We’ve seen a few complaints in the Huawei forum and in the XDA Developers forum about issues with NFC and specifically with payments through Google Pay not working properly. You may first need to go to your Mate 20 Pro’s Settings and switch on Allow HiSuite to use HDB before doing this. Once you’ve downloaded HiSuite onto your computer, you then connect it to your Mate 20 Pro, launch HiSuite, and click Update > Switch to Other Version. As detailed on Huawei’s website, it requires downloading the latest version of HiSuite. This is an involved process that erases your phone’s data (you need to back up first) and should be undertaken only if you really, really need to use third-party file explorers to transfer files to an SD card. Some users report these apps working for them. Use Mixplorer or other root explorer apps, which are third-party Android file managers.According to Huawei’s own comments in its official forum, this is in fact a design feature implemented “to ensure smooth system performance and data security.” Nonetheless, users have suggested the following potential fixes, which may work in certain cases. Huawei and Google apps remain capable of transferring files to an SD card, yet some third-party apps can’t.īased on posts in the forum, it’s not entirely clear what is causing this and whether there’s a single solution guaranteed to work in all cases. In particular, this issue arises in some cases after upgrading to EMUI 10. Some users posting in the XDA Developers forum have reported having an issue transferring files from their Mate 20 Pro to an external SD card. Problem: Write permission to SD card not working for third-party apps Here’s our roundup of the most common problems being reported about Huawei’s otherwise very impressive phone.

You may not be alone, and your Mate 20 Pro may have a gremlin or two inside. You’ve got your Huawei Mate 20 Pro in your hands, but there’s something you’re not sure about or an issue that just doesn’t seem right.

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