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Welcome! In front of me is a Motorola One Fusion Plus and today I'll show you how to
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transfer files from the device to an SD card or vice versa. Now to get started we will
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need to open up the Files app which is right over here and then scroll down and you should
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see our two storages. So as you can see there is the internal which is the device itself
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and SD card. Now I'm going to start off by going into the phone storage which has the
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same folders as on the SD card as you can see here. So just as a brief overview, folder
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like DCIM will contain photos and videos captured with the device as you can see. Then Downloads
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folder will contain anything that we have downloaded using our web browser or an email
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As you can see there is also a couple things here. Then you have folders like Movies, Music
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all that weirdly named stuff, Alarms, Android, Notifications, Podcasts and Ringtones. Now majority
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of them will be empty assuming there is no app that saves in there. And then lastly we have the
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Pictures folder which contains screenshots as you can see right here along with some game
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screenshots as well. So let's find our files which for me I'm just going to use the camera
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along with some pictures that are in here. So what you want to do is select the files that you wish
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to move and you do it by simply holding it. As you can see it changes everything and there we go
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there is one selected. So you can tap on additional ones to select them like so or you can also
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select them all by tapping right over here and this will select everything here as you can see
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Now if you want only couple or majority of them you can just deselect the ones that you don't want
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as an example and it might be quicker. And if you're selecting all of them I would probably
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suggest to do it by grabbing the entire folder which will keep it a little bit more clean. So
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this will basically in turn select everything that is inside of that folder, all those photos in my
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case. Now whichever way you do it it's completely up to you and also depending on how many of the
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files you will be moving or copying. But once it's selected all you need to do is tap on the three
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dots and choose if you want to move it or copy it. Now move will completely remove the files
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from where they are right now and move them to a new location while copy will create additional
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set of the same files in the new location while keeping the old ones where they are right now
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I'm gonna select move for this purpose and once you select one of them it will pop up
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the window right here and simply choose where you want to move them to or copy. So right now
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these photos for me are located on the internal storage so I'm gonna go to the SD and I can
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either drop it right over here in the middle of all the folders or I can make it clean
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go in here, the camera for instance even though I'm moving camera folder and move it here. Let's
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continue and allow access, allow and this will begin. And almost done, there we go. So as you
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can see this is where the folder used to be and now it's gone because I chose to move it. So let
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me back out, go to SD card, DCIM, camera and camera and there we go. As you can see that's
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where all my folder photos and videos are. So that is how you remove any kind of file from your
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for instance SD to the phone and vice versa. The process works basically exactly the same way no
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matter what the file that you're moving is. So as you've seen I just used photos but the same
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process works for any kind of other file. And if you found this very helpful don't forget to hit
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