Join your memory card of 1 GB to 2 GB change that

Your smartphone's memory is full, you have to do ? Of course, make use of SD cards and memory increase, some apps or uninstall softwares or turn off background apps and what not Saving, but if your memory card is limited, you expect Alas ! memory card with more memory would. Now do not worry, because today we bring you the solution to this problem. Will give you some tips, which help your 1GB memory card of 2GB will become of.

1. Find the first memory card to your PC.

2. The memory card in the computer, take a backup of all data, because your memory card Format will.

3. After the now empty memory card into your computer Skymedi software download.

4. After installation is complete, the app will automatically launch and two Option Fix and Cancel will show a window. Now the memory card from the drop-down menu to browse.

5. Once you've selected the location of the card, then Fix click, it will ask you for confirmation, so your Yes to confirm by clicking. After selecting the memory card, the application approximately 955MB in size will show, it will be because you 1GB memory card is insert.

6. After this process is complete, the application will ask you to unplug the memory card. Now please take out and insert again. Now you will see that the memory card storage capacity of 2GB has increased.

7. If you want to memory card storage Czech , you My computer> Memory card> Select Properties , and click on.You will see the size of the memory card 2GB is.

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