Canon EOS Rebel T5. Not shutting off

[LandoElliott]

My camera randomly wont turn off I have to remove the battery when they happens. It is super random as well. 

[Waddizzle]

What brand, model, and capacity memory card are you using?

I recommend full size UHS-i U3 cards with a max capacity of 32GB.

[LandoElliott]

[LandoElliott]

It is a rebel t5 and im not sure I believe its a larger one I take a lot of photos. Ill check., 

[Waddizzle]

Try this!  Leave the memory card out of the camera.  Close the door, and turn the camera on.  Turn the camera off.   If the problem went away, then your microSD cards are the issue.

[LandoElliott]

I might try to switch cards because it doesnt always happen and see if that helps! Thank you so much for your time!! 

[Tronhard]

As my esteemed colleague Waddizzle commented, your use of Micro SD cards could be an issue, but even if not, they present a risk because of the fact they have to use an adapter to fit into your full-size SD card slot.  It is far more reliable to use a full-size card.

[LandoElliott]

I will look in to getting a full size card. any recommendation on brand/size? 

[Tronhard]

The main thing is to get a card from a reliable source - there are lots of counterfeit cards on the market and they should be avoided.  I personally use SanDisk and Lexar cards - capacity is what you can afford, but larger cards are usually faster.  The thing to do is become familiar with card speeds, and it is the write speed that is most critical, not just the read speed, that most manufacturers tout because its the faster metric.

[LandoElliott]

The issue with my SIM card could that also be why it sometimes doesn't want to take a photo? It is normally when it doesn't turn off either.