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1. #Locked android file transfer windows usb install
2. #Locked android file transfer windows usb windows 10
3. #Locked android file transfer windows usb portable
4. #Locked android file transfer windows usb code

This is a direct shortcut to a list of drives attached to your PC in File Explorer. Then open the Start menu, type “This PC,” and hit Enter. (These instructions will work for other external storage devices, too, including SD cards and USB hard drives.)

#Locked android file transfer windows usb install

Give your PC a minute to recognize the drive and automatically install any needed drivers for it.

#Locked android file transfer windows usb windows 10

First, plug your USB flash drive into a USB port on your Windows 10 PC.

Likely not what you were looking for, but a workaround.Before we can copy any files, we need to make sure the flash drive is connected and ready to receive data. If I was tasked with doing this, I would write an application for the PC rather than mess about trying to do it from the Android end. Too much to stick here though, and completely undocumented, and I have long since forgotten how it was working!

#Locked android file transfer windows usb code

I have some unfinished code for Android.MTP - it was my learning process. Additionally, for this to work, Android needs to be a USB Host which means using a Host cable rather than your standard dock.

An Application running on the PC could ensure the share exists - could also do all the above forgetting the NFC using a QR code and transferring the credentials via that to allow wireless transfer.Īndroid.MTP can talk to MTP client devices - I dont know whether you can get windows to behave as an MTP client though. One of the NFC NDEF payloads could be login credentials suitably obfuscated for the PC. Var result = ndefRecords.Find(record => record.ToMimeType().Equals("MyMimeTypeIAmLookingFor")) To search for the payload for a given mime type: If (records != null & records.Length > 0) Var records = ((NdefMessage) message).GetRecords() Var messages = intent.GetParcelableArrayExtra(NfcAdapter.ExtraNdefMessages) In MainActivity filter the rest of the records in the tag if ((intent.Action)) The tag will launch your mainactivity (phone On and Unlocked, wont work if locked), Then, optionally - eg if you want to further qualify the tag, or get the payload from the NDEF records on the tag. New ,ĭataMimeType = "MyApp/M圜ustomGeneratedGuid",ĭataPathPattern = "M圜ustomGeneratedGuid")] //NB - dont appear to be able to filter on the payload apart from for standard NDEF record like URL. If the absence of a VID/PID, you could program an NFC tag with a custom NDEF mime type and filter based on that:ĭecorate your main activity with the following: Then, in your activity connect to the pre-shared folder via SMB, make a new folder and transfer your files. You could also set an intentfilter for 'charging' (which I assume would happen when you connected to dock) NB: Nothing to stop the above running as a windows service.Ģ) Have a folder shared on the PC, and have the USB connection to the dock launch an activity with an intent filter based on the PID/VID - this would only work if the dock was not completely dumb though - if the 'dock' is just a cable then it wont work.ĭeviceFilter (lives under resources/xml/device_filter.xml The WPD bit is a bit more involved (I ended up writing a library using com interop), but that was 7 years ago, maybe something exists off the shelf now. If (queryObj.ToString().Contains("USB\\VID_XXXX&PID_0006")) //todo make this string static WMI exmaple (NB for serialport - you need MTP/WPD) (windows c#) var WMISearcher = new ("root\\cimv2","SELECT * FROM Win32_SerialPort") įoreach (ManagementObject queryObj in WMISearcher.Get())

#Locked android file transfer windows usb portable

It would then use WPD (windows portable device) API to pull files from the phone via MTP programatically. You could do it in one of two ways:ġ) Write an app for the PC - this would use WMI to listen for the phones VID/PID becomming present. I don't think you'll be able to do that by utilising the USB cable as the transfer mechanism without doing something on the PC.