Show 1. 1. Find "Application manager"Slide your finger downwards starting from the top of the screen. Press the settings icon. Press Applications. Press Application manager. 2. 2. Move apps to memory cardPress the required app. Press Storage. Press CHANGE. Press the name of the memory card. Press MOVE. 3. 3. Return to the home screenPress the Home key to return to the home screen. If you want to save internal memory space on your Samsung Galaxy Tab S3, you can move apps or files to the SD card. Just perform these steps. Note: Apps that you move to the SD card cannot be accessed when
the device is mounted to a computer. Of course, this process can become tedious if you wish to move all of your apps to the SD card. Luckily there is an app called
SDMove available at the Google Play app store that will do this for you. From SDMove you can simply tap “Menu” > “Move All” and all apps that can be moved will be. If you ever decide you want an app to be moved back to the device memory, you can repeat steps 1-5 and choose “Move to device“. Why don’t I have the option
to move my app to the SD Card? Not all apps can be moved. This could be because the developer made the app that way or because it’s an app that’s included on the ROM of the tablet. Also ensure an SD card is inserted to your device and your device is not plugged into a computer while performing the above steps. Reader InteractionsWhy can't I move apps to SD card on Samsung tablet?Developer Choice. Developers of Android apps need to explicitly make their apps available to move to the SD card using the “android:installLocation” attribute in the <manifest> element of their app. If they don't, the option to “Move to SD card” is grayed out.
Can I move apps to SD card on tablet?To move apps to the memory card
From your Home screen, tap the Application screen icon. Find and tap Settings > Apps. Tap the On SD card tab. Select application, then tap Move to SD card.
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