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Welcome, I'm Filomena Zajula from M1 Armor X5 and today I'll show you how to transfer
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files from your device to an SD card or vice versa. So to get started, let's open up the File Explorer
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So right here it's called Files, tap on it
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And then scroll down and you should see both of your storages. That'd be your internal, which is the device itself, and below that is the card
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Now if you don't see any kind of storage right there, tap on that three dots and where I
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have Show Storage Devices, or Hide Storage Devices, you'd see Show Storage Devices
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So tap on that and then you'll see them below. So I'm gonna start off by going into the Internal Storage, because that's usually where most
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of the folders are, and give you a brief overview where you can find what
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So DCIM folder will contain photos, videos captured with the device itself
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Downloads will contain any file that you've downloaded, either that be through web browser
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email, stuff like that, all will be in here. Then Music, Movies, Notifications, usually those are folders that you would place something
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yourself in there, so you most likely know that it's in there
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Then there's Pictures below that, and in here you have Screenshots. And that's about it
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So I'm gonna look for my files, which I believe they are right over here, there we go
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And once you find your files, what you wanna do is hold first one, it gets selected as
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you can see, and then you can tap on additional ones if you want to select more
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Now if you only want one, then just keep it at one, if you want more, like I said, select it
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If you have entire folder full of photos, for instance, as an example, you can select
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them all by tapping right here, and choosing Select All, or by simply going back and selecting
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the entire folder. And that will include everything that is inside of it
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For me it's the four photos. Whichever way you do it, it's completely up to you, but once you have selected whatever
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it is that you want to select, tap on three dots and choose either Copy or Move
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Copy will create additional set of the same files, duplicating them basically and moving
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the new ones to, well, your desired location, while Move will completely remove them from
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where they are right now and move them to the new location. So select whichever one suits your need, I'm gonna go with Move
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And once you tap on one of the options, it will bring up the window on the bottom, and
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from here you wanna choose where you want to move it to. So you could move it somewhere still on your phone, in a different folder, or you can choose
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the SD card, like I will, and move them to a completely new location
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And once you tap on one of the locations, you'll be in that location, and from here
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you can either navigate to existing folders by tapping on them, or create your own new
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folder if you wish to. I'm not gonna create a new folder, I'm just gonna move it right over here, so Move here
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Allow, and you can see it begins, four files moved, and now the folder is empty
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And if I go back to the SD card, you will see that now it has a Camera folder, with
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the four photos that were previously in it. So that is how you remove any kind of file, and if you found this video helpful, don't
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