My fujitsu m532 can't play movies from sd card

Often, the makers of the app want to protect their intellectual property. Other times with an app like Frostwire, if you download something like an illegal copy of a movie, they intentionally delete the movie ( or music etc.) When and especially because you uninstalled their app. Obviously however, if you lose data that you shouldn't when restarting your device, then more than likely the app is flawed. This is why they update certain apps so often- to fix the bugs. In your case, it depends on what you stored "off device". Also, it could be a problem with your phone. Check the problem against another phone.

I would suspect that a lateral force has been applied to the headphone jack of your tablet. This occurs when you accidentally pull the headphone plug out at an angle instead of straight in line with the jack.
You might be able to find a repair shop to fix this. It might cost as much as the tablet. If under warranty you could try to get it replaced but Fujitsu is terrible in this department.
It is ALWAYS wise to get an extended warranty for consumer electronics. People tend to not do thi9s because they shop primarily by price and the extra warranty drives the cost up to high at the time of purchase. Then comes this kind of problem and you wonder why you didn't spend the extra 20 bucks.

Hi Dave,
I would suspect that a lateral force has been applied to the headphone jack of your tablet. This occurs when you accidentally pull the headphone plug out at an angle instead of straight in line with the jack.
You might be able to find a repair shop to fix this. It might cost as much as the tablet. If under warranty you could try to get it replaced but Fujitsu is terrible in this department.
It is ALWAYS wise to get an extended warranty for consumer electronics. People tend to not do thi9s because they shop primarily by price and the extra warranty drives the cost up to high at the time of purchase. Then comes this kind of problem and you wonder why you didn't spend the extra 20 bucks.

Download and install a File Manager application from the App Store (for Apple tablets) or Play Store (for Android tablets). It is like the Windows Explorer on your Windows desktop/laptop. Open the application and search for your movie file. Then copy it and paste it into the SD card, the way you would copy a file from one directory to another with Windows Explorer.

Hope this helps.

On your tablet, open the Play Store app. Download and install a file manager app. After it is installed, open the app and use it the same way you use Windows Explorer on your desktop/laptop computer to copy and paste files between directories or from your computer to a flash drive or memory card.

It is probably a PDF (Portable Document Format) file. If you want to read it, download and install the free PDF reader from Adobe.com.

Some devices do not like certain brands of SD cards. I once had a tablet that would not read my 32GB card, but my phone would. Try a different brand of SD card and see if the issue is resolved.

That should work without any problem. The only issue would come from the kind of video format the file is in. Most of the standard formats should be fine. Just put the mini-SD into the card slot on the Nabi.

are these movies brought from google play store if so these cannot be saved to the sd card

I have just had same problem. Battery on M532 absolutely refused to charge from flat.Tablet worked when plugged in so I downloaded an app killer from android market and killed all but the essential apps then tried again and it seemed top work! Maybe background apps draining battery at faster rate than could be charged?