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Welcome and welcome to Xiaomi Redmi Note 9S and today I'll show you how to transfer files
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from your device to an SD card and vice versa. So before I get started I'll just capture a couple
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photos just so I have something to transfer. I'm not sure that should be good enough
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So from here let's start off by opening up the file manager app right here and then go
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to the folder right over here and by default it's gonna jump straight to the internal storage so the
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basically the storage of your device and you can tap on the drop down with the little
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arrow right there and you will also have the option of your SD card and as you can see
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and the structure of it is almost identical there is I think like a difference of maybe
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one folder it looks like so there's just a couple different folders I think in between them but
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majority of them are the same folders. So to get started if you're looking for photos
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videos that you have captured with the device they will always be located under the DCIM folder
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right here and also you can find screenshots in here as well so that's basically what I'll be
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moving the photos that I have captured. Now you can see these are just the normal photos then you
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have the raw which is empty in this case but you can capture a raw photo which just takes a little
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bit more space but has a little bit more data in it. Then you have the screen recording as well so
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anything that I have recorded will be on here. If we go back here we have the downloads folder
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which will contain images, files, documents, music, whatever it is that you have downloaded to either
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web browser, email, stuff like that. Anything that you have downloaded will be located in this folder
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and then you have folders like movies, music which usually contain files that you have placed
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there yourself so you probably know that they're in there and that's about it for the more important
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folders. So find whatever it is, wherever the file that you need it is located
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but for me it's going to be in the DCIM and it's right here. So then you want to select them and as
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you can see they have these circles on the side so you can simply tap on it to select the files that
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you want to either move or copy. So this is one way you can do it. If you have a lot of photos
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that you for instance want to move but maybe not all of them, easier way would be to select this
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option right here. This will check everything and from here just deselect the options that
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you don't want or if you want to move everything to keep it clean it's going to be easier to select
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the entire folder itself but this time around you actually need to hold the option as you can see
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there's no circle so hold it and then it'll feel a vibration and get selected. Whichever way you
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select it, it doesn't really matter the way you do it. It's basically the same. Once you select it
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you choose either move or copy. So select whichever option you want. I'm going to go with the move
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which will completely remove the files from where they are right now and move them to a new location
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and this case it's going to be to the SD card. So let's tap on move
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There we go and from here I want to move it to the SD card so that's what I'm going to select it
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and I can drop it wherever I want either on the main directory of the SD card or also just go back
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to for instance right here where I already have a camera folder so let me just go back and just
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drop it over here. So once I'm in the location that I want to move it to, choose paste
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and there we go. So you can see right here there is a camera folder now and all of the files that
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were in that folder are located now on the SD card and if we go back to the internal storage
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as you can see right now I'm right now in and DCIM just to go back you can see DCIM the camera
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folder is now gone from here and it's going to be only located in the SD card and it's right over
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here and the same process applies to any kind of other file not just the photos or folders
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They were basically exactly the same and if you found this video helpful don't forget to hit like
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