Android system memory. What to do when there is “not enough memory” on Android, although there is space - Solutions

If your phone's memory is full, you need to free up some space. Removing cached data that fills spaces will help ensure that Android does not slow down. You can clean Android of junk manually or using special cleaning applications.

Manual cleaning

If the phone has not been cleaned for a long time, then the user is faced with a number of tasks:

1. How to free up system memory.
2. How to free up RAM.
3. How to clear an SD card.

If you run out of free space, then the first question that needs to be resolved is how to clear the cache on Android. Removing the cache allows you to quickly and freely free up system memory. If you don't understand where the free space is going, clearing the cache will give you the answer - the memory on your phone is running out due to the large volume of temporary files. To get rid of them, you need to clean your Android.

1. Open settings, “Applications” section.
2. Go to settings for apps that create a lot of temporary files - Play Market, games, browser, instant messengers, social network clients. Don’t forget about built-in applications like “Galleries”. Even if you delete photos and videos from your phone, information about them will remain in the cache.
3. Click Clear Cache.

Manually clearing internal memory Android devices is not limited to deleting the application cache. To completely clear the memory of your Android phone, you need to examine the contents of the system folders. This can be done manually through file managers. Let's see how you can free up memory on Android by deleting temporary files through File Manager.

You can also clean the folders of individual applications - VKontakte, Viber, WhatsApp. You can’t clean RAM on Android this way, but you will understand how to clean it internal memory phone. In addition, knowing how to clean your phone, you can get rid of viruses that periodically enter the system.

After deleting the cache and unnecessary files, it will become clear where the memory of your Android phone or tablet went. The memory was lost because a complete set of temporary data had accumulated in the system. The storage device cannot delete them on its own, which causes slowdowns and other problems. By knowing how to clear memory and freeing up system memory, the user can extend the device's operating time.

Using cleaning apps

We figured out how to clear the internal memory of Android yourself. Now let's see how to completely clean your phone using special apps. You can find it in Play Market a large number of programs in Russian and English. Please note the following applications:

• Clean Master.
• Cleaning Master.
• History eraser.
• Smart Booster.
• 1Tap Cleaner, etc.

They work on the same principle: you launch the program, select which files you want to delete, and wait for the optimization procedure to complete.

If you know how to manually clear memory on Android, then this will not be enough to completely remove unnecessary files. Using 2 methods, manual cleaning and optimization through applications, will help you figure out how to remove all unnecessary data that takes up space.

Cleaning RAM

We figured out how to quickly clear system memory on Android, but the question remains, how to clear RAM? RAM on Android is also filled with data, the release of which allows you to answer the question of how to increase the speed of your phone.

Most cleaning programs can optimize RAM on Android and increase performance. If you don’t understand where the performance went, then after running the cleaning application, the RAM on Android can again be used to its fullest extent.

Often faced with the problem of memory overflow. There is probably no universal recipe for solving this problem, although you can look for several practical advice, however, they are not systematized. Let's try to understand this issue and find out how to free up internal memory on Android.

Types of storage devices

So, first you need to understand what devices with operating Android system. You need to know this in order to better understand the essence of the problem and what needs to be done about it.

RAM, RandomAccessMemory or RAM

This is the so-called RAM. It is here that the operating system and Android system software record all the necessary data for the smooth operation of the application; by the way, they calculate it quite quickly. It should be taken into account that when the device is turned off or rebooted, the RAM is quickly cleared; the RAM necessarily requires constant power.

Well, and, accordingly, the more memory, the more services and applications can be launched simultaneously on the device. The amount of memory also determines which resource-intensive applications can be run on your phone. When the entire volume random access memory exhausted and there is not enough space for the new app you are trying to launch, the “Phone memory is full” error may occur. In principle, technology does not stand still, and already with Android versions 2.2 and higher, the operating system itself determines what needs to be removed from memory, which applications can be closed in order to free up space. Today, many flagship devices have sufficient memory of 1 Gigabyte. There are even 2 Gigabytes. Therefore, the question of how to free up internal memory on Android 4.1.2 arises less frequently than with earlier versions. If we look more at Android, tablets and smartphones, then they basically have 512 MB or a little more than 768 MB (quite a non-standard size).

In fact, progress does not stand still, everything is improving, because just a couple of years ago, most Android devices had only 256 Megabytes of RAM and instructions on how to free up internal memory on Android 2 were quite in demand.

ROM, ReadOnlyMemory or ROM

It is read-only. What is stored in it does not change and is recorded at the factory or when the operating system is reinstalled, during flashing. The ROM is divided into sections to perform various internal functions.

Interal Storage (Interal Phone Storage)

The internal storage itself. This is where all the data and applications that the user of a smartphone and tablet computer enter are stored. An internal drive is an analogue of a hard drive in a personal computer. Of course, when we record various applications on the device, the memory decreases, and increasing it is not difficult - just remove the unnecessary ones. You can find out the volume of the built-in storage and the availability of free space by seeing them in the device settings. Thus, often the answer to the question of how to free up the internal memory of Android is to clear the internal storage.

or ExternalStorage

This is the so-called removable memory. The capacity of the memory card depends on the card you choose; however, you must take into account whether your device has the necessary slot and whether the device supports it. ExternalStorage can be compared to an external hard drive for a personal computer. And the amount of free space and occupied space can also be seen in the settings of your gadget. This card is good for storing multimedia data: music, movies, photographs, pictures. By the way, already with Android 2.2 and higher, you can transfer all applications installed by the user to a memory card, this significantly saves space on the internal storage. If you decide to replace the memory card, then do not forget to unmount it first, and only then remove it.

Android smartphones: how to free up internal memory?

Many users, after becoming more or less accustomed to their gadget, begin to install and stuff their device with various applications, scripts, and modify programs in every possible way. And someday the message “Phone memory is full” will still appear, especially if the model is not the most expensive and does not have much internal memory. Part of the problem lies in the RAM. It is very easy to clean it - through the device settings or download an additional utility. So, when the gadget’s internal memory is full, a message will appear indicating that there is not enough memory. In principle, you can constantly clean your internal storage and delete applications that you no longer use, but the time will come when this message will appear more and more often. Quite a lot of space is taken up by various updates that come to GooglePlay. By the way, you can transfer some programs to a memory card using a special program Link2SD. Access to InternalStorage is obtained with Root rights. These actions are also a good memory clearer. You also need to clean up the so-called ones, they have a .rm extension, are stored in the datalocalmp folder and are constantly accumulating. For this action, you also need to have Root access and resort to the help of RootExplorer, plus files with the log extension are often accumulated in the same folder and contain error in their name - these are application errors, they also take up a lot of space. All these unnecessary files must be removed.

What measures are best to take?

But this is all temporary cleaning of the device. What is a more thorough way to free up internal memory on Android? When installed on a tablet computer or smartphone with an Android device, each program creates a file with the .dex extension in the datadalvik-cache directory. True, it happens that some system applications do not have such files.

It may seem strange that this program does not take up space. However, the reason is that along with these files in the phone’s memory there are files of the same name, but with the extension .odex. In principle, such files can be created, then there is no need to leave the .dex files. To do this, you can install an additional application, for example, LuckyPatcher.

Now let's proceed directly to the steps that will help answer the question of how to free up internal memory on Android 2.3.6 and newer versions.

Let's see how much space the application takes up - the "Properties" menu.

For example, this is 1.68 Megabytes, and, accordingly, the dex file takes up the same amount of memory, and the odex file that we created will “weigh” the same amount. Now you need to launch the LuckyPatcher application and select the desired application from the list. We press (hold, not just click). It turns out you need to select the first or second item. The program itself will create the odex files we need. Then we delete dex from the datadalvik-cache folder. Now the application works fine and takes up 0 MB. This way you can free up memory for everyone system applications. This is how you follow the instructions on how to free up internal memory on Android 4.0 and other distributions.

A slightly different method is suitable for cleaning user applications. We selected an application, went to its folder on the memory card, we see the free space of this application. For example, there is 1.56 MB of free space left, and the dex file takes up 1.68 MB. You can, in principle, move the desired application to the system directory and do the same as mentioned above, or simply select another application and leave it as is. By the way, if you still move this application to user memory and create an odex file, and then delete the dex file, the application will work fine. But if you transfer it to a flash drive, the odex file will be deleted and the program will not work, then you will have to either install it again or completely clear the dalvik-cache. Please note that, in general, not every program will work without dex files. This is typical for games or applications with a dex of up to 1.5 Megabytes. This method is suitable only for those applications that have dex files less than the available memory space. As you can see, the steps to help answer the question of how to free up internal memory on Android are not particularly difficult.

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But before rushing headlong to correct this injustice, it is worth finding out why this happens and how exactly you can clean the system.

Android File System Structure

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System programs - separately, auxiliary files and music - separately. The first partition is called the system memory, while the last one is called the media partition.

Why is this necessary? First of all, to make the OS as secure as possible. If you combine these sections, it turns out that a regular media player can accidentally delete data important for the operation of another program, crash the system, or simply fill it to capacity with its files, without leaving even a byte for the necessary system programs.

Moreover, these two sections have different access levels. In the media section, the user and third-party programs can do whatever they want. There is no access to anything other than these programs in the Android system programs section.

Because of this order of things, sometimes a rather curious situation occurs: the media section has several gigabytes free, but the phone stubbornly reports that it cannot install an application of a couple of tens of megabytes in size. This happens because the section for third-party programs is already full.

In such cases, there is nothing left but to try to clear the system memory in the hope that you will be able to free up these megabytes.

You can see the amount of free system memory in the settings, in the “Memory” section. The first scale shows exactly this value. In addition, it is worth considering that the system requires leaving a certain amount of free - from 50 to 600 megabytes, depending on the Android device model and OS version.

Cleaning system memory without superuser rights

If you have not opened root access on your smartphone, then your ability to clean up the system partition will be seriously limited. On the other hand, the warranty on the device will remain intact. Is it worth it? You decide.

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If you want to clear system memory, do the following:

• Go to "Settings".
• Go to the "Applications" section.
• Next, go to the “Third Party” tab.
• Click the Menu button (three vertical dots in the upper right corner of the screen).
• Select sort by size.

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Then select “Uninstall updates”, this way you will free up at least some space. It is also advisable to disable the program by clicking on the corresponding button. But this must be done carefully and only with applications like Facebook that are not part of the system.

The above method does not take into account the fact that Android calculates the size of the application on the entire internal memory. If it takes up 1.2 GB on the internal memory card and only 40 MB on the system partition, it will still show up as 1.2 GB in size.

If you have already carried out such optimization and there is still little space, you have little choice: get superuser rights or try to transfer applications to a memory card. The latter will only work if your system is version 4.0.4 or lower, so the chance is slim. But if you really are a user of a device that is at least three years old, then next to the “Delete” button you will have a “Move to SD card/USB drive” button. Click on it, and part of the data of this application will leave the system partition and will be transferred to the memory card, freeing up space.

Some Android programs are used only by some third-party applications, so they can be erased even without superuser rights. For example, deleting “Services Google Play» allows you to free up to 150 MB in the system partition, in return closing the possibility of direct synchronization between devices. If you don't use programs like Pushbullet or MightyText, you can safely delete this. And if some program suddenly needs something, it will offer to download it again. The second candidate for deletion is Google search, but along with its 40-60 MB you will lose Google Now and the “Ok, Google!” command.

Cleaning system memory with superuser rights

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Removing pre-installed programs

If your Android already had installed third party applications(Facebook, VKontakte, Odnoklassniki, MTS Assistant), then most likely you will not be able to delete them without superuser rights. This is quite a shame, because they often have significant sizes of 40-160 MB.

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The solution is the Titanium Backup program, which allows you not only to make a complete backup of all your applications with their settings, but also to clean the closed system partition from such garbage. To do this, simply select the desired application on the second tab of the program and click “Delete”.

Mounting an SD card as internal memory

As mentioned above, 1.5 GB of a game does not always go completely to the system partition. But for those who have internal memory of a couple of gigabytes, this does not make it any easier.

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If FolderMount cannot create a folder on the SD card, do it yourself with any file manager and specify it in the program. You can also immediately copy the files of the transferred program there, deleting them later from the internal memory - it’s more reliable. And if you see a message that mounting is impossible, turn on “Autostart” or “Mount at startup” in the settings and restart your smartphone.

Other partition extension methods

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Any smartphone user sooner or later faces one problem - there is not enough space in the memory of the Android device, how to fix this? After all, it would seem that there are devices with built-in memory of 16 GB or even more. But no matter how much there is, in the end it is always not enough. What's wrong? Where can it go and what to do with the overflowing device?

The owner of the phone should know something - he will never have full access to the internal memory. This is due to the fact that part of this very memory is occupied by the operating system and all those applications, and sometimes games, that the manufacturer considered necessary to install by default. In this regard, the Android memory, which remains at the user’s disposal, is always 2-3 GB less than that required for the normal functioning of the device. And therefore, if you have 4-8 GB of memory, there is very little of it left.

What affects the amount of free space and where does it go?

1. As already written above, first of all, part of the memory is lost due to the fact that the system itself uses it.
2. Next, it is filled with various applications that a person installs on his mobile phone or tablet.
3. Also, each program, and especially a game, gradually fills the space with a cache, which, although it speeds up loading in the future, often takes up a lot of space on the phone.
4. It happens that the cache of deleted applications does not go anywhere, and therefore also becomes the cause of the problem, because usually new applications are installed on top, and old files are not cleared.
5. I can say with confidence that not all phone owners immediately worry about where photos and videos will be stored when setting up their phone - in the internal memory or on a flash drive.
6. And don’t forget about various viruses, which, being malicious, are also good at stealing free space.

Methods to free up memory

Basically, we find out that there is not enough memory on the device when we are about to install a new application. At the same time, the error “Phone memory is full” or “Not enough free memory” pops up, Android offers to get rid of unnecessary and rarely used content.

A conscious smartphone owner always has installed utilities that can monitor the device for overflow and offer appropriate solutions to this problem. It would be a good idea to independently monitor the state of the device’s memory, for which it would be enough to go to the “Memory” section in the settings and see if free space may be running out.

Another signal that there is not enough memory can be considered when the phone suddenly slows down; the speed of response to user actions becomes significantly lower.

Removing unnecessary programs

This is possible using both installed utilities and simply the Device Manager. To do this, just go into it, find the desired program or game, click on it and then select “Delete”. The same method of reducing clogged space includes stopping the operation of built-in programs that cannot be deleted without providing root rights. This can also be done using the Dispatcher.

This video shows an example of the main ways to free up space on your device.

Clear cache

All the same Device Manager or special programs We delete the cache of any application, while not forgetting about the already deleted ones, a trace of which still remains. Simply empty folders will be deleted immediately. Even if there is nothing there, then why do we need them on our gadget at all?
This should also include anti-virus programs, which, in the presence of pests, can also help free up space.

Transferring files to a flash drive or any other storage device

In the case when the memory is filled with a large amount of music, photos, videos and just pictures, you can free it up by simply moving the files through Explorer to a flash drive in your phone or computer. For Android users there is an additional and very convenient function - Google Drive. Thanks to it, you can store up to 15 GB of information in the cloud, while deleting its copies from your device.

You can also move some applications and games to a removable memory card. True, this can not be done on all models and only with the help Android programs Assistant, or rather one of the functions - App2SD.

There is a place, but the error does not disappear

What should you do if the error about lack of free space still pops up, although there is memory? You can try to fix the situation by deleting the Google Play Market cache. Pi necessary - and its updates (via Device Manager).
The last way is to delete the cache in Recovery mode. To do this you need:

• turn off your phone or tablet;
• turn on while holding the button to enter the mode (for different brands It differs between models, but often it is the power button + volume rocker + Home button);
• select Wipe cache partition;
• if there is an Advanced item, then select it, and in it - Wipe dalvik cache.

To summarize, I will say that there are many ways to increase the amount of free space on your device, but it is better to resort to the one in which you are confident. Just to avoid damaging your device even more.

An integral part of the lives of many modern people Recently, all sorts of gadgets have become available. Most owners of smartphones and tablets with the Android operating system sooner or later face the problem of lack of memory. In budget models, its volume is, as a rule, no more than four gigabytes, but it should be taken into account that at least a quarter is occupied by the operating system itself.

All modern games, like high-quality photographs, music and films, require ever-increasing amounts of available memory. So, at some point the user simply will not be able to install the necessary application or download the necessary data. The lack of free space also negatively affects the speed of the device itself. So, how to free up internal memory on Android? You can move files to external storage and optimize the operation of your smartphone.

What fills the empty space?

When figuring out how to free up the internal memory of an Android phone, you should pay attention to several points. Certain methods may be effective in some cases, but completely inappropriate in others.

Before you free up internal memory on Android, you need to understand where the data filling the device comes from. Here are some of the most common options:

• saving photos, music and videos;
• data used in social media sharing;
• audio from a voice recorder;
• data downloaded via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi;
• applications from the Play Store located in the device memory.

How to prevent files from being saved to the device memory?

To prevent the problem from recurring from time to time in the future, you need to redirect the download of files from the device memory to other media. For example, to a memory card (SD card). To do this, you should change the save path settings in the settings of some applications:

• camera options;
• voice recorder options;
• Browser download space;
• location of cached files from applications;
• regulation of messengers;
• regulation of bootloader programs;
• regulation of GPS navigation maps.

In all of the above settings, the path to a specific folder (or several folders: separately for music, videos, pictures and files) must be specified, which is located on the memory card.

How to move data?

It is better to move files from the device memory to a memory card in similar folders. If there are none, you can create them using any file manager that is downloaded from the Play Store, or by connecting the device to the computer via a cable. Moving to places with similar standard names will avoid unnecessary confusion. Folders usually have the following names:

• Bluetooth;
• DCIM;
• download;
• media;
• movies;
• music;
• video;
• sounds.

Transferring files, as well as creating new folders, can be done in two ways: directly by the functions of the device itself or using a computer. You should not transfer data whose purpose is in doubt. Moving program files can cause device malfunctions, so you should be aware of this before freeing up space on Android's internal memory.

How to transfer files directly to the device?

To transfer pictures, music and videos directly to the device, it is better to use a file manager. The ES conductor is simple and reliable to use. The main function of the manager is precisely to work with folders and files. This file manager is very lightweight, does not take up the already small amount of memory, and is convenient.

To transfer the necessary data, you need to select it with one long press. When choosing the “move” action, click on “SD-card”. The advantage of this file manager is that the menu allows you to immediately create new folders for transferring files.

How to transfer files using a computer?

In order to clear the internal memory of Android using a computer, you need to connect the device to it using a USB cable. To ensure the ability to manage data on a smartphone or tablet, specialized programs and drivers must be installed on the PC. As a rule, such software is installed automatically, but you need to wait a little while the computer determines the type of device and finds the appropriate drivers on the network.

Problems that arise when transferring files using a PC are easily eliminated by the free AirDroid service, which allows you to work with the device from a distance by connecting to Wi-Fi networks. Firstly, this is good because you don’t need to install any additional programs or drivers to recognize your smartphone or tablet. Secondly, this service ensures communication between devices over a distance longer than a cable.

And yet, how to free up system memory on Android via a computer using this method? Everything is very simple here - data management is possible through any browser.

How to move apps to SD card?

How to free up internal memory on Android to unload devices? Let us note right away: this is not an easy task. The reason is that in order to carry out this operation for applications, as a rule, you need to have special rights, namely administrator rights, which will allow you to fully manage all files.

You can obtain administrator status by installing an additional software or changing smartphone settings. In the latter case, everything is much simpler. Devices in the settings of which you can set “developer mode” allow you to perform many actions that are not available to ordinary users, for example, installing a fake localization.

If administrator access is already enabled, you should next install the Link2Sd application. It allows you to transfer both installed additional and standard applications from the device memory to the memory card. But here you need to remember that such actions can lead to malfunctions of the device.

Without administrator rights, you can only move some applications. This action can be performed in the device settings. But the standard method is not very convenient, and if you don’t want to change the settings, it’s better to download Android app Assistant.

Android Assistant consists of eighteen tools for versatile work with Android. Directly transferring applications is carried out as follows: open the program, go to the “Toolkit” section and select “App2Sd”. A list of applications that can be transferred will open.

Also using this application you can perform a comprehensive removal, which will help optimize and increase the speed of the device.

How to clean your device from unnecessary debris?

By following the above steps, you can make significant progress in the process of clearing your memory. Once you have set the correct settings, you most likely will not have to do all the steps again from time to time. But you will have to use information on how to free up internal memory on Android by removing garbage often. So, by installing a special application (for example, Clean Master), you can make the cleaning process quick and easy.

The so-called garbage in the device, which occurs through the accumulation of cached data from the Internet, browser history, and applications, is a very common phenomenon. Periodic cleaning allows you to increase the free space on your device and speed up all actions.

If we look at cleaning a device from debris using the example of the most optimal and convenient Clean Master program, then there will be no difficulties in using it. You just need to select the “garbage” option and click “clean”. The application, conducting an in-depth analysis, makes sure to specify which files should not be deleted.

How to store files on the Internet?

To free up internal memory on Android 4.2, you can use so-called cloud storage. They allow you not only to store files, but also to open them using various devices. Having installed an application of this type on a smartphone, to gain access to the data you will only need to register (when you turn it on for the first time), and then enter your username and password in the future.

Constant access to the Internet is also important when working with cloud storage, because the data is stored in “virtual memory”. Among the most successful cloud storages are Google Drive, Mega storage, Yandex.Disk or Dropbox.

How to completely clean the device?

To radically clear the device memory, you need to do complete removal all data. The action is performed using the “Format” option. As a rule, this item is located in the device settings in the “Backup and data reset” tab. After confirming the user’s intentions and deleting the data, the device will reboot and take on its original appearance, that is, the smartphone will be missing everything that was installed and downloaded after purchase.

In general, the instruction “How to free up memory on Android” includes several steps, some of which are interchangeable. Consistent execution of various types of actions will lead to an increase in free space, which certainly entails optimization of the device.