SANDISK MEMORY CARDS

A: The Sandisk memory cards function a very simple way. When a card is placed in an activated device, such as a camera or a cellphone, a small electrical current from the device moves electrons in the flash memory chip. SD cards write and erase memory in blocks or sections. This makes them faster than some other varieties of data storage.

A: Yes. If, for example, your mobile phone and laptop all take SD cards, then you'll be able to use the same SD card to store data, take pictures or transfer information. However, you may not be able to access or use your stored data from one device to another.

A: The Sandisk memory card is able to access any photos, videos, music and app data stored in your mobile, camera or laptop/computer. However, it may not be able to access, the emails and texts that are stored in your phone or computer’s internal memory and also cannot transfer it directly.

A: In order to transfer data from one SanDisk card to another: First transfer the data from the SD card to a computer or to the internal storage of your device. Turn off your device and remove the SD card. Insert the other SD card and turn on the device. Then transfer the data to the SD card from the computer or from the internal storage.

A: In order to transfer data from the memory card to the internal storage: Find and tap Settings in your internal Storage. Tap Sandisk Card. Make sure the internal storage is visible by tapping the menu button (three vertical dots). If Hide internal storage is shown, the internal storage is already visible. Otherwise tap Show internal storage. Touch and hold the folder or file that you want to transfer. Tap the menu button and copy the file. Select a destination on your internal memory and paste the file.

A: A Sandisk memory card is a tiny flash memory card designed for high-capacity memory and various portable devices, such as car navigation systems, cellular phones, e-books, PDAs, smartphones, digital cameras, music players, digital video camcorders and personal computers.

A: Although Sandisk comes with best products for all needs, the grossing models of memory cards are: SanDisk Extreme PRO V30 microSD. SanDisk Extreme Pro SDXC UHS-I U3 A2 V30 128GB + Adapter. SanDisk Extreme PLUS U3 microSD.

A: SD stands for "Secure Digital", SDHC stands for "Secure Digital High Capacity", SHXC stands for "Secure Digital eXtended Capacity". From the names only you can tell he main difference in all three i.e. storage capacity. SDHC cards offers between 4GB to 32GB and SDXC offers more than 32GB.

A: The SanDisk Memory Zone application provides you a tool to password protect selected files. To protect a file, launch the SanDisk Memory Zone application and select the memory source to view files. Select one or more files and long press to get files options. Select Make Private from the file option. If this is the first time you are making a file private, you will be asked to set up the password. Once you set up the password, the application will store it and not ask you to enter the password to protect files every time.

A: Formatting the memory card is pretty simple. All you have to do is, insert the tiny micro SD card into slot located at the bottom of the larger SD card adapter and Right-click on your card. Then, Select the "Format" option and select any preferences you want to set, such as what file system type. Eventually, the formatting process begins.

A: Yes, it is quite easy to encrypt the Sandisk memory card. Although the process may vary from phone to phone, in general the process remains the same. Firstly, tap on the "Settings" icon on your Android phone. Then tap on "Security" and then on "Encryption". Next, tap the "Encrypt External SD card" tab located at the top of the menu to begin the encryption process. You should also check out the encrypt device option, which outlines the process and results of encrypting your phone. After that, set a password on the memory card. Your password must be a minimum of six characters long and include at least one letter. Confirm your password by adding it a second time. For your own safety, it's a good idea to write your password down. You should keep that written record in a secure location. After your new password has been set, go back to the external SD card menu. You should be able to select the types of files you want to encrypt on your SD card. If you choose to encrypt media files, anticipate the encryption process to take a while, depending on the number of media files you have on your phone. The phone should display a few pages of information, which will explain the encryption process to you. The encryption process will start after you have confirmed that you have read the details (it's not a bad idea to actually read them).

A: Although not all ranges of Sandisk memory card come with this feature, but the SanDisk microSDHC Cards are waterproof and are designed to withstand the toughest conditions. They can also operate in temperatures ranging from -13 to 185 degrees Fahrenheit, so that you can enjoy mobile media in almost any climate. Even if your device doesn't survive, your SanDisk memory card will.

A: yes, you can totally claim warranty for this memory card up to a time period of one year from the date of Invoice, by mailing your issue in your memory card with the copy of your invoice or by contacting your nearest service Centre. If you have lost your invoice you can also get it by contacting us.

A: The SanDisk Ultra 80MB/s is a new card that replaces the Ultra 40MB/s. The 80MB/s is the read speed only. SanDisk refers to the write speed as Class 10, which means the card maintains at least 10MB/s continuous write, but does not state a maximum write speed.