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This wikiHow teaches you how to transfer your Music folder and all of its contents from your Galaxy's internal storage to your SD card.
Steps
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1Open your Galaxy's My Files app. Find and tap the yellow folder icon on your Apps menu to open My Files.
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2Tap Internal storage. This will open a list of all the folders in your Galaxy's internal storage.Advertisement
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3Scroll down and find the Music folder. This folder contains all the music files stored in your internal storage.
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4Tap and hold the Music folder. This will highlight the Music folder on the list. A yellow checkmark will appear next to it.
- Optionally, you can select and move multiple folders at once. In this case, tap all the folders you want to select.
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5Tap ⋮ icon on the top-right. This will open all your folder options on the right-hand side of your screen.
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6Tap Move on the menu. A list of available storage directories will pop-up from the bottom of your screen.
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7Select the SD card option on the pop-up menu. This will move your Music folder and all of its contents from your Galaxy's internal storage to your SD card.
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1. Open the My Files app.
2. Tap Internal Storage.
3. Tap and hold the Music folder.
4. Tap "⋮" on the top-right.
5. Tap Move.
6. Select SD card.
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