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If you are using a S4 phone and would like to use the app2sd function, please first make sure that the device's ROM has been upgraded to XXUBMEA build. For more details about how to download or upgrade you device to ...UBM.. build, please visit http://goo.gl/c7z39 If you cannot find the Move button from your device, or AppMgr shows "emulated" message for your device. It means that your device removes the function of moving apps to SD from Android system so the moving apps function cannot be supported. Please read FAQ 9 from http://android.a0soft.com/?url=App2SD.htm for details. This is configured by manufacture. Nothing developers can do about this. Please ask for manufacture sending you an app2sd enabled ROM as Samsung does for S4.

As you may know that, Android 6 introduces a new moving "apps to SD" feature (adoptable storage, refer to #4 below) and abandon the original solution of moving apps to portable external storage. If you are using an Android 6 or greater device, you have to format the SD card as internal storage for moving apps. It's required by Android. You can do that by following the instructions below: How to turn external SD card into internal storage on Marshmallow? 1. Go to the device "Settings" > select "Storage". 2. Select your SD Card > tap the three-dot menu on top-right corner > and select "Settings" (or "Storage settings") from there. 3. Select Format as internal (not Format or Format as portable storage ) > and then "Erase & Format" on the next screen. 4. Your SD Card will now be formatted as internal storage. 5. Reboot phone. This is very important; otherwise, you may end up frustrated with issues

To move apps to SD on an Android 6 or greater device, you have to format the SD card as internal storage (refer to http://bit.ly/2rOy4Uh ). Unfortunately, device manufacturers may remove the "Format as internal" option (no idea why they want to do that?). If you are using such a device, you can still format the SD card as internal without rooting the device. Please visit the following page for how to: https://www.xda-developers.com/enable-adoptable-storage-for-galaxy-s7-and-s7-edge/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y68EZlCW70E It looks a little bit complicated but, at least, it works w/o you to root the device for enabling this function. As it's the device's issue, you can also get help from your device manufacturer & mobile carrier .

Please visit https://appslova.com/fix-google-play-store-error-907/ and https://www.androidpit.com/how-to-solve-google-play-store-errors for how to fix it. If Google Play Store stuck at downloading or installing, please visit http://itechify.com/2015/09/12/google-play-store-stuck-at-downloading-how-to-fix-this/ for how to fix it.

If you get this error while moving apps, usually it's the bugs of Android, please first report the issue to the manufacture. In the meantime, you can try to fix it by: 1. reboot the phone to see if it works. If not, go to the next step. 2. uncheck the "Enable Accessibility..." bottom option from the "Move apps" window 3. start to move apps 4. before moving some apps (e.g. Skype) to SD, you have to first force stop it. Please first tap the "Force stop" button from the "App info" window before you tap the Move button. PS: If you are using a rooted device, please first uncheck the root app mover setting before trying the steps above.

The problem is caused by Xiaomi devices use different permission settings than the standard Android system. It can be resolved by opening Security app, tap Permissions icon, tap Other permissions item, find and tap our app and then tap the Display pop-up window item and grant permission for it. If the device runs on MIUI 10 or above, please go to:  Launcher > Settings > Apps > Manage apps > tap our app > Battery saver > select "No restrictions"

Our App Usage, aProfiles, and 2 Battery apps keep running in the background for monitoring the device state. Unfortunately, some devices built-in a task killer (optimizer, memory cleaner, or battery saving) function which kills our apps in the background and results in it stops to work. To fix the problem, please go through system settings or built-in apps to add our apps to the whitelist. Please first visit https://dontkillmyapp.com/ , tap the block of your device brand and then follow instructions of the solution section for adding our apps to the whitelist. Here also listed some examples about how to add our apps to the whitelist: THESE INSTRUCTIONS ARE NOT EXACT. With over 17,000 different Android models from all over the world, every device is a little different. If you don't see the exact same things as listed here, poke around in the Android Settings or on the home screen for an app that might be the "battery saver", "optimizer", or memory cleaner op

Due to the limitation of Android, some root-only functions require you to install our app as a system app. On Android 8.0 or greater devices: ================================ An app required permissions won't be automatically granted even it has been moved to "/system/priv-app/". If you are using Magisk, please download App Systemizer for converting our app as a system app. Here are the steps: 1. install and then open Magisk ( https://magiskmanager.com/ ) 2. tap Menu > Downloads 3. install "App Systemizer (Terminal Emulator)" 4. reboot the device 5. install and then open Terminal Emulator ( http://bit.ly/2IrPZWN ) 6. type "su" 7. type "systemize" 8. type "1" for Systemize Installed Apps and wait for listing apps 9. type the number corresponding to our app in the list 10. type "2" for "/system/priv-app" 11. reboot the device For more details, please visit http://bit.ly/2yCvu9S or http://bit

Some devices built-in an auto-start manager (or management) function which prevents our apps from auto start-up after you reboot the device. Usually, you can find it by going to: * Launcher > Settings > Security > Auto-start management or * Launcher > Settings > Security > Permissions > Auto-start management or  * Launcher > app drawer > Auto-start manager (or auto-start management) or * Launcher > Settings > Battery > Launch > Turn off the switch for our app (i.e. Manage manually) Please add our apps to the allowed list. It's better to also add our apps to the battery optimization ignored list, please visit http://bit.ly/2EEMD4o for how to. Here also listed some examples about how to add our apps to the whitelist: THESE INSTRUCTIONS ARE NOT EXACT. With over 17,000 different Android models from all over the world, every device is a little different. If you don't see the exact same things as listed here, poke around in the Andr

Take a screenshot On most phones, just press and hold the Power + Volume Down buttons at the same time for a second, and your phone will take a screenshot. It'll show up in your Gallery app for you to share with whomever you wish! Unfortunately, not all phones use the standard Android method. * Samsung devices require you to press the Power + Home buttons instead * Some phones use the standard method but also have additional options. For example, on Sony Xperia devices you can press the Power button to access the options menu. From there, you can take screenshots and record the screen. For more information, please visit http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/6-ways-to-take-screenshots-on-android/ Record a video You can find many free screen recorder apps on Play. E.g.  https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.hecorat.screenrecorder.free

It's the known issue of Google Play. To fix the problem, you have to downgrade Play to the old version (Don't worry, your data won't be lost). Please follow the following steps for how to: 1. uninstall Google Play Store by going to Launcher > System Settings > Apps > Google Play Store > Disable > Disable app 2. Launcher > System Settings > Apps > Google Play Store > Enable 3. open Google Play Store app 4. open our apps and it should work now

It's the known issue of Google Play. Please follow the steps below to restore the transactions: 1. enable the mobile data (not Wi-Fi) connection and make sure your Internet connection is available 2. open Google Play Store app and make sure that you can browse apps 3. open our app (FREE version) > MENU > Upgrade to PRO version or tap the top shopping cart toolbar icon > MENU > Restore transactions If it does not get the license, please continue trying the following steps: 4. visit Launcher > Menu > Settings > Applications > Manage applications 5. tab over to "All" 6. select the Google Play Store app, and then tap "Clear data" and "Clear cache" 7. select the Google Play services app, and then tap "Clear data" and "Clear cache" 8. repeat step 1 to 3 If you still have a problem to retrieve the license, please continue trying the following steps: 9. uninstall our app 10. reboot the device 11. i