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Das Mobilgerät zeigt eine Verbindung an, der Sync Manager meldet 'Nicht mit dem Smartphone verbunden'.

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1-Tap Cleaner or Easy Cache Cleaner.Windows 10 ist das jüngste Update installiert.

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If you are still able to install apps, this hairy process can be eased up a lot by some little helpers like e.g. Note that clearing cache is non-destructive, as it only removes temporary files - while claring data is not, as it will remove all data you stored with the app, including its settings.

If you want to remove the apps data as well, hit the 'Clear Data' button, too. Now select each app, one by one, and hit the 'Clear Cache' button.Select 'Manage Apps' (or 'Manage Applications', see above).

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Select 'Apps' (or 'Applications' - the name differs between devices and Android versions).

You can do that manually without any special app (in case you are already unable to install any) - but it's a bit wearing: While the first 2 items should be clear, some explanation on the 3rd.

cleanup cache (and, optionally, data from apps where you could start-over).

if possible, move apps rarely used to external storage (App2SD).

However, depending on the action the 'temporary span' can be quite long - so if you are afraid to root and to follow the steps recommended in the other answers, here's a list of possibilities: My advice would be to use this command to enable moving to sd card and then revert back.Ĭlearing internal storage will probably be a temporary relief only, as it will fill-up again in (probably short) time. You could just move them to external though. games like angry bird), are installed in internal.

I have seen some weird behavior with this, apps which are set to install in SD Card by default (i.e. Note-> If you want to revert back to original use option 0 in step 4. they will still take space on internal memory in data partition though for dalvik cache, app-cache, private-cache etc. Now whatever new apps you install will be installed to sd card. (0 for auto, 1 for internal, 2 for sd card ) Use command ' pm setInstallLocation 2' ( will set default install Use command ' adb shell' (will open a $ prompt) List of connected devices) (you should have android sdk's Run command prompt or terminal use command ' adb devices' (will show

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) (Root not required)Ī PC (Any OS will do Windows, Mac or Linux)Īndroid SDK or replacement for ADB (Install android sdk from official site. ( A 1GB partition would do fine.)Īlthough there is a alternative too, which can help you move some of the apps which are by default not enabled for moving to SD Card.Īn Android Device (Obviously.

Install a custom ROM, with app2sd/data2sd scripts, which enables you to use a ext3/ext4 partition on your SD card to use for installing apps.

Root your device and delete unwanted system apps (bloatware).

Moving apps to SD Card (which I believe you have already tried).

This will be the actual memory available to you. You should get a list of installed apps with available storage at bottom like this, To check, how much actual space you have for data partition. The data partition is where your apps are stored. System partition holds your ROM (firmware) and may include apps which came per-installed when you purchased the device. The 512 MB storage may be divided into several partitions. (it can't be mounted)įrom what I understand your HTC Desire device has 512 MB of internal ROM which is used for both your stock firmware and user installed apps. And it won't be visible in your PC/desktop anyways with a USB connection. You can't access it without rooting your device. Most probably your internal memory is too low.