I bough a sd card and put inside, in setting I see extsd but I can not move app to extsd. tell me how?
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Sorry I can't help u my screen cracked and the first day I got it and can't get it fix
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You will have to give it time because I put a sd card inside of my KingPad and it worked just fine.
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You may be able to do it if you connect the tablet to a computer. Locate the app in the inside memory and move it to the extsd.There is a way to do it on the tab itself, under MY Files or Explorer and do it there.
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SOME NOT ALL. For some reason not all apps are able to move over COMPLETELY--if at all--to an SD card. HOWEVER, OTHER APPS can be moved over so it helps with space.
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Settings > applications > manage applications. Select the tab to view all apps. Scroll until you find desired app, select it. A new screen will appear with app info. If the app is capable, you'll see an option to "move to SD card", select that option, wait and that's it. But remember that if you switch out SD cards, any app saved to the SD will be gone until you switch back. Hope this helps, stay based my brethren. Love keke
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Assuming that you are using Windows 7 or similar, I would use the micro-USB to USB cable that plugs into the AC adapter, and plug into a USB port. The Windows system should eventually see the SD card (like with any removable device) and allow you to move files from and to it. It will show up as "Idea TabA2109", with two folders under it, Internal Storage, and SD Card.
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Yes problem memory SD card....the internal storage doesn't have enough space please release some storage. I don't know it hard time
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I think it is because the card is just for storage of files. You should also check to see if your settings are set to load to the sd card. I still am telling everyone, this is a sincere waste of money. They have the worst customer service also. Read the comments under "It just exploded" I explain why this is a piece of junk and my friend, I would not recommend this to my worst enemy.
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Latest versions of android do not support apps on SD. Now if you root your device (and sometimes it requires a custom ROM to be flashed as well), depending on the device, there are 3rd party apps that will work, but results vary by device , app and even brand/type of mSD card. . Sam
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Samsung's file manager app usually have write access to their devices MicroSD card slot. Some apps have support for storing their data _correctly_ on secondary external storage (i.e. the SD card slot) such as the Movies & TV and Music apps for Google Play also can store their content there instead of on the internal memory.Most people also do not require greater than 64GB internal storage (it comes in 32 and 64 models), and can just read from external HDD's whenever we need more like 1TB worth of data lol.
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You go to settings, then select manage applications, then you select an app, and select move to sd card.
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Did you check to see if the table has it shown under the storage setting? Sometimes certain Android devices need the card formatted and/or mounted. Also, the fact the MicroSDHC is a UHS-I varient, it could be possibly incompatible due to the varient of Class-10. Some cards will have incompatibility issues, kind of like the SD/SDHC issue, it is probably rare but still possible with UHS-I.
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If this happens to you, make sure you have a FAT32-formatted microSD card inserted properly. This happens to me if I forget to put the card back in after transferring files. The device has no built-in memory at all.
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I have not had this problem but you can try shifting some of your apps from internal memory to your SD card
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I am using a micro SD with no problem. I know this sounds silly, but... have you checked that you are inserting the card the right way? Good luck
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If I understand correctly, it depends on your phone operating system. I've been told you can't on the S3 unless it's been rooted. The stock operating system won't let you move apps to the card.
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The facts: 1) You can check how much memory/storage is available any time by checking under Settings -&gt; Storage. This will tell about your built-in and add-on SD card memory, that is if you have installed an SD card. 2) You can add an SD or HDSC memory card to the device, up to 32GB in size I think. Do this when the device is off. The card insertion slot is hidden under a plastic part of the outside frame which surrounds camera lens, which slides off. 3) Your apps will likely take up more room than your documents. You can move most apps onto the memory card, but they will run a bit slower there. To do this, go into Settings -&gt; Apps then look at the details for an app. There should be a button that says "move to memory card." 4) The device comes with 8GB total of built-in memory storage I think, but not all of it is available. Some is reserved for software and apps. 5) Be sure to frequently check which apps are running. These consume memory and will slow down your device. To do so, go to Settings -&gt; Apps and hit the tab at the top for which apps are Running. 6) Some general advice: For best performance, be sure to reboot and recharge the device daily. It can become sluggish or unstable if you don't. I hope all this helps!
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Please check the write protect switch on the side of the SD card. Occasionally this switch can be moved inadvertently. If this has been moved the card will show as write protected. Otherwise I suggest you contact Transcend.
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Transfering apps to sdcard is not a stock option on the Le Pan mini. It can be done if you are familiar with rooting a device and using an app like folder mount.