Java Jive <java@evij.com.invalid> wrote or quoted:
|have ever had is whereas with my first Samsung phone, a Galaxy Note 2
|now long since dead, you could just connect the phone to the PC and >|everything would be accessible, now I have to 'sign in' to a phone by
And typically, you can't use tools like batch files anymore to
automate access, to do all the syncs you want automatically.
The Android files are only accessible manually through the GUI.
So basically, the PC is being dumbed down big time.
More detail is needed to solve the problem.
Stefan Ram wrote on 19 Sep 2024 11:59:26 GMT :
I connect my Samsung to the Windows PC every day, over Wi-Fi or USB,
and mirror the phone onto the PC (using the PC clipboard, mouse,
keyboard), and I copy files back and forth and even mount the phone
as a Windows drive. <https://i.postimg.cc/wvsbcNBz/scrcpy05.jpg>
I connect my Samsung to the Windows PC every day, over Wi-Fi or USB,
and mirror the phone onto the PC (using the PC clipboard, mouse,
keyboard), and I copy files back and forth and even mount the phone
as a Windows drive. <https://i.postimg.cc/wvsbcNBz/scrcpy05.jpg>
Have you looked at the Samsung Windows version of "Smart Switch" which will backup and restore your Samsung phone?
I mean, are you able to, kind of, go into the Windows command line,
type in,
dir <something>
, and see some directory from your phone? In that case, you could
write a cmd-File to automatically do certain file operations,
for example, copy certain files from the mobile device to the
windows device and vice versa.
(Usually, on Windows, most of the files can also be accessed from
the level of Windows commands, so one can write command files to
automate stuff.)
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