Re: Pictures lost from samsung galaxy s2 when sd card was transferred to samsung galaxy s5.
When you download photos from the internet, Facebook or even save them from Text messages, they are automatically saved to the phones storage not the SD card. Power your old phone up without the SD card in it and see if your photos are there, if they are, then they are on the phones storage. If you use the app that comes with the phone called "My Files", open it and you'll see at the top half all of your files broken out under "Pictures", "Videos", "Documents" etc. I would suggest using a blank SD card in your phone, go into one of those categories like "Picture" and long press on one of the files until a check box appears. Next, check the box labeled "Select all" at the top and then press the three dots (menu) in the top right corner and select "Move" from the menu. You will then be presented with two choices (as long as you have a blank SD card inserted) of Device Storage and SD Card, select the SD card and then tap on "Move here". Do that for each category (Videos, documents, etc). The reason I say use a blank SD card is because anything you have on the SD card will show up in the category list and you don't want to move items that are already on the SD card, use a blank card to keep this simple. If you want to do it another way, plug your phone into your PC and browse to the "Phone" folder once it mounts your phone. There is a folder called "Download" where all the files (including pictures) are stored when you download them from the internet. There is also a "Messages" or "Messaging" folder in the root of the device storage folder. where pictures you may have saved from text messages will reside (this folder will also have your backed up text messages if you backed any of them up). Then there is a DCIM folder where some pictures are stored from your camera in the event there was a problem with your SD card or it was too full. In the DCIM folder there is a Facebook folder where, pictures you may have saved from Facebook are. As for your PicSpeed, look for a folder called that.