Galaxy S10 smartphones are already on the market for a few months. While the devices are top-notch gadgets, there are not free of bugs and glitches. Today, we’ll talk about the “SD card not detected” error on Galaxy S10, S10E, or S10+ and how to fix it. Before proceeding, you should not worry much about this glitch since there might not be anything wrong with your device, but there might be something software-related.
While in some sporadic cases, the “SD card not detected” error on Galaxy S10, S10E, or S10+ might be indeed due to a hardware issue, in the majority of the situations, the glitch is due to a software-related problem. Accordingly, you will be able to sort that out by yourself, by following the solutions presented below.
How to Fix “SD card not detected” Error on Galaxy S10, S10E or S10+
Reboot your smartphone
The first solution to fix the “SD card not detected” error on Samsung Galaxy S10 devices is to restart your smartphone. To do that, you’ll have to press the Power and Volume Down kets concomitantly for a few seconds until the device reboots. In some cases, the Maintenance Boot Menu might pop up. If it does, select Normal Boot and allow the device to restart.
Remove the SD card
Sometimes, the SD card might be incorrectly mounted in its tray. By removing it and remounting it back into the smartphone might solve the “SD card not detected” error on Galaxy S10, S10E, or S10+. The easiest solution would be to turn off your device and remove the SD card. However, in case you don’t want to shut down the device, you must first unmount the SD card from the phone’s Settings sections. Here’s how to do it: