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Welcome, I'm filming with a Huawei P9 Lite Mini and today I'll show you how to transfer
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photos, videos or any kind of other file from the device to a SD card or vice versa
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So to get started you want to open up some kind of file explorer which for this device
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is files. Simply tap on it. In the first category where you open it up you will have all the files neatly organized
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in all the categories but that's not very helpful in my opinion because if you go into
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your images for instance it doesn't show you where the images are located so when you want
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to move it you basically just guess or copy it twice in the same location
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So local seems to be in my opinion a better place to look
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And from here I'll just give a brief overview where you can find what. So if we go into the internal storage, DCIM will have all your photos and videos that
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you have taken with the device. Pictures right here will have all your screenshots
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Downloads will have any kind of file that you have downloaded using Chrome or email so photos, videos as well as documents and stuff like that
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And then anything else that you look for here will basically be placed by you so you
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should know probably where anything else is because if you download music using the browser
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it will be in the downloads but if you placed it there manually you would probably place
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it in the music folder. This is an example. So to get started I'm going to copy screenshots that I have taken
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As you can see there are two of them in the screenshots or in the pictures folder
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So once you find the file that you want to move all you need to do is hold it like so
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and then you get this checkmark and additionally you can just tap on additional ones to check
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them as well if you want to move multiple. Now if for instance you're moving an entire album of photos with just hundreds of them
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or just as an example multiple that you don't feel like selecting each one of them you can
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actually go back for instance to a folder that they are located in and just select the
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entire folder once like that and that will move also the content of that folder
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So once it's selected all you need to do is tap on either copy or move which is right
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here on the bottom. Do each their own whatever you like to do
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So if you press on copy it will just create an additional copy of it while keeping the
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one that is right here or the original one where it is right now and adding additional
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one to the designated location while moving will just completely remove it from where
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it is right now and move it to a new place. So I'm just going to select move as an example and then you want to navigate to where you
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want to move it. So just go back and the screenshots were located on the internal storage so I'm going to move
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it to the SD card. So once I'm already in the SD card as you can see by tapping on here I can either create
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a new folder so you could tap on here a new folder if you wish to add one or you can simply
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tap on move right here and it will get moved straight to the directory of the SD card as
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you can see right now. And because I chose move if I go back to the internal storage of the device and go into
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pictures you can see that this folder is now empty and there's nothing in there
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So that is how you remove pictures, videos and any other file
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As I said previously it works the same way for any file
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So if you found this helpful don't forget to hit like, subscribe and thanks for watching
