Make files downloadable to the SD card of Android Phone
Just found that the OneDrive app on Android does not support downloading files to the SD card. That should be fixed as in most situations, the SD card is the better (and larger) place for your documents to be kept on your phone.
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Installing the OneDrive app on an SD card is now supported on most Android devices. This allows you to install the entire app as well as any files/folders you mark for offline availability will use this additional storage.
7 comments
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AlG
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Wrong solution! I realize MS is a PC software company but the newer versions of Android do not allow apps to be installed on the SD card anymore, so your solution is only for older android devices.
Your solution is out of date at the time of implementation!
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Mario Adrián
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I think that don't really answer the question. The subject of commentary is other.. It's use SD to download files not to install the app. Anyway the app don't clean the photos from external storage yet.
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Anonymous
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This doesn't work for Samsung Galaxy S9. Option to change location of app to SD card doesn't exist.
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Rob Wickham
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Not working on Kindle Fire HD8. I move the app to the SD Card, and sure enough, all the files in my account that I mark for offline use end up filling up the internal storage, not the SD Card. Once internal storage is full, the app crashes.
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Joan Giralt Duran
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I have same problem. When i download a file i can store it straight to the sd card. I have to store it to the phone first. Please fix it
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Roy
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Boom it's done should only refer to a feature that is for ALL devices. Unfortunately this feature doesn't work on my LG G6.
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Chad Simmons
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+1 (currently out of votes)
