Help!!
I am running stock 3.2 unrooted and when I connect to pc and browse to internal storage, I can't see the files/folders created on tablet.
Any idea how I can get computer to see all files on internal memory. This is driving me nuts!!
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Hello guys,
Question, I remembered that on my G1, anything I downloaded went straight to my SD card. I would assume because there was no internal storage.
But on the Vibrant it saves it to the download folder in the internal storage. Is there a way to save media downloaded from my phone to the external SD? For example, pics attached to emails are automatically saved to the internal storage.
Thanks
Hi. When I connect my Wildfire to the PC and mount it as a drive, I have access only to the SD card. How can I browse my phone's internal memory if it's even possible. And, please don't tell me to use ASTRO, as I need to access it from my PC.
Look for "Android Commander"
You need to be rooted though.
Hello Peeps,
I have a weird issue that just happened.
I flashed a ROM last night, I was running CleanRom and I flashed SmoothRom.
After I flashed, all my SD Card files were moved to Data\Media folder in the internal storage of my nexus.
I cut the files and placed them back into the SD Card external storage folder.
I rebooted and everything was fine.
I then rebooted into recovery and flashed SmoothRom again.
The Rom loaded and everything was fine.
I pulled up File Expert and all my SD card files were moved again to the Data\Media folder.
I opened Root Browser and tried to move all the files back to my SD card and they only copied about half of them.
Then I got a message saying my storage was full.
I checked and the system shows I have used all of my 16GB of storage.
I am not able to delete anything to free up space.
What will happen if I wipe external storage in TWRP?
What will happen if I wipe internal storage in TWRP?
Will I lose root?
Will I brick my device?
Please assist.
Thank you ,
You don't have external storage. All you have is the memory in the N7. You are duplicating files when you copy from data/media to sdcard. They share the same memory. You simply have multiple copies of the same files in different places on your internal memory.
Groid said:
You don't have external storage. All you have is the memory in the N7. You are duplicating files when you copy from data/media to sdcard. They share the same memory. You simply have multiple copies of the same files in different places on your internal memory.
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Thank you for responding.
I realize that now, that is what caused me to eat up all my memory.
The memory was so full I could not do anything, could not delete or anything.
I have since fixed it.
Thank you again for responding.
I want to back up all the files on my LG G2's internal storage.
I used to do this on my old phones by plugging in usb and the Sd card would be mounted as a Mass Storage device that I could copy and paste from.
The LG G2 only connects to the computer using MTP (Media Sync).
When I went to copy from the MTP storage, I get to stare at "Calculating the time required to copy the files."
Its been doing this for about an hour.
How can I get my Internal Storage to my computers Hard Drive?
xNotta said:
I want to back up all the files on my LG G2's internal storage.
I used to do this on my old phones by plugging in usb and the Sd card would be mounted as a Mass Storage device that I could copy and paste from.
The LG G2 only connects to the computer using MTP (Media Sync).
When I went to copy from the MTP storage, I get to stare at "Calculating the time required to copy the files."
Its been doing this for about an hour.
How can I get my Internal Storage to my computers Hard Drive?
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The MTP protocol is a bit buggy and what you've described isn't uncommon. A lot of the folders on the internal storage are actually unnecessary so best suggestion is to only backup what you truly need (personal files, photos, music, 'Android folder', etc) which has a higher chance of working than copying absolutely everything.
Your best bet is to grab a OTG cable and a large USB drive and transfer the contents using a file explorer app like ES file explorer. That has always given me the best and quickest results.
My galaxy s5 started showing memory full when all storage programs said there was about 5 gb left.
I downloaded foldermount and it said it found the issue so it was going to repair it.
Well after I rebooted. The internal sd card(phone memory) is not mounting.
When connected to the PC, it shows 128mb.
on ES FIle explorer SDCARD shows "???" and when I attempt to open it ask what file I want to open it with, but with the program storage analyzer it finds the "data" folder just fine and lists all the files and folders within it.
In the phone settings options, it can show the amount of memory being used along with the media, mp3, apps, so the Folder is still there along with all the info, it is simply not mounting properly?
Thank you.
UPDATE: I found the path of where all my files are at, but the phone is not mounting it as the internal storage?
It is located at data/media/0
UPDATE: I found the path of where all my files are at, but the phone is not mounting it as the internal storage?
It is located at data/media/0 and mnt/sdcard0 or mnt/sdcard1 are missing.
* Aside from Phone being rooted, there were no other modifications
* Phone is running on original OS(as opposed to roms or such)
*There is not an external sd card in the phone