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Help Move Apps to SD - NOT Rooted

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To be honest, I found rooting a hell of a lot easier than this procedure.


Well if you followed williams guide, he has 11 uneccessary steps, so I'm not surprised.

An easier way is this:

1) download and install htc sync





2) download sdk and extract to C:\




3) Connect your phone by USB and select the HTC sync option



4) Open command prompt
(in Windows)


  • Go to Start > Run
  • Type "Cmd" and press OK



5) In the black window:



  • Type "cd\android-sdk-windows\tools" and press enter
  • Then Type "ADB shell" and press enter
  • Then Type "pm setinstalllocation 2" and press enter


Done
 
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Well if you followed williams guide, he has 11 uneccessary steps, so I'm not surprised.

An easier way is this:

1) download and install htc sync





2) download sdk and extract to C:\




3) Connect your phone by USB and select the HTC sync option



4) Open command prompt
(in Windows)


  • Go to Start > Run
  • Type "Cmd" and press OK



5) In the black window:



  • Type "cd\android-sdk-windows\tools" and press enter
  • Then Type "ADB shell" and press enter
  • Then Type "pm setinstalllocation 2" and press enter


Done


+1 worked flawlessly for me
 
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Ok, what happens if I clear data on lots of the apps. EG there is 15mb of data on Internet...what would happen if I clear it?

I'm starting to wonder if I root the phone would this make my life easier!

What else can I do with a rooted phone? and what would change?
Read the links in SUroot's sig to find out the joys of rooting; it's pretty easy if you follow my sig! ;)
 
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