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Welcome, I'm Flamming Sun HTC Desire 20 Pro and today I will show you how to transfer
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photos, videos, any kind of data from your phone to an SD card or vice versa
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So to get started we will need to open up the file manager app which is called files here
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Tap on it, continue and scroll down where you should see both of your storages
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So you have the internal storage and the SD card below that. Now if you don't have anything below apps you need to tap on the three dots and go to
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show storage devices. So for me it says hide storage devices, for you it will be show storage devices if you
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don't see them here. And from there I'm going to start with the internal storage
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Both of them have the same folders as you will see right now, basically identical
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So once we get in here, just a brief kind of guide
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DCIM folder will contain any pictures or videos captured with the phone itself
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Then you also have a pictures folder which will contain screenshots. And also there is a downloads folder which will contain anything that you have downloaded
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on the device. And apart from that you have additional folders, things like ringtones, podcasts, notifications
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music, movies. Those should usually be empty, maybe minus the music folder
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I'm not sure if Spotify for instance saves into it if you choose to download music from there
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But majority of those folders should be empty assuming you don't have some kind of app that
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would actually save in there and there isn't very many of them
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So from there let's find our files which for me I'm going to choose the couple photos
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Looks like two selfies and two macros. So let's select them and you select it by simply holding the file
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As you can see it changes, it adds this checkmark and then you can tap on additional ones to
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select multiple. Now if you have entire folder full of photos, tap on the three dots I believe and looks
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like it's not here. It looks like there is no select all options
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Oh, there it is. So it disappears when you deselect all. So it changes when you have selected all of them
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As you can see you can select all of them if you want to, like so. This will select every single file in that folder
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Now this is one way you can do it, assuming you want one or multiple files
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You can also select the entire folder itself in the same way and this will include everything
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that is in it. Whichever way you choose it is completely up to you
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Now once it's selected, tap on the three dots again and you have two options, move or copy
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And this is again completely up to preference. Move option will completely remove the files from where they are right now and move them
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to a new location, while copy will create additional set of the same files in new location
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while keeping the old one where they are right now. So select, like I said, whichever one you want
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I'm gonna go with move. And from there, when you choose either one of those, it pops up with the two storages
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so you can move it either somewhere on the phone, just change the location, or to an
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SD card which just changes the entire storage place. I'm gonna go with the SD card
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And from here you can see that there are all the folders that we previously seen, but this
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is on the SD card. And what you wanna do is just navigate to a folder that you wish to move it to or simply
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move it right here. Now again, this is completely up to your preference where you wanna move it
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I'm just gonna drop it right over here. Let's continue. And we need to grant access so tap on that and allow
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As you can see, there we go, it has been moved. Now we're back in the internal storage where the files were located at the beginning in
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the DCIM folder and as you can see there is no more camera folder in here
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Instead it can be found on the SD card camera right over here just now
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And in here are the four photos that I have moved. So the same process works for any kind of file that you want to move
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It's the exact same procedure for any kind of file. And if you found this video helpful, don't forget to hit like, subscribe, and thanks
