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Welcome and for me is a Samsung Galaxy A20e and today I'll show you how to
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transfer photos videos or any kind of other file from the device to SD card or
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vice versa. So to get started you want to open up the file manager and it will be
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located under the Samsung folder by default. So my files right here and then
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you should see both of your storages. So the internal is just what is on the
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device itself and SD card is the SD card that you have put in. And let me just
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check something. Okay so there's no option to hide it. Okay so from here you
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want to choose wherever your photos are located. Now for me I believe it's gonna
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be on the internal storage but I'm gonna check additionally. Yes okay so as wrong
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So my photos are actually on the SD card. It looks like Samsung switches on
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basically where the photos are saved immediately when it detects SD card. So
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there will be located right here and there they are. So I just took like three
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random photos of the screen that is behind just so I have something to move
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And now just a brief overview. If you're trying to transfer photos or videos that
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you have captured with the device itself there will be located always on the DCIM folder like this one right here. And like I said if you had a SD card
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previously in the device when you are capturing and then there will be on the SD card. If you didn't there will be on the internal storage right here. But
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because I did it like I said with the SD card they're there are saved now on the
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SD card. So that's basically where you would find the photos and videos
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Downloads folder will have anything that have downloaded using browser or emails
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Everything there should be just like random. So you can have photos, videos
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documents, media, music, everything. It's basically everything you have downloaded. Then pictures will have screenshots and probably like photos that you have
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synced with from the computer stuff like that. And anything else is just whatever
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you have placed it in specific folders. Because not really much is safe to
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movies and music unless you're putting it there yourself. So now that you know
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where everything should be located you want to find your media that you want to
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transfer. And like I said for me it's gonna be the three photos. So let's go
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there and all you need to do is just hold it and it gets selected and then
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you can tap on additional ones to select more. Now if you have a folder full of
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photos and you don't really want to select each individually you can actually go back to the folder itself like I have right here the camera where
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the three photos are located. And I can select the entire folder right here and
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basically do the same thing. So I have again the move and copy option as though
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I would have with just the single files itself. So once I have selected what I
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want to transfer all I need to really do is then choose either move or copy. Now
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keep in mind if you press move it will remove it from the SD card as for me
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where it is. And then it will be moved to the designated location of my choice. So
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for instance the internal storage. Now you might be doing this the opposite way
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so it will be removed from the phone and move to the SD card. Or you can actually
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choose the copy option which will make an additional copy of the same files in
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a other location of your choice. But for this purpose I'm just gonna choose move
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So once you select move you can see one item and then you have the cancel or
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move here. So what you want to do is navigate where you want to move it. So I'm gonna go back to the choice where I have the SD card and internal storage
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I'm gonna go to the internal storage and go to the DCIM and I'm gonna move it
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here. And you can see that it's been moved to the internal storage. It's right
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on the top. And if I go back to the SD card you'll see that under DCIM there is
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no no other files anymore. So that is how you remove it. And like I said you can do
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that with basically any file. It doesn't need to be photos or folders. It can be
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any music, media, documents. It doesn't matter. The process is always the same
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And yeah that is how you remove it. So if you found this video helpful don't forget
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