Adoptable Storage corrupted my SD card I'm using LG Leon on Android 6.0 Marshmallow. LG doesn't allow making SD cards internal storage. I have made my SD Card broken because I used adoptable storage.
I had to use a guide that required me to use ADB. So what I did? I opened ADB, wrote: sm list:disks or something similar, and then did type something to format the SD card as internal.
Everything worked for a day or more, and I moved an app (for some reason it didn't automatically save to SD card) and my phone restarted. Then it got into a bootloop, and it wouldn't turn on until I would get my SD card out of the phone. Then my SD card stopped being recognisable (yes, I tried to get it out of the phone and insert it back). Then I pressed &quot;Forget SD card&quot; or something similar. Now my card isn't recognisable on my phone or on my laptop.
Please help me.
Usually a smartphone can't corrupt an SD-card by using it. The only possibility to degrade an SD-card would be by a large number of writes over a long time (I am talking about months or even years). 

Are you sure that the SD-card is really broken? May be you simply need to re-partition it. 

In case the card is really dead I see two possibilities:


The SD-card you have is a fake, claiming to have more memory than actually available on the flash chips inside. If the SD-card was new and the price was cheap compared to the size than this is the reason for a very high probability. I strongly recommend to test every new SD-card on your PC using a program that allows to identify SD-card fakes like H2Testw
The quality of the SD-card was so poor that something went totally wrong (e.g. overheated) so that the SD-card is now defect.