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@@waynedsouza52 You're welcome! Glad it helped :)

You're welcome. Thanks for the support 😊

It doesn't work on some devices. From the comments, Samsung devices are often not supported. With the S8 however, you can use custom roms so I suggest looking into that.

Glad it was helpful ^^

Simply go back to the format menu and instead of selecting 'format is internal' select 'format as external storage'. Do note, all data on your card will be wiped.

@@_korax_ format menu is not comming and i use realme c3 phone

It is for 2 main reasons as I understand it, first is of course it allows them to sell device variants with more storage. The other is that this option can lead to slowdowns overall when launching apps or recording photos/videos directly to the card if the card or slot isn't fast enough. It can also lead to corruption if the card is removed unexpectedly.

@@mdannafeeislam5255 Glad it helped you ^^

@@IP4game it doesn't work on some devices. It will only turn the option 'on' if it exists internally.

@@_korax_ okay

No

@@vietphuongvu8502 No, root access is not required.

I'm sorry it's an April Fools prank, the download link is in the description but really Xbox games won't work. Thanks for participating anyways ;)

You can use bugjaeger, I haven't used it myself but it can make your phone act as a host (PC) and pass ADB commands to another phone.

You have to run it from the adb or platform-tools folder...

been doing that but doesn't work regardless. thanks anyway^^@@_korax_

@@sheimii_7225 No prob. :D

Did you enable USB debugging? Also authorise the prompt on your phone...

We don't have one here sadly. Nintendo products are mostly available in independent game shops, online or Super Stores.

Sure, will do!

You should have usb debugging as an option in Samsung (though I'm not sure about OneUI Core), if not I believe you are out of luck, sorry.

@@_korax_ Yes. There is usb debugging, which is one of the first things I tapped. But after I do this and after I did all the steps and it didn't work, I did it again and pulled up another drop down menu in the debugging and there are options: i.e. to charge phone, transfer images, etc. and I saw an option for either the computer or the phone to control send/receive info., and it only allowed me to tap the phone. I think if it allowed the computer my phone was connected to, then it would have worked, because then the phone is receiving commands from the computer. I would think?

@@_korax_ I'm going to try this on my other phone ZTE ZFive G. I think it will work. There is OEM enabler in Developer Options ,whereas, in the phone, in which it didn't work, didn't have this. I don't know if this has any connection. The other phone also has Android 7 on it. The initial phone has Android 12, but I know the instructions stated it works on any Android version. I think it's the phone, as you said One UI Core, although I don't know what that is.

@@_korax_ One UI Core 4.1

@@gloryB-3 One UI 'Core' refers to Samsung's Android 'Go' Edition skin. Android Go is basically slimmed down Android made to run on cheaper phones. It generally provides less functionality for a bump in overall performance. One UI is pretty heavily customised but it should work regardless. I haven't tested on Android 12 or Core versions but there is a way to shift control to the computer, I suggest you look up other videos for that. As for ZTE, I'm not sure if they provide USB debugging at all but if they offer OEM unlock then there should also be some form of adb present.

Your SD Card wasn't formatted properly hence your issue, removing the card should fix your phone since no system file should move there anyways. Your system might have other settings blocking this so I suggest you don't try this method out. Reformatting your card in another phone or PC should fix it too if it broke in the process.

Which phone do you have?

Alcatel 1s 2021

@@Corruptoblade From what I could find, you should be able to format as internal. Try updating your phone and repeating the procedure in the video.

If by nothing happening you mean that the option to format as internal isn't showing then your device manufacturer has probably blocked it. Or else if the command line gets stuck then you should try again with a different cable or maybe try revoking adb authorisations from Settings > Developer Options > Revoke USB Debugging authorisations Hope this helps you.

If you can run adb commands on it, then yes.

@@_korax_ but I am unable to install the thing from the website

@@RanaOfficialx Try using this file: dl.google.com/android/repository/platform-tools-latest-darwin.zip. (Direct download link from XDA). You can read the full article here: www.xda-developers.com/install-adb-windows-macos-linux/

@@_korax_ thanks

@@_korax_ it is not working

Try revoking adb access in developer options, then try plugging your phone in again. Also try changing your USB port on your PC or the cable you are using as sometimes that is the culprit.

I am sorry but I can't do that as it isn't exactly legal. If you have a PS2 you can dump your own BIOS using the method I've shown.

I'm not aware of the exact method since I don't own one. It has a service jig exploit afaik so maybe look into that? (It's quite old now) I don't know the exact new methods out there so you have to look at it yourself. Maybe in the future I can do a video when I buy one. 😁 And yes sure, I'd love a collab but I'm not very good at Valorant...

​@@_korax_That's no problem if you are not good at VALORANT,I am not good myself xD (I'm bronze 1 right now 🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲)

@@Envioxity I'm Iron III. We can give it a shot...

I have a decent computer however for the purposes of the video you can use anything as long as it allows adb commands to be sent to your phone.

@@_korax_ bro replied 8758 hours later 💀👍💯

lol

@@catgaming1864 :D