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Wednesday 8 January 2014

How to increase your phone's internal memory.

What you will need

  • Your android phone (must be rooted)
  • Memory card (2Gb and above only)
  • A memory card reader (dont use a phone!)
  • A computer
  • Download and instal MiniTool from here to your computer
  • Link2SD application (should be downloaded on Google play store
  • Backup your memory card (copy all the data on it to a folder on your computer)
Steps to increasing your android internal memory

  • Step 1: Backing up your memory card:
    • before attempting this, make sure you have backed up all the files and folders on your memory card to your computer by easily coping the whole memory card and pasting into a folder on your computer.
    Step 2: Partitioning your memory card:

    • connect your memory card to your computer using a memory card reader (dont use a phone and USB cable) and take note of the letter assigned to it by your computer on my computer page example (F:), (D:) etc .
    • Open the installed MiniTool on your computer.
    • Right click on your memory card letter (example D:, F;) and click delete.
    • Now you will see the memory card showing unallocated space, right click on it again and select create as.
    • Select primary
    • If your memory card size is less than 2GB, select file system FAT. If it’s more than 2GB, select FAT32.
    • Now go down and reduce the size of your memory card on partition size so that there will be space on unallocated space (that will be your added memory, so you can choose any size you want)
    • Now, choose the unallocated space again and select Create as -> Primary
    • Now, choose EXT2/FAT32 file system. You can let the whole space take over in this step.
    • Now click ok and click apply on the top left corner of the menu.
    • Wait for it to finish this process takes a lot of time so don't panic  you have successfully partitioned your memory card.
    • copy your data backed up on your computer back to the memory card and insert it into your phone and boot it
    • this is how the mini tool partition wizard will look like insert you
    • Step 3: Configuring Link2SD:
      • Now open Link2SD which you have downloaded from Google play store on your phone
      • Link2SD will ask you to select the file system of your second permission, choose the name of the partition that you have created ext2 or fat32.
      • Now click okay, the phone will ask to get restarted, click ok so it will restart itself.
      • A dialogue box will come up after the restart click okay
      • Now their is a funnel-like icon on the top part click it you will see different options choose on internal(see picture below)
      Link2SD
      • Now tap the option key below, and select multi-select, then press the select all button. All of these apps will be selected.
      • Now still on the option key choose action then click create link
      • Select the three options (link application file, link dalvic-cache file,link library files) then click OK
      • Link2SD will then move all those apps and games then create a link with them from the second partition of your SD card. Touch OK when done
      • you wouldnot want to this process again and again you install an app on your internal memory so simply go to your menu and click auto link. now this automatically shifts your app files to the secondary partition
      • You have now free of the low memory issue with your phone.
      VERY IMPORTANT INFORMATION GUYS IF YOU WANT ONLY 1 GB OR CLOSE TO THAT OF INTERNAL MEMORY IN YOUR PHONE THEN ITS BETTER THAT YOU GUYS USE FAT 32 AS YOUR SECONDARY MEMORY AS MENTIONED EARLIER.
    • and yes guyz i have a bolt a35 the low end android device with an 8 gb memory card so i chose 1.5 gb for internal in fat 32 type and it works great now
    • you can install high end games and apps on your device now but for them to run properly you need something that's called ram and which is very low on a low end android so its better you wait for my next tutorial on how to increase your ram.....
  • Thank you for reading hope it helped you.... :)


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