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Welcome, Ephronom is an LG K61 and today I'll show you how to transfer files from the device
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to an SD card or vice versa. And to get started we'll need to open up the files app which is located under the Google folder
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And it's this icon right here. Tap on it. Let's continue right here
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So at the bottom you should see your two storages as I have internal and the SD card
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Now if there's nothing visible here, if your list just ends on the apps, you wanna tap
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on the three dots right here and you'll see show storage devices
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As you can see right now there is nothing. Tap on show storage devices and it will pop them up on the bottom
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So from here, let's go into internal storage, that's where most of the files are usually
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located anyway. And you have, as you can see, a bunch of folders
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So probably the most important ones are things like DCIM. This folder will contain pictures and videos captured with the phone
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As you can see I have some photos that I have captured just for this purpose
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Then we can go back and you have a folder like download. For me it's empty but it will usually contain files that, for instance, whatever you have
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downloaded through web browser or email, it will be in here. Then you have things like movies, music, notifications, pictures, podcasts, ringtones
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Those folders are usually empty unless you downloaded something into them or some specific
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app saves onto them. Otherwise they will usually be empty. So that's primarily where everything is located
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And once you find your file, which for me it's just gonna be the photos like I said
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you want to select it. So the easiest way to do it is simply hold it and it becomes selected as you can see
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with the blue checkmark on the side. And if you want to select multiple, then once you choose one, you can simply tap on additional
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ones quickly, you don't have to hold them the same way as the first one
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Now, for those people that want to move entire folder full of photos, easier way would be
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just to get probably the entire folder like so and that will contain also all the files
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that are inside of it. Whichever way you do it, it's completely up to you
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But once you have selected it, you wanna tap on the three dots right here and choose either
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move or copy. Each one of them will work differently so move will completely remove the files from
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where they are right now and move it to the new location that you choose
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While copy will create duplicates of the files and also move them to the location that you
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choose to. But the difference is with copy you will have two sets of the same files now
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So from here, select which one you want, I'm gonna stick with move, it will pop up the
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window on the bottom and you wanna choose where to move it. So for me, the photos were located on the internal storage
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Now I could change the place where they are located on the internal storage or I can also
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move it to something completely different like the SD card. Once you tap on it, on either one of them it will bring you there and you will see all
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the folders that are located on it. As you can see the SD card has significantly less folders and I could either drop it into
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here which looks like it's empty. So yeah, I'll just move it right here
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And this will create a camera folder on the SD card. So let's go to the SD and there we go, you can see there's the camera now and then there
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are the photos inside of that folder. So that is how you remove photos, videos or any kind of other file from one place to another
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And the process is the exact same for whatever you're removing. So if you found this video helpful, don't forget to hit like, subscribe and thanks for watching
