How to store apps in sd card in such a way that they run properly when opened?
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hi friend here is your answer
when you install an app go to your phone settings open the mobile storage from their you will see a option moving to sd card tap on it select the apps to move select move
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when you install an app go to your phone settings open the mobile storage from their you will see a option moving to sd card tap on it select the apps to move select move
hope it helps
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RAHULSEN504:
will the app work properly when it is moved to sd card?
yeah
i mean of i move an app to sd card and i restart my phone, i see that it dosen't work.
then your sd card have problem or storage would be full
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1. Open Settings. You can access Settings from the icon on your Home screen, app drawer or from your phone's Menu button.
2. Tap Applications, Apps, or Application Manager. You may need to scroll down to find it. The label changes depending on the phone and version you are using.
3. Tap Manage Applications. If you are using Android 2.2, you will need to tap this to open your Applications list. If you are running a later version, you will already see your list of apps.
4. Select an App. Tap on the app that you want to move to SD card. Look for a button that says "Move to SD Card". Tap it to move the app. If the button is greyed out, the app does not support moving to the SD card. If the button is missing your version of Android and your phone do not support moving apps to the SD card.[2]
Remember, an app has to be specifically designed to allow being moved to an SD card in order for this option to be available.[3]
5. Download an app mover. You can download apps such as Link2SD that will allow you to quickly see which of your apps can be moved to the SD card, saving you the time of going through each app one by one. These apps may even be able to move apps that don't normally support being moved, though this may cause issues when you run them.
..These programs are much more effective if your phone has been rooted.
2. Tap Applications, Apps, or Application Manager. You may need to scroll down to find it. The label changes depending on the phone and version you are using.
3. Tap Manage Applications. If you are using Android 2.2, you will need to tap this to open your Applications list. If you are running a later version, you will already see your list of apps.
4. Select an App. Tap on the app that you want to move to SD card. Look for a button that says "Move to SD Card". Tap it to move the app. If the button is greyed out, the app does not support moving to the SD card. If the button is missing your version of Android and your phone do not support moving apps to the SD card.[2]
Remember, an app has to be specifically designed to allow being moved to an SD card in order for this option to be available.[3]
5. Download an app mover. You can download apps such as Link2SD that will allow you to quickly see which of your apps can be moved to the SD card, saving you the time of going through each app one by one. These apps may even be able to move apps that don't normally support being moved, though this may cause issues when you run them.
..These programs are much more effective if your phone has been rooted.
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