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Welcome, in front of me is a Huawei MatePad T10s and today I will show you how to transfer
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files from the device to an SD card and vice versa. And to get started all you need to do is open up the files application which is right over
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here for me. Once you open it up, simply go to the categories, disregard any update if you have good categories
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and in here you should see your two storages, so internal and the memory card
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And I'm going to start by going into the internal storage where I believe my files will be
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I'm going to quickly check and yep, there they are. So just a quick overview where you can find different things
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So in the DCIM folder you will find pictures and videos captured with the device
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Downloads folder will contain anything that I have downloaded on this device, using this device
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And then there is also, where is it, pictures folder, there we go, which will contain screenshots
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as you can see right here and it also looks like it contains screen recordings as well
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And the rest of the folders are primarily empty assuming you haven't placed anything
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there yourself. So as you can see we have things like sounds, ringtones, podcasts, notifications, music
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movies, all that stuff. And usually, like I said, they will be empty unless you want to keep stuff organized
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For instance I place music into, well, music folder so I know where to find it
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But other than that, the device itself will save only into a couple of these folders like
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I mentioned. So once you find your files, which for me is going to be these photos right here, you
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want to select them. And to do so, simply hold the first file, as you can see it will change, it will give
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you this checkbox right here and from there you can tap on additional files to check more
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of them. You also have the ability to select all of them by tapping the box right here and it
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will select every single file in the camera folder, which for me is just 5 different things
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So that is the way and you can deselect them if you want to, some of them, if you don't
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want all of them. And from there, once you're satisfied with everything that is selected, you have two
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options, you can either copy or move it. Now if you choose to copy, it's going to create duplicates so you will have one set of those
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files in here that are selected, where they are, and then new ones wherever you choose
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to place them. While if you go with the move option, they will be completely removed from where they
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are right now and move to a new location of your choice
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And I'm going to go with move for this and as you can see, once you tap on one of the
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options, the options at the bottom change. So now we have new folder, move and other location
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So from here, I'm going to go back by tapping on this right here, so I can go, yep, so as
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you can see, I can back out and choose the memory card instead of the internal storage
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and I can drop it anywhere I want in here, go into a folder that I want to drop it into
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or simply create my own new folder that I could drop it into
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But I'm not going to bother with any of those, I'm just going to drop here and drop it smack
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in the middle of the SD card and they should be somewhere at the bottom as you can see
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right over here. And this process will work for any kind of other files, it's the exact same way you would
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do it. And yeah, so if you found this very helpful, don't forget to hit like, subscribe and thanks
