I have a android phone and it isn't working the tap screen isn't working and my lock isn't working I tried taking the phone battery and sd card out and it still isn't working last time I was using it was when I was changing the wallpaper of my cellphone and then it said to close the application and I couldn't because it freezed then all of a sudden it turned black and became irresponsive what should I do my dad doesn't want to spend 50 dollars for a new cell phone and I got insurance on the phone what should I do??

1. From a Home screen, navigate: Apps > My Files. ...
2. Select an option (e.g., images, Audio, etc.).
3. Tap the Menu icon (in the upper-right).
4. Tap Select then select (check) the desired file(s).
5. Tap the Menu icon.
6. Tap Move.
7. Tap SD card.

You can also use a PC to move files and photos by following the below guides respectively:
https://www.orduh.com/how-to-transfer-files-from-android-to-pc/ https://www.orduh.com/transfer-photos-android-computer/

Three Reasons Why Screen Lock is Gone
1. Screen Lock has been deactivated (Instructions how to activate are at bottom.)
2. Android Screen Security File may have been deleted, and screen lock option is no longer on your devise.(A Factory Reset will restore original Android files)
3. Malfunction Somewhere in Samsung Phone. (A Factory Reset might work, but not guaranteed)
(How to Factory Reset phone at bottom.)

How to ativate Screen Lock and Security settings

1. Press the apps icon, it usually at the bottom of screen.
2. Find Settings and press that button to open settings menu.
4. Scroll down the menu to Lock Screen and Security, press that to open options menu.
5. The first option at top is Screen Lock Type.Press and Open.
6. You will have 3 lock types to choose from. Swipe Lock, Passcode Lock, Password Lock
(advise, do not forget password, only a hard phone reset, or an apk lockout file will get you back in)

If activating screen lock through settings did not work, or if option is not available, you can try to reset phone to the way it was when you bought it.

There is a couple things you should know.
1. contacts, photos, videos, downloaded apps, games, and everything not on the phone when it was first bought, or when you first got the phone will be erased.
2. You can back up contacts, photos, videos, in settings menu, scroll down to Backup and Reset. Or save to an sd card, and remove sd card before applying reset option
3. If you have an account (google or android email) associated with your phone, you will need email address, ([email protected]) and password to get back in phone after phone resets and turns on.) Dont remember password, Please create a new password now before continuing to reset to manufacture settings.

Reset Phone to Manufacture Settings
1. Remove SD Card, or its saved files will be erased.
2. Open apps, Open Settings Menu, Scroll Down to Backup and Reset.
3. Scroll down to bottom of page to Factory Data Reset.
4. Follow instructions to reset phone.

When your phone comes back on, Swipe Screen Unlock should be active at phone turn on, if screen lock is not showing try again to turn on in security settings.
If still does not work,
I am sorry, Your phone has permanantly malfunctioned. You can try your phone store, or a phone repair shop.

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Move Apps to SD Card Using Application Manager

1. Navigate to settings on your phone.You can find the settings menu in the app drawer.
2. Tap Application Manager.
3. Select an app you want to move to the microSD card.
4. Tap the Move to SD Card button. If you don't see a Move to SD Card button, the app cannot be moved.

How to Move Android Apps to an SD Card - Tom's Guide

www.tomsguide.com/us/move-android-apps-to-sd-card,news-21279.html
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There is an option to export the contacts to the sd card.
Tap the contacts icon.
tap menu
look for import/export contacts
Tap export to sd card
you can select all or just the ones you want.
tap export then yes.
It will transfer them to a .vcf file and at that point you can transfer it to your pc via bluetooth or usb. You could also take the sd card out and use a card reader to get the file off. You will need a micro sd card adapter or a card reader that will accept that standard of card.
If you do not have a micro sd card ( look under the battery cover or on the sides for a small slot with a black card in it.) you will have to do the bluetooth or usb transfer.

Depends a little on the make/model and version of Android, but in general,

1. Tap on "Settings" either on the home screen, or on the apps page
2. When the "Settings" page opens, scroll down and tap on "Apps"
3. Slide the Apps screen that opens to the left, until "ALL" is highlighted.
4. slide down to the first App you wish to move. Tap on it
5. in the detail screen for that App which opens, Tap on "Move to SD Card" and it will be relocated to the SD card!

Note that some Apps, and all system apps, cannot be moved to the SD card, and the "Move to SD Card" button for them will be greyed out and unavailable. Note also that a few Apps will not run properly from the SD and will have to be moved back - simply done as when selecting any App that's been moved to the SD, instead of "Move to SD Card", the same button will now say "Move to Tablet"

On android u have o go in to your settings apps and place each one on the sd card it does not save automatically through settings here is a link to help u out: https://www.howtogeek.com/114667/how-to-install-android-apps-to-the-sd-card-by-default-move-almost-any-app-to-the-sd-card/

Heres how to move your contacts:
From a Home screen, tap Contacts (located at the bottom). If unavailable, navigate: Apps > Contacts.
From the Contacts tab, tap the Menu icon (located in the upper-right).
Tap Settings.
Tap Contacts.
Tap Import/Export contacts.
Tap Export to SD card.
Tap OK.

http://www.interweb.in/samsung-user-manual/3996-samsung-sph-a920-user-manual-guide.html

Hi,

It seems most of you applications are stored in the Phone Memory and/or your application data is taking up lot of memory. You actually don't have to erase/uninstall applications. Please consider performing the following steps:

1. Go to Settings --> Applications --> Manage Applications. In this Menu you'll be shown a list of applications. Use the Menu Button to "Sort by Size" and get a list of the applications sorted from high memory usage to low (phone memory). Once this is done, you'll be able to view the memory being used by each of the applications. Click on the applications which you see are consuming more memory and then use the "Clear Data" button to clean up the data being stored by the applications to free up memory. This clears up any cache, cookie, temp files associated with the applications. Depending on your android version, you may also see an additional button "Move to SD Card". The best option to get more space would be to use this button and move the application to the 4 GB SD Card storage.
2. Optional Step if you do not have "Move to Phone/SD Card" option available - From the Android Market, download and install "App 2 SD Free". Once done, this application should help you free up a lot of space by moving applications from your phone memory to the SD card.

Hope this was helpful. If so, please consider rating this solution.

-thanks,
M