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I'm Ferdinand and I'm going to use a TCL 20 5G and today I will show you how to move over
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files from, well, for instance, your phone to an SD card or vice versa
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And to get started, you want to open up either the file manager or files application, which
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can both find them right here. So we have two different ones
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Choose whichever one you want. I'm going to choose files. Now the process for them is almost the same, so you don't have to worry about that one
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I believe the difference will be how you access the two different storages
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As you can see on files, it is, I believe, right here. Yep, we have the phone and the SD card
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While if we go into the file right here, the file manager, you have both of them at the bottom
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So select whichever one works better for you. I'm going to stick with this one
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So let's go back to the SD card right here. Now that's where I'm going to be starting
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Both of them have basically virtually the same files in them or folders, I should say
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The difference is on your phone, you will probably, on the phone storage, you will have
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things like pictures and stuff like that saved on there. Now to find those photos, you will navigate to the DCIM folder
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That is generally where devices save their pictures. So DCIM will contain pictures, videos captured with the device itself
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Then under the downloads folder, you'll find anything that you have downloaded, either using the web browser, email, whatever you have selected to download it, it's going to
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get saved into that folder. And then going down, we have pictures folder, which contains screenshots
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Now contrary to what I just said, my screenshots that I'll be using as an example are right
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here and well, not in any folder, just straight smack in the middle of the SD card
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But that is only because I moved them here prior to recording this video
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So anyway, once you find your files that you want to move or copy, you will want to number
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one, select them and you do so by simply holding them. As you can see, once you hold it, it gets checked and this can be done anywhere
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It can be in the folder and can also select folders if you want to
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So right now it's one selected and you select the first one by holding it and then the rest
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of them can be just like quickly checked on like this. So that is how you select it
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And from there you will select from two different options, either copy them or move them
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Now both of them are under the three dots, so you have move and copy, select which ones
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you want. I'll go with the copy option this time around. And from here, once you select one of those, it will give you the option of where you can
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copy or move those files to. Now in here, quick access between those two storages, so we can switch between phone and
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SD card. And they're basically all the same. As you can see, there's a couple of differences how the folders are placed, but generally
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it's just exactly the same. So I'm going to go to the phone and I can drop it wherever I want
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So if I wanted to drop them right here in the middle of a phone, I could just press
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this button right here. But if I want to keep it organized, I could, for instance, go into the DCIM folder and
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as you can see, there is camera folder, but it has 23 items
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I'm just going to back out and drop it right here. And voila, as you can see, we're still on the phone
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Right below the camera, we have now the two screenshots that I have selected, pasted in
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And because I selected copy, those are duplicated files, so the original ones are still on the
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SD card, as you can see right at the bottom. So anyway, this is how you could copy or move your files from one location to another
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