Hi,
I have a HTC kaiser with a broken screen and would like to get into the file
system of this device via active sync. The device start up without active sync enabled so when I connect using usb to pc I can't connect.
I was wondering if anyone knows how I could connect to this device and browse the file system.
One idea I've tried that haven't been successful yet it to use
and autorun.exe file in the 2577 folder of the sd card to trigger active sync
to run. Haven't been able to figure out how to do that. Also was thinking maybe could enable bluetooth and connect using a second device.
Finally I tried to get the repllog.exe off another device to place on the sd
and rename to autorun.exe but doesn't let me copy since it on the rom.
Thanks!
Dino
Been trying all day to get ADB working with no chance, just my laptop is just too screwed up i guess. Wont go into details too much, but I did everything by the book from three different sources and everytime i tried to check it with cmd under the right tools directory, after hitting adb or adb kill-server or adb devices i always get the error that adb is that excutable in that directory so im at a lost.
But off of that matter, i found a great program called Sideload Wonder Machine, that automatally sideloads app with out the sdk or rooting (which ive already done anyways) and works find.
But my question is, why bother? Becuase i have download apk's to my computer, connect and monuted my g with debbuging on and just transfered the file to download and then opened it with any file opener and it easily installed no problem.
So my question is, does sideloading thru the computer which installs it on the device its self do a little trick or something that makes it better to do it that way, or is just moving the file myself to the download folder on my g tab and installing it through the g tab the same?
Thanks for your time.
P.S. sorry for being a windbag.
o and if your intersted in the sideloading program im talking about heres the link:
forum.androidcentral.com/android-sideload-wonder-machine/40770-ac-sideload-wonder-machine-windows.html
sorry about the old school copy n paste method, dont think i can post links yet.
Same idea i usually just use dropbox or bluetooth transfer ive only used adb a handful of times, if you get rootexplorer its even easier, no mounting /system the hard way
KushyMansbridge said:
Been trying all day to get ADB working with no chance, just my laptop is just too screwed up i guess. Wont go into details too much, but I did everything by the book from three different sources and everytime i tried to check it with cmd under the right tools directory, after hitting adb or adb kill-server or adb devices i always get the error that adb is that excutable in that directory so im at a lost.
But off of that matter, i found a great program called Sideload Wonder Machine, that automatally sideloads app with out the sdk or rooting (which ive already done anyways) and works find.
But my question is, why bother? Becuase i have download apk's to my computer, connect and monuted my g with debbuging on and just transfered the file to download and then opened it with any file opener and it easily installed no problem.
So my question is, does sideloading thru the computer which installs it on the device its self do a little trick or something that makes it better to do it that way, or is just moving the file myself to the download folder on my g tab and installing it through the g tab the same?
Thanks for your time.
P.S. sorry for being a windbag.
o and if your intersted in the sideloading program im talking about heres the link:
forum.androidcentral.com/android-sideload-wonder-machine/40770-ac-sideload-wonder-machine-windows.html
sorry about the old school copy n paste method, dont think i can post links yet.
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Hi. I don't see a download folder on my gtab. Is that a folder you created, or am I just missing something?
Bob
BobK58 said:
Hi. I don't see a download folder on my gtab. Is that a folder you created, or am I just missing something?
Bob
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If you don't have it yet, the Download folder will create itself when you download something via the web browser.
When the kdz tool used to work on my pc which it no longer doesn't because my pc and laptop won't recognize my phone while its in S/W Update Mode. I recall seeing adb.exe file running in my task manager. Is this file the reason why my pc and laptop won't see my my phone anymore in S/W Mode cause I no longer see it in task manager running when I try to do the kdz flash? I ran a search for adb.exe on my pc and laptop with hidden files and folders enabled and the search turned up nothing. If this file is indeed responsible for my troubles, how can I get it back? Do I need to install andriod sdk to get it back?
Hi,
I'm developping an android application that need a file generated from a web application. the problem is that this application is for a hospital where we can not use wifi to download this generated file (xml) directly from the web application.
Thats why I'm searching for another meathod to synchronize the file and to transfert it to the tablet.
Could you give me some propositions ?
Is there some open source application to synchronize a pc folder with a tablet forder throught MTP protocol ?
is there any good java library ?
I found two libraries but :
jMTP successfully recognizes my Android devices but as of this writing there is no support for file transfer of any kind. All I've managed to do is go through the file system.
jusbpmp is supposed to be able to but its awfully buggy and fails to recognize some of the devices I'm trying to develop for.
Thank you,
You can use a MicroSD card.
Why not use ADB?
I sync my Kyocera Rise nicely with ADB and adbsync.exe
I have been looking around for this, but couldn't find a solution.
When connecting my Nexus 5 to my computer, it shows up as Portable Device. I can access data via explorer.
How can I access the data via Command Line when not in recovery? I want to make a batchfile to copy certain files.
thanks.
wim69 said:
I have been looking around for this, but couldn't find a solution.
When connecting my Nexus 5 to my computer, it shows up as Portable Device. I can access data via explorer.
How can I access the data via Command Line when not in recovery? I want to make a batchfile to copy certain files.
thanks.
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You can use adb but it is more complicated when Android is booted. It would be simpler to use a bash shell script from android than a batch file from windows
Although my assumption is you want to create a task in windows that detects when your nexus is connected and copy certain files over as a backup. In which case, can I recommend FolderySync instead? It can be used to automatically backup files to cloud or local networked computers automatically. For example, whilst I sleep, my /sdcard backs up over wifi to my NAS
It should be pretty simple to use ADB for this... Make sure that adb is in your path and then run "adb pull" for each file you want to pull to your computer.