search?q=Samsung+SGH-P910+memory+card+type

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Put it in a device,ie camera or gas etc,and in settings there should be an option to reformat..or you can do it in yr pc

Make sure that the file that you are saving is point to the external memory card, and not to the built in memory of your phone.

Checked the manual of your SGH-G600 and see on how you can change the storage settings.

You may also try to reformat the memory card and see if that will help.

Thank you!

Before doing the steps pls format the memory card first

To transfer pictures to memory card follow the steps below:

1. Remove the memory card slot cover, located on the upper right side of the handset
2. Insert a microSD memory card into the memory card slot, until it locks in place
3. From the standby screen, press the left soft key for Menu
4. Select My Stuff (7)
5. Highlight Graphics, using the navigation keys
6. Press the left soft key for Options
7. Select Open (1)
8. Highlight desired Photo, using the navigation keys
9. Press the left soft key for Options
10. Select either Move (4) or Copy (5)
11. Select either Selected (1) or Multiple (2)
    • If Multiple, highlight each Photo, using the navigation keys
    • Press the key to check each Photo’s box
    • Press the left soft key for either Move or Copy
    • Highlight Memory Card, using the navigation keys
    • Press the left soft key for Select
    • Highlight the Graphics folder, using the navigation keys
    • Press the left soft key for Options
    • Select Paste to selected folder (2) to Move or Copy the Photos to the microSD memory card
12. Highlight Memory Card, using the navigation keys
13. Press the left soft key for Select
14. Highlight the Graphics folder, using the navigation keys
15. Press the left soft key for Options
16. Select Paste to selected folder (2) to Move or Copy the Photos to the microSD memory card
17. Remove the microSD memory card from the memory card slot

Unfortunately, the highest you can go with a Sync is a 2gb microSD card.

microSD is not the same as microSDHC and older phones will not read the newer microSDHC format.

If you hold your phone with the front lcd facing you (don't flip it open), on the right side of the phone there's a media player/profiles button/key, above that is the cover for the MicroSD slot.

See this link to the SAMSUNG support page: http://downloadcenter.samsung.com/content/UM/200708/20070822040959265_att_a707_sync_ug.pdf

download or install Samsung PC Studio ver 3 or higher + usb data cable

when you load the music to your phone , by pressing the main menu key it should have an option which ask you to add to phone memory or mem-card.

well it seems like water damage, which is for the most part, irreversible. have you tried saving it to a memory card? that may work.

Do you have a card reader in your pc that you can put the card in?  And of course the adapter to convert microsd to sd card size?  If so then just put the card in pc, right click on the icon when it appears in your "My Computer" folder, left click "format" and format the card there.  It's possible that the data on the card got corrupted somehow and maybe why the phone is having trouble reading or reformatting it.  If the card still doesn't seem to work after putting songs or pictures on it, try using the card in a compatible mp3 player or a friend's phone with a microsd card to see if the card works, if it does then the problem is probably with your phone.  I have heard about compatibility problems with some phones and certain brands of microsd cards, not sure if this is one of them.  Hope this helps.