Please how do achieve this on Samsung Galaxy Grand Prime Plus??
The phone run on android 6.0.1 and stores app directly on the internal memory instead of the memory card

People please..........

you need a rooted phone, then a custom rom installed after that the rest is just a walk through

Seriously

PraiseDLord:
Please how do achieve this on Samsung Galaxy Grand Prime Plus??
The phone run on android 6.0.1 and stores app directly on the internal memory instead of the memory card

have you tried the application manager?

though that's one thing I hate about Samsung, mine select apps that can be move to SD card. it's not every app I can move.
I also observe when my internal memory is less than 2gb, I can't install anything again... it kept complaining of not enough memory, even when there's a lot of space on my SD card.

YOUNGSTUNNA:

have you tried the application manager?

though that's one thing I hate about Samsung, mine select apps that can be move to SD card. it's not every app I can move.
I also observe when my internal memory is less than 2gb, I can't install anything again... it kept complaining of not enough memory, even when there's a lot of space on my SD card.

Yes, infact with this marshmallow android 6.0 , you can't even move any app to memory card and I just got a 32gb sd card

PraiseDLord:

Yes, infact with this marshmallow android 6.0 , you can't even move any app to memory card and I just got a 32gb sd card

That sucks a lot... internal memory is limited

YOUNGSTUNNA:

That sucks a lot... internal memory is limited

i have d same issue on my galaxy on5

Ama80:
i have d same issue on my galaxy on5

it's really annoying I have to be moving stuff manually to SD card.
Try unmounting your internal storage and see if it'll work.

Any solution here?

if it's a device restriction then just root the phone! and hey don't be scared of rooting. the PC version of 'kingoroot' , 'kingroot' roots marshmallow Samsung devices without hassle. all you need is a PC, drivers for Samsung(download very small size) USB data cable, stable internet for the few minutes during the rooting as the app like kingoroot roots from cloud so success rate is high.

after you have root access download 'root essentials' from playstore use it and set storage to SD card.

remember Google knows everything.

other worthy mentions to guide you:

xda-developersdotcom

hovatechdotcom

wikihowdotcom

Franky826:
if it's a device restriction then just root the phone! and hey don't be scared of rooting. the PC version of 'kingoroot' , 'kingroot' roots marshmallow Samsung devices without hassle. all you need is a PC, drivers for Samsung(download very small size) USB data cable, stable internet for the few minutes during the rooting as the app like kingoroot roots from cloud so success rate is high.

after you have root access download 'root essentials' from playstore use it and set storage to SD card.

remember Google knows everything.

other worthy mentions to guide you:

xda-developersdotcom

hovatechdotcom

wikihowdotcom

Can you offer a remote assistance?

Luckybelt:

Can you offer a remote assistance?

Well, rooting your phone should be easy... Kingroot application for Android will do the trick.. To get it just go on your browser and google 'Kingroot apk free download' find it and download... Make sure you go to settings, go to 'Security' and turn on "Unknown Sources" to allow installing apps from other sources apart from Google play store. Once installed tap the root button and make sure you have internet connection. It should reboot... Afterwards...go to Google Play Store now and download "Root Checker"...open it use it to see if you have rooted your phone successfully...it should show a green symbol if your phone is rooted... If it's not rooted,
meaning King root failed, it will tell you it couldn't root your device. Though I am using an Infinix hot note x551 upgraded to lollipop.. The new software security prevented kingroot from working on my phone so I found a solution to that by going into my settings.. Scrolling down to "About Phone" tapping 'Build number' 6 to 10 times I think, to see a pop up message "You are now a developer" went back to settings page... Opened "Developers options" looked for "OEM unlocking" ..switched it on... Went back to settings page... Opened security... Went to "Device administrators" u should see Kingroot listed along with Android device manager... Just turn everything you see there on.. Then go back and scroll down to look for "apps with usage access" turn everything on too.. Now go back to settings page... Find and open "Accessibility" turn on Kingroot. You should see it there... Now leave settings... Go to Kingroot application and try to root again... Should reboot and work this time around... Then open Root Checker and check if phone is now truly rooted...

Then you can get this app to move apps to SD card http://thecassions.com/suv/?l7u8dUF2Mq3mftvPHk

wat about the solution on windows phone, i have the same problem on my phone

Udezer69:


Well, rooting your phone should be easy... Kingroot application for Android will do the trick.. To get it just go on your browser and google 'Kingroot apk free download' find it and download... Make sure you go to settings, go to 'Security' and turn on "Unknown Sources" to allow installing apps from other sources apart from Google play store. Once installed tap the root button and make sure you have internet connection. It should reboot... Afterwards...go to Google Play Store now and download "Root Checker"...open it use it to see if you have rooted your phone successfully...it should show a green symbol if your phone is rooted... If it's not rooted,
meaning King root failed, it will tell you it couldn't root your device. Though I am using an Infinix hot note x551 upgraded to lollipop.. The new software security prevented kingroot from working on my phone so I found a solution to that by going into my settings.. Scrolling down to "About Phone" tapping 'Build number' 6 to 10 times I think, to see a pop up message "You are now a developer" went back to settings page... Opened "Developers options" looked for "OEM unlocking" ..switched it on... Went back to settings page... Opened security... Went to "Device administrators" u should see Kingroot listed along with Android device manager... Just turn everything you see there on.. Then go back and scroll down to look for "apps with usage access" turn everything on too.. Now go back to settings page... Find and open "Accessibility" turn on Kingroot. You should see it there... Now leave settings... Go to Kingroot application and try to root again... Should reboot and work this time around... Then open Root Checker and check if phone is now truly rooted...

Then you can get this app to move apps to SD card http://thecassions.com/suv/?l7u8dUF2Mq3mftvPHk

Kingroot is not working on my Samsung Galaxy Prime +. Any other type of software i can try?

I tried to install Odin also to root it. Could nt install. I still need help

Luckybelt:


Kingroot is not working on my Samsung Galaxy Prime +. Any other type of software i can try?

Okay ..Can you do me a favour and Google "how to root Samsung galaxy prime plus"

PraiseDLord:
Please how do achieve this on Samsung Galaxy Grand Prime Plus??
The phone run on android 6.0.1 and stores app directly on the internal memory instead of the memory card

You don't need to root your phone
Settings> application> select an app
•on the application info, select storage
•If it's an app you can move, you'll see "storage used" with an option to change it from internal storage to SD card

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