Phone keeps reverting back to internal storage rather than SD - Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Hi,
can anyone tell me if it's possible to write a script to run on start-up to ensure my phone sets my Storage to SD
Occasionally I find it has all of a sudden returned to internal storage and when I use my camera photos go to the internal rather than my SD card
Hoping someone can help
thanks
Stef

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I own an Acer Liquid Z630 that I successfully rooted following this guide. I unlocked the bootloader, flashed TWRP and installed the SU zip, everything's working perfectly.
But during the process, my phone somehow decided to "switch" internal storage and external SD card, making SD card the default storage. SD card is now labelled as sdcard0 and internal memory as sdcard1, while it should be the opposite, and apps data are now written on the SD card instead of the internal memory.
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Anyone ?
Shirheb said:
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I have an UNROOTED ACER LIQUID Z630 and it does the same.
Its not a matter of it being rooted or not; every time you mount an SD card, memory option nÂș1 for the mobile is SD card.

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