Helpful tips 

How do I stop adverts on my Galaxy S5?

Joe Ford

How do I stop adverts on my Galaxy S5?

  1. 1 Launch the Samsung Internet app.
  2. 2 Tap on the 3 Lines.
  3. 3 Select Settings.
  4. 4 Select Sites and download > toggle on Block pop-ups.
  5. 5 Head back to the Samsung Internet menu and select Ad blockers.
  6. 6 Download a suggested Ad blocker.

What is the song in the new Samsung Galaxy commercial?

Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5G – Size – Song by VideoHelper Here’s the new 2021 YouTube and TV commercial for the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5G flip phone that promises “Everything you want in half the size”.

How do I clear my cache and cookies on my Galaxy S5?

Clear cache / cookies / history

  1. From any Home screen, tap Apps.
  2. Tap Internet.
  3. Tap the Menu icon.
  4. Scroll to and tap Settings.
  5. Scroll to ‘ADVANCED,’ then tap Privacy.
  6. Tap Delete personal data.
  7. Select the desiredcheck box: Cache. Cookies and site data. Browsing history.
  8. Tap Delete.

How do I clear internal storage on my Galaxy S5?

If under 150 MB, use the following tips to clear more storage:

  1. Delete unnecessary text messages (SMS) and picture messages (MMS).
  2. Transfer pictures and media to a computer, and remove it from the phone memory.
  3. Clear the browser cache, cookies, or history.
  4. Clear Facebook app cache.
  5. Manage applications.

How do I reduce the internal storage on my Galaxy S5?

To remove Apps Cache and Apps Data, follow these steps:

  1. 1 Tap Settings.
  2. 2 Tap Apps.
  3. 3 Select the desired App.
  4. 4 Tap Storage.
  5. 5 To clear App Data, tap CLEAR DATA. To clear App Cache, tap CLEAR CACHE.

Why does my Samsung keep saying storage is full?

Solution 1: Clear App Cache to Free up Space on Android In general, the lack of working space is probably the main cause of having insufficient storage available for Android users. Usually, any Android app uses three sets of storage for the app itself, the app’s data files and the app’s cache.

How can I increase the internal memory of my Galaxy S5?

How to move files to the Galaxy S5’s MicroSD card

  1. Open the Apps drawer.
  2. Open the My Files app.
  3. Navigate to Local Storage.
  4. Select Device Storage.
  5. Locate the files you wish to move to your SD card and tap the check box next to each.
  6. Open the Menu in the top right corner.
  7. Tap Move, then tap Copy.
  8. Select SD memory card.

Can I add memory to my Galaxy S5?

Initially launched back in April 2014, the Galaxy S5 comes with a 5.10inch touchscreen display and is packed with 16GB of internal storage that can be expanded via a microSD card.

What SD card do I need for Samsung S5?

Samsung Galaxy S Series

Model Max External Memory Memory Card Type
Galaxy S3 Up to 64GB MicroSD
Galaxy S3 Mini and S3 Mini VE Up to 32GB MicroSD
Galaxy S4, and S4 Active and S4 Mini Up to 64GB MicroSD
Galaxy S5 and S5 Neo Up to 128GB MicroSD

How do I make my pictures saved to my SD card Galaxy S5?

How to save photos to SD card on Galaxy S5?

  1. Step 1: Start Camera app.
  2. Step 2: Tap Settings icon as shown below.
  3. Step 3: Tap Storage location as shown below. Current storage location for photos and videos is indicated in the icon as well.
  4. Step 4: Tap Memory card as shown above.
  5. Step 5: Tap anywhere to return.
  6. Step 6: Take photos or record videos as usual.

How do I set my SD card as default storage on Galaxy S5?

How to set default storage to SD card

  1. While on a home screen, tap “Apps”
  2. Tap “Internet”
  3. Press the “Menu” key and tap “Settings”
  4. Under “Advanced”, tap “Content settings”
  5. Tap “Default storage” and select “SD card”

How do I automatically save to SD card?

Save files to your SD card

  1. On your Android device, open Files by Google. . Learn how to view your storage space.
  2. In the top left, tap More Settings .
  3. Turn on Save to SD card.
  4. You will receive a prompt asking for permissions. Tap Allow.

Can I transfer SD card to new phone?

An SD card you’ve used in an Android phone will have a bunch of files on it. I’d suggest you copy them somewhere else like your Google Drive storage, so you can reformat the card (that’s just easier), but if you want them on your new phone, you can leave them right where they are.