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Welcome, I'm Filomena Zewawe, PsmartZ and today I'll show you how to transfer files
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from the phone to an SD card or vice versa. So I'll actually start off by
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capturing a couple photos so I have something to transfer. There we go, should be good
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enough. So to start off open up your files app which is right here this
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yellow folder and from here I have the two options, I'll just update later. You have the
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internal storage which is the storage of your device and then you have memory card which is well SD card. So choose whichever one contains the files that
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you wish to transfer. I'm gonna check where mines are, there they are. So mine
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are on the phone itself. Now a key thing to keep in mind, photos and videos that
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have captured with the device will be always located under the DCIM folder
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Screenshots will be under pictures. Then you have downloads which have anything
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that have downloaded using email and Google as a browser and then anything
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else usually is placed there by the user so movies, music, it should be usually
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empty as long as you haven't put anything in there. So once we've got that
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out of the way I can now search for whatever that is that you wish to move
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and like I said I'm gonna use the photos. You want to navigate there and
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you want to select. Now there's a couple ways you can do it. If you have an entire folder full of photos that you wish to move, well all of them, you can actually
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go and select the entire folder itself by just holding it and once you hold it
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for a second or two it appears with this blue checkmark and the two option to
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copy or move. So you can do it this way or you can also go inside and select
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each individual file by holding the first one till it also becomes
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blue like this one with a checkmark and then rest you can just simply tap on it
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to select it additional, to additionally add more. And again you have the two
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options to copy or move. Now key thing to keep in mind copy will basically make
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additional copy keeping the original where they are right now and moving a
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new copy of them to a desired location. While move will completely remove them
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from where they are right now and move it to your new location. So choose
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whichever one you want to perform and then we'll navigate to where we want to
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move it to. So I'm gonna select the entire folder just to keep it simple
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like so and I'm gonna move it. So move and then we want to navigate where we
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want to to move that entire folder to. So for me I'm gonna move it to the
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internal or the external search. I'm in the internal right now so I want to move it somewhere completely else. So I'll choose the memory card right here and
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there is no DCIM folder so I could either move it right here by tapping
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the move button right here or I can actually create a folder by the same
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name so it keeps it organized. So I would just do it DCIM like so, confirm it and
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then I can go into it and move. And you can see that now we have a new folder
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with the camera folder where all the pictures were located. Now if I go back
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to the internal storage where the photos originated from you can see that there
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is zero so the folder is now completely empty because of the choice that I have
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the cut option that I have chosen. So that is how you would move any kind of
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other file it works the same way for anything that is trying to move. And if
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