Kindle apps wont download to sd card

On my Samsung Galaxy S5 running v (Lollipop), the Kindle app refuses to read books you drop into the SD card. There is a folder in the internal memory named "Books" which both the Kindle app and Nook app will read from (including PDFs).  · It is very easy to do this job. You can just go to Settings Applications, and select the app you want to move to your SD card. Then, you can see the MOVE TO SD CARD button. You just need to click this button to move the selected app to the SD card. If you want to move other apps to your SD card, you should repeat the above steps.  · The settings will only allow Amazon apps to load movies to the sd card. I used Amazon video and it downloaded to the sd. I think I saw in another thread that you had problems with another video app downloading to the sd. Unfortunately some apps simply don't let you save content to the sd.

My Kindle Fire's internal storage is nearly full but my SD card partition is showing 5gb free. There must be a way to move apps. No problem running apps from the partition, there are apps that automatically installed to the SD card partition. Move files to SD Card is fast solution to move your apps and files from internal memory to SD card with one click. • Moving files to SD card. • Moving apps to SD card. • Folder view for more detail. • One click will do all the things. • Copy files to SD card. • Speed up your device by move files to SD card. • All features are. However, the Kindle app won't automatically detect adn show eBooks stored on your SD card. To read them, you'll need to download the free ES File Explorer app or another file-manager application, browse to the eBook on your SD card's storage, and tap it to open it.. You could also use another eBook reader app.

If not go to settingsstorage and select sd card in menu. Have you got root? If you have root, then you can move every application to sd card. Try titanium backup. And if you are on android + then you cant just move all applications to sd card. Some apps are suggested to keep in internal storage for working correctly. Kindle Fire Won’t Download Apps – What to Do William Stanton Read more May 5, Like any other Android device, Amazon’s tablets let you download and run many mobile apps. The Amazon Kindle app now lets you download books to your SD card. By Taylor Kerns Published . * Download books to your SD card to save storage space on your device. Go to Settings.