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Welcome, my name is Xiaomi Redmi 9 and today I'll show you how to transfer files from your
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phone to an SD card and vice versa. So to get started we'll need to open up the files app which I'm not exactly sure where
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is so let me quickly find it and there it is, so file manager, simply tap on it, it's
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allow and then new features cancelled, so from here you want to tap on the folder right
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over here and by default it's going to go to the internal storage which means the storage
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of the device itself and in here you can look for your files and now I believe mine will
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be right in here and yep, surely they are here. So as a brief guide, DCIM folder will contain videos, as you can see, videos, screenshots
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camera recordings and just camera photos in here, then you have things like the downloads
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folder which will contain anything that I have downloaded either through a web browser
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an email, everything that I have downloaded will be saved here, that also includes images
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assuming they were downloaded and apart from that you have folders like movies, music
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notifications, podcasts, ringtones, those folders are primarily empty assuming I haven't downloaded some kind of special app that just saves directly to those folders
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So yeah, you can check it if you're looking for something specific or if it's in there
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and anything else, things like the folders music or for instance music, if you place
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something to one of those folders yourself you can, you will already know that something
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is in there. So yeah, once you find your files you will want to select them, so let me quickly select
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mine, as you can see once you find the files they will have this circle right here, you
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can simply tap on the circle to select your files as such, so that is one way you can
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do it or you can also select all of them basically along with the folder by just holding the
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file as you can see, the file by the folder I mean, so if you hold it, it gets selected
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and the outcome is basically the same, whichever way you do it is completely up to you, whichever
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way is more convenient that's probably the way you should go with, but once you have
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selected the files, folder, whatever it is, what you want to do then is choose if you
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want to either move it or copy it. Now right here we only have the move option visible, under more we will have copy, so
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select whichever one you want, move option will completely remove those files that are
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selected from here and move them to a new location, while copy will create additional
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set of the same files and move them again also to a new location, I'm gonna go with
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move for this one and once you select one of the options it will bring up the storage
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so we have the internal storage, the SD card and also Google Drive if you are logged into
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Google, I'm gonna go with the SD card for now and from here you want to navigate into
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the folder or location where you want to move them, now I'm not really gonna be bothering
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with finding a specific location, I'm just gonna select paste and that will paste them
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right directly into the SD card folder like you can see at the bottom here
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Now also if your files are located on the SD card, to access that SD card I didn't actually
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show it, so when you are in here, by default like I said it opens up the internal storage
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and if you want SD card simply tap on the text in the drop down and select SD card and
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from here we can continue the same way to select your files that you want to move and
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then choose copy or move. So that is how you would move your files and if you found this video helpful don't forget
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