How to install apps on external sd card?

[thebestappgames]

Hey Guys can anyone help me out to solve this problem.

[chandan_123]

1st root ur handset & then SD card partitioning ex2 configure and last install link2sd apk.
any problem contact me on snork.

[BesfortShalaTec]

well I use adb a lot for installing apps ! and it saves my time cause clients here some are newbis

1st.. adb shell set-install-location 2 you type this and deafult apk are installed in sdcard

2nd which i prefer more adb install -s name.apk this method you use to install apk always 1 by 1 to sdcard ! and 100% work

all the best !

[waqas671]

1-Install apkinstaller on pc
2- download apks
3- connect phone with pc (usb debugging must be enabled)
4- open apkinstaller
5- check mark on sd card option
6- select apks and hit install button
7- smile

[BesfortShalaTec]

Originally Posted by waqas671

1-Install apkinstaller on pc
2- download apks
3- connect phone with pc (usb debugging must be enabled)
4- open apkinstaller
5- check mark on sd card option
6- select apks and hit install button
7- smile

why use an app while you can try to be more pro and do it your self via adb commands ? ! you dont need a GUI

[waqas671]

Originally Posted by BesfortShalaTec

why use an app while you can try to be more pro and do it your self via adb commands ? ! you dont need a GUI

but everyone is not pro like you

[pawan_verma51]

sir plz tel me what root banfit 1s aplcati and is play store game and aplicaton free dowan load is game dowan loding sd card plz step wase

[aan1991]

try using app FolderMount:

Today some apps store big files over the internal SD card (e.g. games, podcasts, offline RSS content, pictures, videos, offline navigation software). Typically users have a small internal sd card size (~16GB) while the external SD is a lot bigger (~32-64GB). Most of these apps users download from the Play Store save their application data in the internal sdcard by default and don’t have an option to use the external SD card to store data so they starve your internal SD card memory. FolderMount is the solution to this issue.

This app has the ability to link folders in your internal sdcard to folders in your external sdcard thereby populating the internal sdcard folders with content that really exists in the external card. This helps us free space and have multiple games/apps with big data stored simultaneously without the need to uninstall. For Nexus devices with no external sdcard, this application should help link folders to a usb flash drive for example.

Foldermount can be downloaded here