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How do I switch my Android device's SD card without causing problems?
I just moved to Android from iOS. My new droid is Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo V which came with a 2GB SD card. This card is almost full so I want to get a bigger and faster SD card. I have installed many apps on this SD card so I'm wondering how I can move all the content of the old card to the new one when I finally purchase it. How do I do this?
Answer
As the solution described by yrajabi basically works, it might miss some data -- e.g. if you have moved some apps to SD card using App2SD, you might miss them afterwards. So a much safer approach is:
- shut down your device
- take out the SDCard
- put the SDCard into a card reader, and attach this card reader to your PC
- make sure all files are visible in your "copy GUI" (which ever you use)
- copy all files and directories, including hidden ones, into an empty folder on your computer
- safely unmount the card, and replace it by the new one
- same way, copy all data (including hidden files/directories) to the new card
- safely unmount that card, and place it back into your device
- power up the device, you are done
This way you can make sure no files/directories have been hidden from you.
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