Microsd Storage For Amazon Fire Tv (2Nd Generation) - Amazon Fire TV User Manual

MicroSD Storage for Amazon Fire TV (2nd
Generation)
With Amazon Fire TV (2nd Generation) you can save games and apps to a microSD card for added
storage space.
Amazon Fire TV (2nd Generation) devices feature a microSD card port for up to 128GB external storage
for apps and games.
This gives you the option to insert a compatible microSD card (one you already own, purchased
separately) if you need more storage space for apps and games on your Fire TV.
MicroSD storage is not available for previous generation Amazon Fire TV models and for Fire TV Stick. For more
information, go to About External Storage for Amazon Fire
Compatible microSD Cards
The microSD port on Amazon Fire TV (2nd Generation) supports microSD card sizes up to 128GB,
formatted as FAT32.
To insert a microSD card:
Insert your compatible microSD card into the microSD port on the back of your device.
Select Continue.
If your microSD card is not compatible, a notification displays on-screen instead. You'll see an option to Eject the
card or to Format microSD Card to the compatible FAT32 format so you can use it with your Fire TV. If you
choose the option to reformat, this permanently erases any data already saved to your microSD card.
Once your card is in, your device scans for any installed Fire TV apps and notifies you when the scan is
complete.
You're then ready to start saving apps and games to your microSD card.
Manage MicroSD Storage
When microSD storage is inserted, you can select specific games and apps to move to your microSD card:
Go to Settings Applications
>
Select the app or game you want to move, and then select Move to microSD Storage.
To view all the apps and games saved to your microSD card, select Settings
Installed Applications
from your microSD card.
Manage Installed Applications.
>
microSD Storage. From here, you can uninstall apps or games to remove them
>
TV.
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Applications Manage
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