[gabriel51]

Thanks.

Storage on my LGK40 is full but won't allow to delete anything. How do I work around this? Thank you.

Also, my LGK51 is charging hardly at all from my car's charger. It will charge just fine from wall outlet but I'm in my car most of the day. I need it to charge consistently from my car charger, i.e., cigarette lighter. Thank you. Other product options beside car charger that would charge my phone faster? Thanks.

 

[oscer1]

Thanks.

Storage on my LGK40 is full but won't allow to delete anything. How do I work around this? Thank you.

hi well. is the storage on sd card in phone or phone itself? if on card can remove it and put in computer to transfer stuff you want and then format card. if on phone not card hook phone to computer and transfer files you want and do a factory reset on phone

 

[gabriel51]

Okay, good. Will try that. I believe the storage is on the phone. Thanks, oscer1.

 

[oscer1]

you are welcome let us know how it goes

 

[gabriel51]

Every time I put a new address in the URL, I get the reply that you see in the screenshot.

Also, I cannot copy and paste anything because there is a text copy that is stuck in my copy tray (I don't know what to call it). It is a text from a post I was doing about 2 months ago, and no new effort at copying and pasting can override it. Here is that text:

Since the Great Depression, the federal government has played a role in aiding the nation’s farms throug subsidies, including direct payments, crop insurance, and loans.​

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Government payments (excluding crop insurance payments) to farms have fluctuated since 1933, from a low of $1.5 billion in 1949 to $32.1 billion in 2000. In 1949, government payments made up 1.4% of total net farm income — a measure of profit — while in 2000 government payments made up 45.8% of such profits.​

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In 2019, farms received $22.6 billion in government payments, representing 20.4% of $111.1 billion in profits.​

Regardless of the text that I copy, the only thing that has been pasting is that text above.
So I took my phone to a tech store. He told me that I need to copy all the files (all the files?) from my phone onto a micro SD card. Not sure which files I need to copy, where to find them, or even how to transfer them. Okay, maybe the last one I can do. But I need help. Thanks.

 

[oscer1]

so did you try what i suggested in post 2

 

[Stancestans]

A smartphone with filled up storage will exhibit all manner of quirks. You are lucky it can still start up for you to access your data and transfer them elsewhere. You better get to it while you still can, before you find yourself with no option other than to wipe user data/factory reset.

 

[gabriel51]

hi well. is the storage on sd card in phone or phone itself? if on card can remove it and put in computer to transfer stuff you want and then format card. if on phone not card hook phone to computer and transfer files you want and do a factory reset on phone

It's on a card. But this card is a SIM card, not a micro SD card. Two different cards. It certainly isn't the same shape of the typical micro SD cards. To read it and insert it into my computer, I need a SIM card reader, not a micro-card reader, correct? https://amzn.to/3mMSWuM

 

[oscer1]

sim card in phone is not for storage so it will not have your pictures or files on it. you can google what a sim card is for phone. this a quick search what i got. What is stored on a SIM card? | Mint Mobile