Transfer Files From PC to SD Card [3 Faster Ways ] 🔥

SD cards are a very popular storage medium because they are very portable and can store large amounts of data. EaseUS provides many ways to transfer files from a PC to an SD card; however, before choosing a method, it is important to decide which method is best for you, which can save you a lot of time in the future. Here is a table to help you choose which method is right for you.

Hence, EaseUS Todo PCTrans is a better choice for keeping your files intact and safe during the transfer process. This free tool makes the process faster and safer, especially when you have a lot of files to transfer. Now, let's see how:

Way 1. Transfer Files From PC to SD Card via EaseUS Todo PCTrans Free

EaseUS Todo PCTrans Free can help transfer files from PCs to target SD cards. Its "Backup and Restore" feature can help you to transfer all files from your PC to an SD card with simple clicks. You don't need to type any commands during the transfer process. It is easy to use and can transfer multiple or all files to an SD card at once. Click the button and install this free transfer tool on your PC.

Here is how:

Step 1. Create a backup file of the source hard drive

Launch EaseUS Todo PCTrans on your Windows computer. Navigate to the "Backup & Restore" mode and click "Start".

Hover your mouse over "Data Backup", and click "Next". Later, confirm the default settings of the file name and file path, or you can customize the settings on your own.

Now select the items you want to transfer to the other hard drive. EaseUS Todo PCTrans allows users to create backup files of multiple file types, including applications, personal data, and user accounts. To transfer files from one drive to another, deselect the "Applications" and "Accounts", hover your mouse over "Files", and click "Edit".

This is where you need to select files on the source drive. Expand the drive so you can selectively choose desired files, after then click "Finish". In the end, click "Backup". Wait for the process completes. 

Step 2. Restore the file to the destination drive

Launch EaseUS Todo PCTrans and follow the same way to reach the step of selecting a transfer method. This time choose "Data Restore" and click "Next".

Choose the existing backup file presenting on the interface, or navigate to the exact file path where the backup file is, click "Restore".

You're back to the "Files", click "Edit" to get in. The backup file is viewable here. You need to click the pencil icon to set the target location, which is the other hard drive, and submit the change. After the basic settings, click "Finish" and finally "Restore". Wait patiently until the transfer process is over. 

Besides transferring files, EaseUS Todo PCTrans has many other features, such as:

• Transfer files from PC to PC
• Transfer games from PC to USB
• Transfer large files to SD card/USB
• Transfer data from laptop to micro SD card
• Transfer photos from one iCloud to another

This tool is multifunctional as free data migration software. If you want to make the transfer (photo/file/folder and so on) easier, try EaseUS Todo PCTrans now.

Way 2. Transfer Files From PC to SD Card via Copy/Cut and Paste

These are simple operations familiar to most computer users. Follow the steps below:

Step 1. Connect the SD card to your PC or laptop and make sure it is detected.

Step 2. Press "Win + E" to open "This PC." Find the file you want to move from your computer.

Step 3. Cut/copy the required files from your laptop/computer and paste them into your SD card. You can also drag and drop items.

Step 4. Safely disconnect your SD card.

To make the process shorter, you can transfer files from your laptop to an SD card by dragging the files. Here is a quick guide on how:

Place the target SD card into the appropriate port on your PC/laptop, or insert the SD card into an external card reader. Then, open 'File Explorer' and locate your SD card in the sidebar on the left-hand side. Just drag and drop files onto the SD card from your PC.

It seems to be an easy task; however, when the target files are stored in different folders, things may be difficult. Turn to Way 1 to transfer all the target files at once. By the way, don't hesitate to share this article to let more users know these fast ways.

Way 3. Transfer Files From PC to SD Card via CMD

Another way to transfer your files from a computer or laptop to an SD card is to use the CMD. As imagined, this way is designed for experienced computer users. So be careful when typing the commands. Or, turn to Way 1 to get the easier tool. Well, here is how to use the CMD:

Step 1. Ensure that the SD card is recognized by connecting it to your computer.

Step 2. To enter the Run dialogue, press "Win + R." To open the Command Prompt, enter cmd, press Enter, or click "OK."

Step 3. Enter the command cd c:\Pictures. c:\Pictures represents the location of the target files.

Step 4. Insert copy tulips.jpg f: after typing it. "tulips.jpg" means the file name with a file extension, and you need to replace "f:" with the correct letter of your target SD card.

Step 5. Repeat the process to copy more files to the SD card.

If there is a space in the file's name, put quotation marks around the space. For instance, the file named "tulips in summer.jpg" would be tulips" "in" "summer.jpg in Command Prompt.

You see, transferring files to SD cards using CMD is a little difficult. If you don't have enough experience in computing, try the methods mentioned above.

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Why Transfer Files From PC to SD Card

SD cards are commonly used in portable devices such as mobile phones, music players, cameras, etc. You can store music, photos, movies, and games on the SD card and transfer them easily. If you transfer your information to an SD card, you will enjoy several benefits. The two important advantages you will have are as follows:

• Access files anywhere without taking a computer/PC/laptop: SD cards are very small removable storage devices. You'll be able to store gigabytes or even terabytes of information in a small plastic rectangle.
• Free up computer space: If your computer disk space is low, you can back up a lot of data to an SD card. You can also access this data at any time.

Even though they are getting better quality, work faster, and have enough storage capacity for the average user. However, you need to remember that, like any electronic device, SD cards have a limited lifespan and need to be maintained. However, when do we need to transfer files from the PC to the SD card?

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Conclusion

Now, you can efficiently transfer files from a PC to an SD card in Windows 10/11/8/7. Compared with "Copy and Paste" and Command Prompt, EaseUS Todo PCTrans provides a faster way to transfer files. More importantly, it can help transfer multiple files with one click without typing commands, so this is a very safe and reliable tool.

If you consider this a process that you will have to perform constantly in the future, this reliable third-party tool will be a better choice. A few clicks are enough, and the software takes care of the rest, saving you time and effort. Download it to have a try.

Transfer Files From a PC to an SD Card FAQs

Transferring photos or other files from PCs to SD cards can effectively free up hard drive space on the PC. Here are some relative questions and answers to help if you still have other doubts.

1. How to transfer files to an SD card on Android?

These are common steps to transfer files to an SD card on an Android device:

• Connect the USB cord to the phone and then to a computer. The USB cable that comes with the Android phone is the best.
• Click Open folder to view files and tap OK.
• Locate the files you want to transfer or move.
• Cut or copy and paste the target files from the internal storage to an SD card.
• Tap Disconnect storage from the PC, and your files are on the SD card now.

2. How can I transfer files to my SD card faster?

Copy and Paste can be time-consuming. To transfer files to SD cards faster, you can use File Explore. Insert the SD card into an external card reader and plug it into your PC. Then, open 'File Explorer' and find your SD card in the sidebar on the left-hand side. Drag and drop the files onto the SD card from your PC.

3. Why can't I move files from internal storage to an SD card?

One of the reasons why you cannot move files to an SD card is due to read and write errors. You can try setting your phone camera to store images and videos from it directly to the SD card. If you can't save it, then your SD card is write-protected, and you cannot write to it. Of course, it is also possible that your SD card has failed, such as physical damage or a virus.