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Welcome, Efronom is a Vivo Y20s and today I will show you how to transfer files from
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the phone to an SD card and vice versa. So to get started, let's go to our files application, which for me is right over here
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And from the applications, you want to scroll down and you should see your two storages
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So we have the internal and the SD card. Now if you don't see them right here, simply tap on the three dots from over here and you
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should see a pop-up with a show storage devices. So exactly opposite of what is showing for me right now, that's because they're already visible
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Once you tap on it, your storages will appear at the bottom
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So from there, I'm going to go to the internal storage and give you a quick overview of the
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folders, at least the most important ones. So there will be the DCIM, Downloads and Pictures folder
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DCIM will contain photos and videos captured with the device itself. Downloads folder will contain obviously anything that you have downloaded
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And then Pictures usually contains screenshots. I'm saying usually because sometimes our phone just saves screenshots to the DCIM folder
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as well. And the rest of the folders are primarily empty, assuming you haven't downloaded some
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kind of app that will be able to save to those folders or you haven't placed there something yourself
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So from there, let's find our files, which I'm going to use the three photos that I have right here as an example
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The process works exactly the same way for anything that you want to move, that'd be
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folders, documents, files, movies, whatever it is, it works the exact same way
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And to get started, once you find your files, simply hold a single file
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So for instance, I'm just going to select one. Once you hold it, after a second, it becomes selected
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And then you also have these circles next to the rest of the files that are in the same location
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So you can tap on them to add them additionally to the first option that was selected
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So that is one way you can do it. Or you could also select the entire folder that will include everything that is inside
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of it as well. Now whichever way you select your files, it's completely up to you
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I will also mention that there is an option to select all if you want to, which sometimes
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might be a little bit quicker for some people if they want to, for instance, select majority
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of the content of this folder, but not everything. So you could do something like this, select single file, tap on three dots, select all
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and from there deselect files that you do not want. So that is just a little bit of a tip right here
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But once you have them selected, all you need to do is again tap on the three dots and choose
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to either move it or copy it. Now obviously move will completely remove those files from here, while copy will create
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duplicates and allow you to paste those duplicates in a new location
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Now for this purpose I'm going to go with move, and once you choose one of the options
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it will bring up a window at the bottom, and from here you can choose where you want to
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move them. So you can change the locations of them on the internal storage, which is where they
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are right now, or move them to a different location, meaning onto the SD card
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Which, that is what I'm going to choose, the SD card. Just tap on it, and once you choose one of them, you will have basically the entire structure
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folder of that storage. So from here you can navigate to a specific folder if you want to move it somewhere specifically
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or if you don't want to bother with it, you can just simply drop it smack in the middle
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right here. So let's continue, allow, allow, and it will begin transferring to files
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So now if we go to the SD card, you should see those photos right at the bottom, and
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there they are. So that is how you would move any kind of file, and if you found this very helpful
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