Samsung Galaxy A53, Руководство пользователя

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To remove a file, navigate back to My Files, and then tap More options (the three vertical dots). Tap
Settings, and then make sure the switch next to Trash is turned on.
7.
Tap Back, and then select your desired file category. If needed, select any additional folders that contain
your desired files (i.e. Screenshots, etc.).
8.
Touch and hold the file(s) or folder(s) you want to delete.
9.
Tap Delete, and then tap Move to Trash to confirm. The file will stay in the Trash for 30 days before being
permanently deleted.
10.
Use a microSD card or OTG flash drive
Note: Not all phone or tablet models support microSD cards or external storage options that use excessive
amounts of power to operate. Encrypted music or other purchases cannot be moved to external storage.
If you're looking to transfer all of your files, you can use a convenient microSD card or flash drive. You can also
use the options in Device care to help clear space.
First, insert your microSD card or USB OTG flash drive. Navigate to the Samsung folder, and then open My
Files.
1.
Find the file you want to move, and then touch and hold the file.
2.
To move additional files in the same folder, you will need to select All at the top of the screen. Or, you can
select multiple files individually.
3.
Next, tap Move or Copy at the bottom of the screen, and then navigate back to the My Files home page.
4.
Tap SD card or USB Storage - this will only show up if you have a flash device inserted. Then, tap Move
here.
5.
Please note you can only move or copy files this way in the My Files app. You cannot move or copy files to
other apps, such as Gallery.
MicroSD cards are not limited only to files. You can even move certain apps (
"https://www.samsung.com/us/support/answer/ANS00062607/" ) to the SD card!
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