Move my games to the SD card

[Ann_27]

I bought a new LG 10 and there is nowhere to move my apps to my SD card

 

[Saga Lout]

Is it still running the Android Lollipop system or has it been upgraded to Marshmallow? There's a big difference in the methodology.

 

[Ann_27]

Is it still running the Android Lollipop system or has it been upgraded to Marshmallow? There's a big difference in the methodology.

 

[Saga Lout]

Thanks for the Best Answer award but I think I should unselect it at least until you post back with whether or not you found the answer.

 

[Ann_27]

Thanks for the Best Answer award but I think I should unselect it at least until you post back with whether or not you found the answer.

 

[Ann_27]

No I'm sorry I have been unable to find a solution. Thank you

 

[Saga Lout]

Between them, the manufacturers and the service providers conspire to prevent Apps being able to run on the SdCard. That's one reason we need ot know which version of the Android system you're running and your phone started with one version which could later be upgraded.

Tap your Apps square then go into Settings, then More and scroll down to About Phone. Do you have Android 5 or 6?

I have to say at this stage that a lot of Apps can't run from the SdCard because they have to be run from within the system folders so you may not succeed with this at all.

 

[Ann_27]

Between them, the manufacturers and the service providers conspire to prevent Apps being able to run on the SdCard. That's one reason we need ot know which version of the Android system you're running and your phone started with one version which could later be upgraded.

Tap your Apps square then go into Settings, then More and scroll down to About Phone. Do you have Android 5 or 6?

I have to say at this stage that a lot of Apps can't run from the SdCard because they have to be run from within the system folders so you may not succeed with this at all.

 

[Ann_27]

All I know is it's an Android K 10. My fiend has the K 7 and under each app it says if it can be transferred to SD card. I have never had a phone that did not have this. Thank you for helping

 

[Saga Lout]

In the path to the setting I described above, you should be able to see the version. You will also see the Build Number. Tap that seven times and you will see a message "You are now a developer". That is part of the road to rooting the device which you may have to do to get where you want to be.

Sorry to bang on about the version but it is important.

 

[Ann_27]

In the path to the setting I described above, you should be able to see the version. You will also see the Build Number. Tap that seven times and you will see a message "You are now a developer". That is part of the road to rooting the device which you may have to do to get where you want to be.

Sorry to bang on about the version but it is important.

 

[Ann_27]

Thank you so much for all your help I really appreciate it. I will give it a try and let you know what happens!