When Starting A Usb Flash Disk Update, Why Are Some Files Copied At The Beginning Of The Update Process - Huawei P8 Faq

6.5 When starting a USB flash disk update, why are some
files copied at the beginning of the update process?
A USB flash disk update is essentially an update of your phone's internal storage. At the
beginning of this process, the USB flash disk's
update package) is copied to the root directory of the phone's internal storage. After this, the
actual internal storage update process will start.
6.6 When two phones are connected together and set up,
why don't the USB options pop up?
It is possible that the OTG cable and the USB cable have been reversed. When properly
connected, the auxiliary phone B should be connected to the OTG cable and the primary
phone A should be connected to the USB cable.
6.7 Why does the task manager show that my phone has
less than 2/3 GB of internal storage free?
Your phone uses some of its internal storage as cache for its modem, camera, and GPU. This
part of the storage is not managed by Android. This helps to boost the phone's performance.
The total amount of physical RAM is still 2/3 GB.
6.8 Why does my phone show that memory is still in use
after clearing recent apps using the brush?
When left open for a long time, apps launch many background processes. These processes
will not be stopped or closed providing your phone has enough free memory. The amount of
memory occupied by apps will always be larger than when you first power on your phone.
Apps may occupy 100 to 200 MB of memory or more.
6.9 What can I do if an error occurs when transmitting data
using a USB cable?
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Check whether your phone has been rooted and a new system is installed. It is
recommended that you reinstall the original version.
Ensure you use the standard USB cable that ships with the phone.
If you are using the standard cable, it is recommended that you try another Huawei cable
to determine if your cable is faulty.
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