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How Download straight to SD card?
No, you're doing fine.
Sony just fool his costumers announcing 8GB of memory, without counting all the insatalling Android OS and predetermined apps.
Is just a shame that such a good phone came with that amount of memory.
Try to pick a google music account, practicly impossible...you need free space in your main memory to download songs, so that's a forbiden feature for M4 aqua users.
How ? Android system doesn't allow it.
Hi,
Does this process require the device to be rooted?
I'm trying to follow the instructions and what I'm seeing is an error:
java.lang.SecurityException: Package android does not belong to 2000
What should I do next? My phone is an Xperia M4 Aqua. It truly is a great phone that is hamstrung by it's lack of memory.
Hi,
On your "App" settings, you can move your Apps to SD Card, this will create space on your Internal Storage.
Shap
@xavinux wrote:You can also set with the Android adb, to store apps in the SD Card intead of the internal memory.
You should have ADB installed, the SDK up to date, and the USB debugging turned on from your device on the Developer Options.
Then plug your Xperia to your computer and from a command prompt (you'll probably have to be in the folder where adb.exe is,most likely something like C:\Program Files (x86)\Android\android-sdk\platform-tools\adb.exe) run this command:
adb shell pm setInstallLocation 2 (where 0 represents the internal storage and 2 represents the SD Card storage).
To clear warnings about the available memory space on your device you can run:
adb shell pm hide com.sonymobile.storagechecker
I hope can be useful.
Best Regards,
Is this work for xperia z5 compact, too?