I want to transfer files between my phone and laptop without connecting to the internet.
I am unable to setup my device as FTP server in Solid Explorer on my OnePlus 9RT running Android 11.
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Ideally it should look like this. (image taken from another website)
However, when I use the app 'Wifi FTP server' , it does the job perfectly. I'm able to setup FTP server and transfer files flawlessly.
WiFi FTP Server – Apps on Google Play
🇮🇳 Carry a FTP server in your pocket and avoid USB cables for file transfer
play.google.com
I also have the Solid Explorer FTP Server installed on my phone but still face this issue.
What can I do to make Solid Explorer app do the job without hassle?
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Good day everyone
I got tired while trying to connect my HD to my PC through Remote Desktop Mobile.
The error I always get,
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NOTE: I am using Room Cloudy_1.8
please help me bro
Looks like your using a local IP... Not familiar with your setup, but if your phone isn't connected to the same network (via wireless or some other means etc...) then in theory you should be using a public IP to connect via RDP.
dragonziggy said:
Looks like your using a local IP... Not familiar with your setup, but if your phone isn't connected to the same network (via wireless or some other means etc...) then in theory you should be using a public IP to connect via RDP.
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Hi
my phone is connected to the same network by wireless and I have tried both local and public IP but the same error i got.
You need to have:
1. MI File explorer in your phone.
2. Any FTP client on your pc(Here we are using FileZilla).
3. Wii-Fii Connection
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Here is how to do it
1. Connect your phone to the WiFi network.
2. Open MI File Explorer in your phone and go to FTP and then touch "Start Service". An IP address will be shown by your phone (e.g 192.168.1.2:2626)
3. Open Filezilla and enter the whole IP address along with port number (the thing after ":") and click on "Quick Connect"(There is no need to fill username and password and make sure that you enter the port no too.) and on the left window you will be able to see the files in your phone. You can access sdcard in the sdcard folder!!
Hello Guys...
I am here with a brilliant guide....
As the title says, with this guide you can control your phone directly from your PC..
Dont believe me??
See this
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Now lets see how to do it...
STEP 1.ownload and install the software called airdroid either from the attatchement or from play store..(Its free)
STEP 2.:Connect both your phone and pc with the wifi network..
STEP 3.:Now open the app and in your notification bar you will get URL link like 192.168.bla.bla.bla.
Paste that URL in your favorite browser in your pc or laptop.(I recommend Google Chrome)
STEP 4.:Now you will be asked to enter the password in your browser..
Dont worry just go to connection tab in airdroid, you will see a password..
Type that in the link and you are good to go..
Reserved..
take the airdroid app from here
I find Webkey to work a little better for my needs in case anyone wants to check that app out as well.
Hi
excuse me if i am posting in a wrong section
i am looking for an application similar to IDM the PC program, one application witch detect any music played on the internet browser and it must give me the ability to download it
i don't want to copy files links and paste it in a download manager in order to download it, no thanks.
You can use ADM.
Try this one;
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=it.fuscodev.andstream
Thanks, i still can't believe that this type of applications or whatever doesn't exist for android, wow , i am obliged to put the links by my own hands each time i want to download an MP3 file or ... and wait, its not even working most of the times. i got disapointed
My last chance, is there any apk application/plugin or whatever working as same as the following IDM
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Actually, this was going to be part of the upcoming Raccoon v4.0 release, but since I am hopelessly behind schedule on that project, I decided to make it available as standalone application:
FileCast a zero config, on-the-fly personal webserver for transferring files to your mobile without the need of any client side app or pushing your data through semi trustworthy cloud services.
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DOWNLOAD LINKe
Using FileCast is as easy as it gets:
Start the Application with the file/directory you want to transfer
Scan the QR code on your mobile device and download through your webbrowser
There is no step 3
How to open the link in phone?
I tried the app and when I open the link in Firefox for Android (or the AOSP browser) it says that connection timed out. How to open the links in the phone?
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