How can I download apps to my SD card on my Samsung Galaxy Ace? Anonymous December 15. 'Downloading' an app to the SD card will put an.APK file in a folder on the card without installing it; on the other hand, it sounds like you're trying to INSTALL the app to the SD card, which means either using an app like 'Move to SD' to put the. Feb 08, 2019 Documents, photos, and music can be saved to the SD card, but not apps. I'm interested in the reason behind this decision Curiously, you can download apps directly to an SD card on Windows PHONE 8.1, so this feature's omission from PC Windows 8.1 is even more puzzling. During set up there is the option to choose your primary storage so selected SD card, the phone rebooted and SD card was indicated as being the primary storage and yet when I started to download apps they were only being installed on the phone memory.
How To Download Apps Onto Sd Card
I have been trying to download installed apps to my SD card but it does not work on my Samsung galaxy ace. Someone please help cause i am frustrated and ready to pelt this new phone that have limited internal memory.
Use Clean Master app which will notify you any installed app to be moved to SD card.(if app supports it).
Not sure what you're trying to do here: 'Downloading' an app to the SD card will put an .APK file in a folder on the card without installing it; on the other hand, it sounds like you're trying to INSTALL the app to the SD card, which means either using an app like 'Move to SD' to put the installed app on the SD card (freeing up internal storage); if you have Gingerbread (Android 2.3.x) or higher, you don't need an additional app; it's as easy as going to Settings -> Applications -> Manage Applications -> On SD Card -> tap any app that isn't checked -> tap Move to USB Storage (sic) (Some apps can't be run except from main storage, such as Google's Apps, which reside in protected storage). Once all apps that can be moved to the SD Card are moved, you'll have much more space on main storage.
If, on the other hand, you're trying to download .APK files for backup or later installation, you'll have to look in your browser's Help, or, when you tap the download link, choose Download rather than Install.If you have root access, the answer to your troubles is Link2SD ( http://www.link2sd.info ). All you need is to create a second partition on your regular SD card (using your PC), so the primary partition is where you put your music, photos and more, and the secondary partition is linked by Link2SD to act as part of the internal memory (even so, you must manage your apps from Link2SD to move them from the internal memory to the secondary partition)
I use an app called 'Move to SD' which does the job well.
Here is one way (so I read) but be careful!
http://android_ij.quora.com/Installing-App-directly-to-SD-Card-for-Samsung-Galaxy-mobile-s
another way would be to install the app then move it to the SD with an app manager of which there are many to choose from.
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Many cameras and smartphones come equipped with or feature support for SD cards, making these memory cards great for storing photos. While there are a few ways to access the photos on your SD card, the process of downloading the photos to your computer is generally the same.
Connecting to the Computer
How your SD card connects to your computer depends partially on your computer and partially on how you use the card. The three most common options are connecting the card directly via a built-in SD card slot, using an external reader or adapter or by connecting your phone or camera to the computer via a USB cable.
- For built-in card readers, locate the SD card slot on your computer and insert the card. Make sure you're putting the card in correctly or you won't be able to access the data. You also risk damage to the card. If you're using a microSD card, you need a microSD-to-SD adapter card.
- For external card readers or adapters, insert your card into the reader or adapter and connect the reader to your computer. Typically, readers or adapters connect via USB.
- For direct connection between cameras and phones, switch your device to computer or USB mass storage mode, then connect it to the computer via a USB cable.
Using Autoplay
Autoplay is a Windows feature that helps you set a default action for Windows to take when you connect a device, in this case an SD card. Options include opening the SD card in File Explorer as a folder, opening the pictures in an app like the Windows 8 Photos app or Google's Picasa, or in image editing software like Adobe Photoshop or GIMP. What options you're presented with depend on what software you have installed on your computer.
Tips
If you change your mind about how you want Autoplay to handle your card when you connect it, insert the card while holding down the Shift key. The Autoplay prompt returns, so you can choose a new default action.
Using File Explorer
Use File Explorer to look through the SD card's contents as a file folder. Press Windows-X to bring up the power user menu and select File Explorer, then select the card from the list of devices and drives. What drive letter is assigned to your card depends on what other storage devices you have connected to your computer.
Downloading the Files
Downloading pictures from the card is a simple copy/paste operation. Before you get started, make sure you have a destination folder ready in your Pictures folder.
Direct from Card
Open the SD card's folder in File Explorer by double-clicking it.
Select the picture(s) that you want to copy to your computer.
Right-click one of the pictures and select Copy if you want to just copy the pictures, or Cut if you want to move them off of the card. Alternatively, you can also press Ctrl-C on your keyboard to copy and Ctrl-X to cut.
Go to the destination folder in File Explorer and right-click it. Select Paste from the list. Alternatively, you can press Ctrl-V on your keyboard to paste. The pictures are now in your folder and can be viewed at any time.
From a Camera or Phone
The process is very similar for cameras or phones. The primary difference is that the photos are stored in a named folder on the SD card. In most cases, the card is listed as DCIM.
Ejecting the device
After you have finished downloading the pictures, eject the card before removing it from your computer. Properly ejecting your card finalizes all read and write operations, so there isn't a chance of losing or corrupting data when you remove the card.
- Click the ^ button on the System Tray.
- Right-click the Safely Remove Hardware and Eject Media icon.
- Select the SD card from the list of connected devices and wait for the pop-up declaring it safe to remove the card.
You can also eject the card from File Explorer by right-clicking the drive and selecting Eject.
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