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GAMES APK & SD CARD issue....help!!!...

Hi all,
Wanna ask...i have the .apk file & download sd(cache) file for the games...and already paste the sd file(cache) at gameloft folder & install the apk file to my phone....but when try to play it,ask me to download data using wifi....why??i already download it from my pc....please advice... -newbie-

zulk_77 said:
Hi all,
Wanna ask...i have the .apk file & download sd(cache) file for the games...and already paste the sd file(cache) at gameloft folder & install the apk file to my phone....but when try to play it,ask me to download data using wifi....why??i already download it from my pc....please advice... -newbie-
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One of two reasons
1. Have you put the data at the right place? should be /sdcard/gameloft
that refers to the SGS2's internal memory, not the actual removable sdcard
2. The data is corrupt or needs an update

you need to put the data to /sdcard/gameloft/games/Gloft????. The question marks is the shortform of the game for example Asphalt 6 is "GloftA6HP" and UNO is "GloftUNOG". Try your luck.

Thank's for reply all......
to viva.fidel: i put to this directory: /sdcard/gameloft/games....(because i see all the game folder is there.... in SGS2's internal memory.
to ghkoo:maybe bcoz of that....try it....
any suggestion where can find the HD games?

Where is the downloaded file stored ?

When I finished downloading an .apk file I cannot see it in the "download" folder in the main phone storage. It is not in the sd card either. Where would I find my downloaded .apk file ?

mine goes to ext sd/ download

Earthbrain said:
When I finished downloading an .apk file I cannot see it in the "download" folder in the main phone storage. It is not in the sd card either. Where would I find my downloaded .apk file ?
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It can depend on what app you used to download the apk. For example : Goomanager has its own folder in /sdcard/goomanager . The same goes for the Humble Bundle app, which saves apks in /sdcard/humblebundle/downloads .

Also xda app and tapatalk app have thier own folders respectively

They may show up in the downloads app.

[GUIDE] how to send one phones game data into another

Most games ask you to download additional data like talking tom2,and also obb data like dead trigger,asphalt8 etc but obb data exceeds 100mb not all the people have wifi connection some migth have only mobile like me data if you have a game that you want in another mobile but dont know how to get that mobile game data into yours then go on reading,so this is how it goes
REQUIRMENTS
two mobiles,one with the game and data and one which you want the game in
I have galaxy tab 2 with dead trigger1 and nokia x(in which i want dead trigger)
for sending obb
1.take galaxy tab and send dead trigger apk into the x
2.install the apk its just 9mb and open it says connect to the internet
3.close the game open any file explorer I use es file explorer in the galaxy tab
4.go to android then obb you see a folder for dead trigger
5.then in nokia x make the folder obb only if you dont have and also the dead trigger folder just as same in tab
6.then in the tab if you open the dead trigger folder you can see only one file with the same folder name send it to the nokia x its some 180mb
7.then cut and paste the file to the daed trigger folder you made
8.then close the explorer and open the game just connect to internet once
9.it just recognizes the files and opens
10.your work is done enjoy the cool game
FOR DATA
its easy for obb but when it comes to data it becomes difficult take talking tom ig you go to android then data go to talking tom 2 folder u can see a thousand files if you follow the first method for this ,making folder sub folder etc etc it would take days so lets do it simpler
1.send the talking tom 2 apk to nokia x from tab
2.install its just 15mb
3.every knows that you cant send a whole folder through bluetooth or any way
4.this is where es file explorer comes into action make a zip of the talking tom 2 folder
5.send it to the x then open talking tom 2 app your work is still not done it shows connect to internet
6.close app and open es file explorer go to the zip of talking tom 2 u sent from tab
7.extract the zip then open it it has a folder with the same name of the zip in it
8.cut and paste it in android/data
9.then open the app from app drawer
10.have the fun
DONT SAY EVERY ONES KNOWS IT THIS MIGTH HELP THOSE WHO DONT KNOW
FAQ
1.does this require root
A.no
2.which android version is required
A.migth work on every version it depends upon the game
3.EVERY ONE KNOWS THIS
A. not everyone only most people know it migth help others who dont know
thank me if liked my thread and sorry for bad english

Asphalt8
I did this method to asphalt 8 but only the first 214 mb are added and show me that I have to dowbload additional 577 mb I am using gt-i9082 I coped the data from samsung note3
What is the problem?

Use helium
Use helium backup, and backup the game to SD, put the SD in the other phone And then download helium on your other phone and restore(download the game first on your other phone before restoring.)

Copy to SDCard

I have aftv gaming edition and I want to copy files to my sdcard. I have es file explorer mapped to a network drive but cannot select a file or folder to copy to the sd card. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks

In es file explorer a long press will select the file, then 3 clicks down will move you to the lower navigation bar, then go to the right and use the "More" menu.
You can also move multiple files at once this way.

Wow. Man Thanks I should have known that.

**TESTED & WORKING** How to move Kodi v16.0 to External SD CARD on Samsung Galaxy S7

**TESTED & WORKING** How to move Kodi v16.0 to External SD CARD on Samsung Galaxy S7
**NO ROOT REQUIRED**
It took me a few hours to figure this out, but I finally found the solution.
First, download Kodi from the Play Store, then run the app. This will create the '.kodi' file that's needed to move later. Next check your external sdcard to see if the folder 'org.xbmc.kodi' has been created inside /Android/data
*This Must be here in order for this to work*
Next, follow the general steps outlined here http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=262421
ensuring that you make adjustments to the 'xbmc_env.properties' file as follows:
xbmc.data=/storage/<your external sdcard filename>/Android/data/org.xbmc.kodi/files
Again, ensure your file path corresponds to your root sdcard path.
(I personally created a text file from a Windows PC using Notepad. I imported it, then used ES File Explorer to remove the '.txt' extension.)
Once you move the '.kodi' folder to /storage/<your external sdcard filename>/Android/data/org.xbmc.kodi/files , clear the app's cache from Application Manager. Restart Kodi, it may be dark briefly, then show the first run graphic.
You're done.
Also, if you need to download movies, etc from within Kodi, ensure that the file save location is inside the same path /storage/<your external sdcard filename>/Android/data/org.xbmc.kodi/files
I have personally tested that downloads are successful to this path.
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G935A using XDA-Developers mobile app

yeah thank you so much!