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The bundled "My Files" app should allow you to see both internal storage and ext. You can then copy, move, delete. ... Or simply connect your device to PC and select the USB option in your notification bar.
Yes I do it on my pc i have setup a app called msftpsrvr Core Ftp Lite
and I can grab files from hd and put them on straight to my phone as well as i can send files from sd card or phone device to computers hd
This app is very easy to setup and then you can use a ftp app like AndFTP on the android to achieve transferring files either way
let me go thru this
1) Install Core FTP Lite (Free) msftpsrvr to your Computer. windows os is needed
2) install AndFTP client from play store on your android device.
3) Run the msftpsrvr Core FTP Lite app on the pc and set up these settings
1) UserName: Enter desired username here
2) Password: Enter Desired Password here
3) Port: 9645 (Best port to use)
4) Root Path: If you have a few partitions like D:\ E:\ and so on
you just put in this blank space D:\ or you can set this to E:\
Once these settings are setup follow the AndFTP settings below
Note: Remember the password and user name and port you setup
in msftpsrvr Core Lite FTP App must be same in AndFTP
AndFTP Client on android phone Settings:
1) Hostname: Enter IP Number that ipchicken gives you
2) Type: SFTP (SSH File Transfer Protocal) : Secure Type this is
3) Port: 9645
4) Username: Enter Desired User Name you wanna use
5) Password: Enter Desired Password you wanna use
6) Resume: Enable Resume Support : This allows a file to be
finished uploaded or downloaded if it was interrupted
Now click save
Once this is all setup correctly you can send files from the android device using the share icon on the screen
for example if you wanna upload a video file from phone to your
computer hd you set as root drive then just find the file in androids
file manager either on device or on sd card then press and hold its icon till you see it checkmarked then look up in the top right of the screen and youll see 3 icons the 1st one before the trash can icon is the sharing one
Select the sharing one and tap it and youll see a share via window popup
Now here select AndFTP icon and tap on it
then just click ok here you see the incomming ip number to send
files to your pc with.
once you tap on ok your file will start uploading to your pc's root drive you previously told the Core FTP Lite msftpsrvr App to use for file
storage...