The Moto E680g memory card won t open

1.The battery is overcharged, the thickness increases, and the back cover will definitely cause a squeeze on the memory card slot, resulting in a card reading error, you can remove the back cover and insert the card back in.

2.There is a problem with the memory card, if there is nothing worth saving the file just format it, reluctant to let the child not be a wolf -

To be clear, it may be that the card is broken, my e680g has broken 2 cards.

Check out the article about the E680 memory card bug of that moto, and you'll know.

And there is also a solution that does not disassemble.

I've used it and haven't had similar problems anymore.

The detailed description has already been said a lot, so I won't repeat it.

If it is a card reader prompt, so that the phone is good, it is a problem with the card reader, if the mobile phone is prompted, wipe the card slot and the touch pole on the SD card and try again, or try another card slot.

The battery is packed, or for other reasons, the mobile phone card reading slot is shorted, so the card is not read.

Just check it with 360's USB flash drive antivirus software.

I think it's poisoned.

Safely exit the card and reinsert it.

Find a data cable, connect it to the computer, see if the card can be opened, you can open the backup of the card to the computer, format it once in the computer, and format it again with your mobile phone. Then copy the stuff in.

Did you buy a fake memory card?

To see if there is any looseness, turn off the phone and plug it back in again.

Do you check how much memory your phone has (the size of the extended memory is sufficient)? Check whether it's because there are too many text messages, or because the number of address books is too large, or if there is a program installed in the memory card that comes with your phone!

The memory of the original E680G is only 50M, so try not to put the game in the phone's memory, all on the card. The only thing you can do now is to recover the data, which is in the settings, but everything stored on the machine is gone after the restoration. Think about it.