I have an 8GB Micro SD card in my phone that I'd

SOURCE: micro sd card not reading songs

Yes, Brother there is one probability that your sd is formatted in fat-32 file system. For that i would like to say phone can only read FAT not FAT-32. Go to my computer, select sd drive properties and format it with FAT file system. Then load the files and you will be able to see it in your phone. If it works don't forget to vote here. For any proble contact me [email protected] or [email protected]

SOURCE: 8gb micro sd card does not work. lg vu cu920. is there a fix

I HAD THE SAME PROBLEM AND KEPT ON MESSING WITH THE 4G MEMORY CARD AND FOUND OUT THAT I HAD TO FORMAT THE MEMORY CARD ON MY COMPUTER AND NOW IT READS THE CARD..ON THE SIDE OF THE SD ADAPTER HAS A SLIDING PIECE THAT SAVES YOU FROM DELETING THINGS ACCIDENTALLY BUT IF YOU SLIDE IT INTO THE MIDDLE POSITION THEN IT WILL ALLOW YOU TO FORMAT THE MEMORY CARD BUT YOU WILL LOSE WHATEVER THAT IS ON THE MEMORY CARD AND WILL HAVE TO DOWNLOAD IT ALL OVER AGAIN..I HOPE THIS IS CLEAR ENOUGH FOR EVERYBODY TO UNDERSTAND BUT THIS IS HOW I GOT MY MUSIC AND PICS ON THE MEMORY CARD

SOURCE: Transfer music from computer to phone

When you put the SD card into your laptop, it should show-up as a hard drive (one of your drive letters on a Windows machine).

Copy or drag your music files from your computer's hard drive to the "music" folder (it might be named "audio", I can't recall) on the SD card. This folder should be there if the card was previously in your phone. Once the files are copied there, they should play on the phone.

If you still have problems, try reducing the bit rate on the music files. I'm not sure how high of a bit rate this phone can handle.
So, for example, if your music is encoded at 256kbps, try reducing them down to 192kbps. I'm not 100% on this, but it's worth trying.

Good Luck!

SOURCE: My LG Chocolate VX8550 wont recognize micro sd card

Here are the steps I took:

1. Insert the micro sd card with the metal plates facing you (that took me a second). Don't worry about the little push you have to give.
2. Go to the Settings & Tools option in the Menu.
3. Select *. Memory
4. Selct 3. Card Memory
5. Select Options while the bar is on "1. Memory Usage". The only option available to me was 1. Format and select that.
6. It will ask for the phone lock code-if you have never set it IT IS THE LAST 4 DIGITS OF YOUR TELEPHONE NUMBER.
7. The phone will format the card and put the file folders on it.
8. Use the adaptor USB reader or whatever you have to connect it to the computer. Copy songs to the my_music folder.

1. You should select the part of the song you like, and can add effects with this:http://www.mptrim.com/
2. To set it as a ringtone, send it as an attachments to you [email protected]. It must be small to go through, around 30 seconds.
   
3. You will get a text message, and select options. Select Save As Ringtone.

SOURCE: I pluged in my HTC Touch Pro and i can find it on my computer

This is because your Touch Pro is not a Mass Storage device. You have to actually take out the memory card and put the memory card into the Memory Card Adapter and place the adapter into your computer in the memory card slot. You then have to label folders for MUSIC, VIDEO, IMAGES, and DOCUMENTS and then place the files in the corresponding folders. It will make that noise because a USB device is being connected. This device can be used as a modem which is why your computer recognizes it.