Though Google re-enabled the app moving feature in OS 4.3, only some smartphones are supported. Your phone should run between Android 4.0 to 4.2. What’s more, the app should be designed to be movable first. It depends on the phone model and OS you are using. Be aware that not all apps can be moved to the Android SD card. If there are too many apps installed on your phone internal storage, you can transfer apps from internal memory to SD card.
How to Move Apps from Internal Memory to SD Card Step 6Tap Done or OK to move internal storage to SD card. You can also create a new folder to save the transferred files. Select the destination folder in your SD card. Then select Move from the three-dot Menu list.
Step 4Long press the file or folder until it is marked. For instance, you can open the DCIM folder to move photos and videos to SD card. Step 3Browse and find the files you want to transfer to SD card. Step 2Tap Internal Storage or Device Storage to access all your files and folders stored in the Android internal phone. If you cannot find such a file manager app, you can download one from the Google Play Store. Just check the maximum capacity of microSD card that your phone or tablet support.
An Android phone running OS 4.0 and later supports data transferring to SD card. Well, you should also keep the C drive clean to make your computer run fast. To improve the performance of your Android phone, it is not recommended to store too many files in the internal memory. Part 1: How to Transfer Files from Internal Memory to SD Card