All Windows 10 apps fail on SD cards? Help!
Using Windows 10 on either my Toshiba Encore tablet or my Lenovo Stick 300 atom based PCs was needed mainly for the ability to move apps to another drive, as both these devices have a 32gig internal drive and W8.1 can only relocate modern apps on phones. I can move apps off to an external USB HDD fine (and do so with my stick PC) but if I do this to an SD card things go very wrong. To begin with, they install fine and launch and run without issue. Until I reboot or shut down/power up, whereupon they break. Basically, the system does not recognise that the apps are there and can't launch them (greyed out tiles on the start screen). This occurs using a variety of SD card brands (at least 3 tried, Toshiba, Samsung and Sandisk) over various capacities (16, 32 and 64gig) and classes (class 6, class 10 and some premium high speed cards at faster than class 10 speeds) all bought from reliable high street sources (no forgeries from ebay) and all work great for all other operations even on these same devices that fall over only when running apps from them. The Samsung cards (32gig and 64gig) both work fine for this purpose under Windows 8.1 on my Lumia 820 which is known to be very picky about the cards it uses. Both the stick and tablet PCs use the usual standard Intel SD card drives for the Atom chipsets (drivers are provided directly by Windows for these), Bitlocker on or off makes no difference, write caching on or off makes no difference, NTFS or exFAT makes no difference. A clean install of Windows 10 makes no difference. Searching on Bing gets me no info on this at all, which is surprising as these are the very type of devices on which users will need this feature and I get this using a clean install over two different devices and manufacturers. So, I assume this is somehow just me? Can anyone shed any light on this? Thanks pals.
Using Windows 10 on either my Toshiba Encore tablet or my Lenovo Stick 300 atom based PCs was needed mainly for the ability to move apps to another drive, as both these devices have a 32gig internal drive and W8.1 can only relocate modern apps on phones. I can move apps off to an external USB HDD fine (and do so with my stick PC) but if I do this to an SD card things go very wrong. To begin with, they install fine and launch and run without issue. Until I reboot or shut down/power up, whereupon they break. Basically, the system does not recognise that the apps are there and can't launch them (greyed out tiles on the start screen). This occurs using a variety of SD card brands (at least 3 tried, Toshiba, Samsung and Sandisk) over various capacities (16, 32 and 64gig) and classes (class 6, class 10 and some premium high speed cards at faster than class 10 speeds) all bought from reliable high street sources (no forgeries from ebay) and all work great for all other operations even on these same devices that fall over only when running apps from them. The Samsung cards (32gig and 64gig) both work fine for this purpose under Windows 8.1 on my Lumia 820 which is known to be very picky about the cards it uses. Both the stick and tablet PCs use the usual standard Intel SD card drives for the Atom chipsets (drivers are provided directly by Windows for these), Bitlocker on or off makes no difference, write caching on or off makes no difference, NTFS or exFAT makes no difference. A clean install of Windows 10 makes no difference. Searching on Bing gets me no info on this at all, which is surprising as these are the very type of devices on which users will need this feature and I get this using a clean install over two different devices and manufacturers. So, I assume this is somehow just me? Can anyone shed any light on this? Thanks pals.