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The original poster is experiencing issues with their Micro SD card, unable to move, copy, delete, or create files, and seeks guidance on reallocating its disk space. Another user explains that Micro SD cards are typically dynamically allocated when inserted and clarifies that the problem might be related to permissions or whether the card is properly recognized. The discussion suggests the problem could be related to how the card is recognized or access permissions rather than a straightforward reallocation of disk space.
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My Micro SD card will not allow me to move, copy, paste, delete, create or do anything with it I've asked some other people and they have told me I need to remove its allocation on disk manager and then re-allocate it. How do I do this can anyone help?
 

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ussnorway
a micro SD is for temp storage and only gets allocated when the card is inserted

now when you say it can't move \ copy \ paste do you actually mean its not showing the folders at all i.e, blank or it shows the folders and you can click on them but can't do more than open the data because that is a permissions issue
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a micro SD is for temp storage and only gets allocated when the card is inserted

now when you say it can't move \ copy \ paste do you actually mean its not showing the folders at all i.e, blank or it shows the folders and you can click on them but can't do more than open the data because that is a permissions issue
 

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