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My name is Cameron and what I have you guys today is a very helpful video I don't really do too many helpful videos, but this one is for anybody that's an Android user that is having issues with Installing applications because of very little room that they have on these Android phones For those of you guys that don't know I got a brand new phone the other day The camera is picking up my my face right there look at my beautiful face, but anyways I got a new phone I switched carriers from Verizon to Metro PCS I got a new phone with the new company and all that Things are going great is just that the phone itself has such small storage inside that I needed to get my apps to install On my 32 gigabyte SD card that I have installed inside the phone So after some much research I found an article that literally just walked me through it And I wanted to make a video to show you guys how to do it if you have any Android to phone Android phone that supports an internal SD card that you can remove and stuff like that So without further ado, I want to get you guys into it and show you guys first of all what your phone will actually look like Like what I mean by not being able to install apps directly to the SD card and not being able to move apps Certain apps to the SD card So as you can see like if I were to go to clash a clash of clans you can see it's already installed on my SD card I can move it to my phone and you'll see Once it moves once it's done moving Once it's done moving You'll see it says has the option to move to SD card. I can move it back to my SD card. No problem Let that move again And I'll show you an app that doesn't allow you to move to the SD card Okay Okay, well anyways, I know it's gonna install move to the SD card because it always does For example, Flappy Bird doesn't allow you to move to the SD card. That's great out You can see it doesn't change or anything like that I'm gonna help you guys get that option to where it will allow you to move any application on your phone to the SD card So for example, I can scroll all the way down Believe was I funny one that didn't allow it. No, that one allows it Tumblr yeah tumblr's one that doesn't allow you to move to the SD card either so First thing you're gonna want to do is you're gonna want to go open up your app drawer go to your settings Go all the way down and see if you have the option called developer options If not you're simply just gonna want to go to a bout phone Scroll down to software information and just tap the software version a few times It'll give you a little model or a little message at the bottom This is like tap three more times to become a developer I'm sorry. It's the build number not the software version You'll see that that message pops up saying no need. You already are a developer You will get a message saying tap this many times to become a developer and then you'll get the developer option all the way back here So go into developer options make sure that it is turned on Right there make sure that's turned on scroll down and select USB debugging I'm gonna turn it off and then turn it back on you'll select okay and Then you're gonna want to plug in your phone Once you plug in your phone as you can see you mine plugs in at the bottom It buzzes it tells me it's plugged in close out of that You'll see at the top Well when I scroll down the menu it says USB debugging connected touch to disable USB debugging do not touch it leave it plugged in leave the USB connected via media sync And then just clear all the rest of your things So then we're gonna move over to the computer and I will show you the rest of the Options or steps that you have to do to do this all right All right now that I'm at my computer you can see I'm on my desktop now I'm not gonna record it with my potato of a camera I'm gonna be actually record it with my recording software You'll get this pop-up the auto play you just close that out and ignore it You don't want to go to the first link in the description and download the Java SE development kit 8 You're gonna want to come down here except download the 8U 45 Based on your Windows operating system or your Mac OS and stuff like that run that and then you're gonna want to come here to the second link in the description and Download your SD the SDK tools only for your Android device I Downloaded and installed both of these already as you can see I have that one and have the Java one So once those are installed you're gonna get them installed You're gonna see them down here Android studio Java mission controller stuff like that and you'll see them installed here You don't have to do anything with the Java development kit nothing but the Java or the Android studio But you're gonna want to expand this right click on the SDK manager I'm sorry. You're gonna want to run the SDK manager first Once this opens you'll see these two the Java SDK tools and the Java SDK platform tools you're gonna check both of those and click install only install those two make sure nothing else is checked Nothing else in this entire thing which only says installed two packages the SDK tools and the SDK platform tools And then you're gonna close it out Then what you're gonna do is go back to your start menu click all programs Open the SDK tools folder again and right click on the SDK manager Open file location and it's gonna take you to where you installed the file or the program open your platform tools and Then you're gonna want to shift and right click Inside the folder and select open command window here The next thing you're going to want to do is type This exactly you're gonna type ADB devices And then hit enter you're gonna see that your device is listed and is attached list of devices attached LG MS that's my phone And it's listed as a device if it says unauthorized simply unplug your phone and plug it back in let the drivers Install that are related to your phone Once that once you see that your device is listed you're going to want to type ADB space shell space PM space set dash install dash location space to enter it's going to change the install location to your external storage device Zero is the default meaning it installs to whatever is preferred Or whatever the app itself recommends most Excuse me most apps recommend that you install it to the internal storage But we're just changing it to two which is the external if you've set it to one It'll always install every single app to the internal storage on your phone So once that's done you can simply just close that out close out the web browser or the browser window and then You're done you'll see once I move back over to my phone what all has changed All right now that we have everything done on the computer you can simply unplug oops You can simply unplug your phone as you can see I haven't mounted on a book for some reason because I couldn't get it at the right height Unplug your phone from your computer and then simply go Unlock it go to your app go to your settings Go to all the way up to apps and then you'll see Florentra Flappy Bird wouldn't move last time it now has moved to SD card You can now move all your apps to your SD card as well as any apps from the Google Play Store will automatically install to your Your SD card as well. So let me just get find an app real quick Just that isn't stupid see smooth just will install that Except Kind of download and it's gonna install right to the SD card It's done simply go to apps go to settings so we can be ready for it Three seconds left one second left bam done you'll see once you go into apps Once it fully installs whoops. I got a little antsy there. Ha Successfully installed. Okay, go to your app drawer. Put your settings Go to apps scroll down You'll see smooth listed in here and you'll see you'll be able to move it to the SD card as well So once all your apps are installed you can move every single app to the SD card and It's really gonna save you a lot of space on your internal storage and Yeah, so I hope you guys enjoyed this video if you found it helpful Let me know and I will see you guys in my next video. Hopefully it's a commentary. All right. Thanks. Bye