How I fully use my external sd card (my Note 4 isn't rooted)?

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how i fully use my external sd card I'd my note 4 isn't rooted?

I use es file explorer and often can't copy,move,delete files from my external sd card or from internal to external .a lot of time sistem said I don't have right to do that

 

[B. Diddy]

Re: how i fully use my external sd card I'd my note 4 isn't rooted?

Welcome to Android Central! ES File Explorer should have the proper SD permissions. Can you use it to create a new directory on the SD card?

 

[dpham00]

Re: how i fully use my external sd card I'd my note 4 isn't rooted?

If you are on KitKat then you will need to use the stock my files app to write to the sd card. Es won't do it. I believe that this is fixed in lollipop. This isn't a Galaxy problem, many Androids on KitKat have this issue m

Sent from my Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note 4

 

[lterry913]

I would love to know for sure if anyone who gets lollipop has this capability. I really miss being able to move things to my card.

 

[Karma Lotus]

Seems to me that the true problem is that it is more desirable that we use cloud services for transferring files instead of SD cards. Everything in the cloud can be read by Uncle Sam and stored in Utah.

 

[plumcrazy]

Seems to me that the true problem is that it is more desirable that we use cloud services for transferring files instead of SD cards. Everything in the cloud can be read by Uncle Sam and stored in Utah.

i agree but if uncle sam wants to see my d*** pics, he's welcome to it lol

 

[sparksd]

I would love to know for sure if anyone who gets lollipop has this capability. I really miss being able to move things to my card.

Yes, I have done it repeatedly using ES File Explorer running on Lollipop. No problems.

 

[angel220]

Re: how i fully use my external sd card I'd my note 4 isn't rooted?

You can transfer files from device to SD card using the my files folder, no need for an app.

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