Hi guys,
I am left with only 10% of free internal storage and while looking for ways to get some free space, I discovered that a heavy app like Real Racing 3 takes up about 3 GB of my internal storage. All my apps are on the internal storage but when I check Real Racing 3 in Application Manager I can see that almost 3 GB of data should be on the SD Card. I can see the following: Total (2.96 GB), Application (66.65 MB), SD Card App (0.00 B), Data (54.77 MB) and SD card data (2.84 GB). Why aren't those 3 GB on the SD card? The same happens if I move the app to the ext. SD card, those 3 GB stay on the internal storage. The same issue applies to other similar apps: even if I move them to the ext. SD card there are only folders on the SD but no files.
Is there a reason for this and a way to move those 3 GB of data to the ext. SD card? Ideally I would like to keep the app on the internal storage but move the 3GB on the SD, as it should be according to what Application Manager shows me.
I have done some research but I couldn't find a clear solution to this problem.
Thank you for any help.
I am left with only 10% of free internal storage and while looking for ways to get some free space, I discovered that a heavy app like Real Racing 3 takes up about 3 GB of my internal storage. All my apps are on the internal storage but when I check Real Racing 3 in Application Manager I can see that almost 3 GB of data should be on the SD Card. I can see the following: Total (2.96 GB), Application (66.65 MB), SD Card App (0.00 B), Data (54.77 MB) and SD card data (2.84 GB). Why aren't those 3 GB on the SD card? The same happens if I move the app to the ext. SD card, those 3 GB stay on the internal storage. The same issue applies to other similar apps: even if I move them to the ext. SD card there are only folders on the SD but no files.
Is there a reason for this and a way to move those 3 GB of data to the ext. SD card? Ideally I would like to keep the app on the internal storage but move the 3GB on the SD, as it should be according to what Application Manager shows me.
I have done some research but I couldn't find a clear solution to this problem.
Thank you for any help.