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Welcome, I'm Flamm using LG V40 ThinQ and today I'll show you how to transfer
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files from the device to an SD card or vice versa. So to get started you want to
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open up the file manager app which will be located in the management folder right
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here. The yellow folder, there we go. And once you open it you'll be straight in
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your phone's memory as you can see all the folders right here and have access
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to your photos right here, screenshots, music, downloaded content, anything. So if
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you're wondering where is what, photos and videos that you have captured with the device will be under DCIM folder. Right here you can see I have some files
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to move. Pictures will have screenshots which I don't think there is any, there
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we go. Then you also have movies, music which are usually placed there by users
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so you would probably know and downloads will have anything that you have
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downloaded using the browser or email stuff like that. So to move it first
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locate your files, for me it's gonna be these pictures right here. So you want to
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select them and to select them tap on the three dots and you have the two options either copy or move. Choose whichever one suits you. Move will
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completely remove them from where they are and move them to the new
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location of your choice. While copy will just create additional copy of them
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while keeping the old ones where they are right now. So whichever one you choose you will then get to select them. You can select which ones you want
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You can select all of them as well or probably the better way to do it, just
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cancel this, is to just select the entire folder if you want to move all of them
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So if you want to move all the content you would just select the entire folder
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so just tap on move for instance and do this and then, oops, and then tap on move
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like so and it gives you the two different storages. So we have the SD
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card and the internal storage. Now the files that I'm moving are located right
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now on the internal storage so I'll move them to the SD card so that's what I'm
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gonna choose here and also they originated from the DCIM folder so
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that's where I will want to put them in but again might as well just put them
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right here if you wish it doesn't actually matter how you organize it it
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just matter of preference right now and what is easier for you to find later on
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So I'm gonna keep it organized and put it right here. Now as you can see there
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is already a camera folder which I want to move which I can tap on OK and it will
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replace it but just before I do you can see that this one is empty at the moment
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Now if you go to a location that you don't want to put the files in
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don't press the bug button it completely screws up the entire process basically
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actually I will just show it as an example don't follow this at the moment
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but if you press bug it takes you back to the folder that you want to select
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and then you have to tap move again and navigate to the location again because
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bug button is in such a weird place it's basically this bar right here so if I
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locate right here for instance and I want to go back I would have to tap on
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the specific directory like so otherwise if I press the bug it completely screws
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up everything. So choose where you want to move it and I'm gonna move it here
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like I said before and then tap on OK and you see that the camera already
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exists overwrite so I'll tap on override and now we're still on the SD card so if
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I tap on it you can see that now all the pictures are in the SD card and the DCIM
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camera folder which previously was empty and if I were to go back now to
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the internal storage just do that there we go internal storage that's where pictures were originally and as
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you can see the folder is now fully empty so that is how you move files on
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your device and if you found this video helpful don't forget to hit like subscribe and thanks for watching
