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It looks like a pure misunderstanding  I don't see the OP has asked for the resolution any where in his question/comments.
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That part is removed by OP.
"When you don't know what you're doing it's best to do it quickly"- SoMad
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I tell you I am able to print HD reports.
But since I only have a utility patent so far, I cannot divulge the secret to how it is done.
Soon I will reveal the HD Printer which uses Hyperglyph Quantum Technology (HQT) and a special ink which bonds at the molecular level with the paper. Then, even if you don't look at the report you will see it in HD.
This is nice for upper management types who try to ignore your reports.
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I'm glad you found a new feature of Galaxy devices! 
Anyways, no I've atleast never ran into such trouble, the only trouble I face is "Unrecognized USB attached", which I do not try to see often. Try to contact the Samsung support, or the support for the SD card manufacturer, they're going to help, we can do nothing but chat!
.. and yeah, Merry Christmas brother. 
The sh*t I complain about
It's like there ain't a cloud in the sky and it's raining out - Eminem
~! Firewall !~
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Iv'e seen this happen to SD cards before, the easiest thing to do is to run something like Recuva[^] on it to get back as many of the files as possible (Depending on what went wrong you might get everything back) and get a new SD card. I wouldn't trust an SD card that's failed me once already.
If you want to put more effort in you can try to repair the partition table and whatnot, but its been ages since I've done that and it seems a lot more effort.
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I've had this happen when a knock has momentarily unseated the card, so it's best to do the simple things before tossing stuff out and buying new, i.e. try dismounting the card, then physically taking it out and putting it in again -- that was all I had to do when I got a similar message.
I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!
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Have you checked the card in a PC? I had an s3 and it wouldn't support higher classes of SD cards - and I'd bought a class 8 One specifically to fit to the mobile. Don't know if this problem was fixed in the S4.
Alberto Brandolini: The amount of energy necessary to refute bullshit is an order of magnitude bigger than to produce it.
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Same phone... never seen that... I would:
1. Using a card adaptor, connect the card to the pc and try to backup your files. If the card is dead try to use a software like recuva from pirisoft...
2. Remove and reinsert the card to the phone.
3. If it was not caused by dirt then Exchange the card.
Aaaaaand merry xmas!
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This came up on SuperUser the other day, some good answers, may help you also:
http://superuser.com/q/855876/100543[^]
The short answer seems to be give the SD card a squeeze, sorted it for the asker, may work for you too.
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When I finally located the adapter for USB - SD card and plugged it in, the Win7 PC had no trouble locating and reading the SD card. No files were damaged, no odd file system was found. I copied everything to a hard drive folder, disconnected, then plugged it back into the phone. Now it works perfectly again - go figure...
Still, I'm not trusting this bugger in the future; I'll be backing up often!!!
Thanks for all the suggestions!
Will Rogers never met me.
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Merry Christmas to all nations and humans and i hope best for all of them!  ![Rose | [Rose]](https://codeproject.freetls.fastly.net/script/Forums/Images/rose.gif)
I say this message from Iran and here we have Nouroz Eyed (like Christmas) 3 months later but we celebrate this auspicious event too!!
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Amir Nasrollahi wrote: and here we have Nouroz Eyed
You are referring to this?[^]
Looks like a lovely festival.
Merry Christmas to you too!
Marc
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thanks.
Yes; that's Noruz and we celebrate the end of winter with belief of greenery and freshness!
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Amir Nasrollahi wrote: and we celebrate the end of winter with belief of greenery and freshness!
Very nice! My son was born on March 21st, which in 1991 was the first day of spring. Interesting thing is, with the Gregorian calendar, it'll be a long time (2044) before another first day of spring will be on 3/21. He'll be 53 and I'll will be 82 if I live that long.
Marc
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Quote: My son was born on March 21st, which in 1991 was the first day of spring. Interesting thing is, with the Gregorian calendar, it'll be a long time (2044) before another first day of spring will be on 3/21
We Called this event "Kabiseh" (more info[^]) and one of my friends is same as your son. 
Quote: I'll will be 82 if I live that long
Good and Still many years ahead!! 
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Message Removed
modified 26-Dec-14 3:31am.
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Recently a friend of mine informed me he has registered his own domain at GoDaddy. If I have a look to the domain name xyz.net at GoDaddy I see that registrar is GoDaddy. For me it looks like, my friend pays and the owner of the domain is GoDaddy. Can anybody confirm that?
Thank you in advance
Bruno
modified 19-Jan-21 21:04pm.
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Private individuals may be protected from information disclosure by not displaying the owner, and GoDaddy are using their details in the whois info.
Your friend owns the domain and GD are just the registrar.
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Thank you very much for your prompt and descriptive reply. 
And all the best for Christmas and New Year out there in the sea.
Bruno
modified 19-Jan-21 21:04pm.
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Thank you very much for this.
I had the feeling(from this Forum) that GD is not really serious.
It seems I have to change my mind
Thank you
Bruno
modified 19-Jan-21 21:04pm.
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Yeah,
I have several domains (more than 10) registered all through godaddy since more than 7 yrs.
I never faced any issue with my domain.
You can control any information and if you wish, you can transfer your domain to some other registrar too very easily.
Life is a computer program and everyone is the programmer of his own life.
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