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#Airdroid failed to connect to server pro
I run mine from app: Servers Ultimate ( Pro version) on Android, it also has SMB & other servers.
#Airdroid failed to connect to server drivers
Of course you can simply connect your Android device's micro-USB cable to PC & Mac, given correct USB drivers are installed on the computer.ġ) I'm not keen on Samba server as it hogs too much. Android device's files/folders on PC & Mac:
#Airdroid failed to connect to server plus
Newbies should not mess with "File System root" files & folders.Ĭlick on a file(s) icon to select (not filename), bottom icons (copy move delete etc plus multi-select) to send to next pane. Plus Android sysfiles (access, attributes, installs etc.) are taken care of easier than any other app.
I use other dual pane file managers on Windows & Mac as don't like Total Commander interface there or the fact it's not free there, but on Android apart from seeing Windows shared folder aspect, it's the best file manager for copying/moving/deleting multiple files. Also the FTP plugin setup is similarly easy: Finally, it's free & ad-free, the guy who makes it never asks for donations or rating or other messages. Plus IMHO & many other programmers it's the best file manager on Android & is on all my devices' dockbars. It's like old programmers dual-pane faves, NC etc. Long-Press your created connection: Properties: ChangeĮxample: 192.168.1.4 to 192.168.1.5 if that is your PC now as shown by Fing. Instead of making a new one, you can change the IP number of your creation if it changes in future: Https //store/apps/details?id=Ĥ) In Total Commander root list of folders choose: LAN (Windows shares)ī) Enter any name (I use the IP number, as they change)Ĭ) Just Enter the IP number of PC at top, leave the rest empty/as is.ĭONE! Less than 1 minute for the Android part.Īt Total Commander start, click LAN (Windows shares), click on what you just named & setup: you're in the PC!Īs IP numbers change, use Fing to see IP number of network devices:
#Airdroid failed to connect to server install
Https //store/apps/details?id=ģ) Install LAN plugin for Total Commander: Http //5808814/how-to-share-a-folder-over-your-network-for-beginnersĪny problems just google for more guides: share Windows folderĢ) Install "Total Commander" file manager on Android device: Easy-peasy, lemon squeezy, also Mac guide: "Everyone" share option is the most full-proof if facing connection handshakes problems & is easier in operation later too but less secure, which is no problem if at home. You can, if you like, make it a mega-data folder with sub-folders for mp3, movies, ebooks, etc. This is the best method so far (Jan 2014):ġ) Share the hell out of a folder in Windows preferably with " Everyone" option. PC & Mac files/folders on an Android device: Which I presume means I need to set up an account on the NAS, but not sure what to use for the galaxy.Īlso I cannot see my network printer and the only solution I have found so far seem to mean I have to pay to print pages on my own printer. I use es file explorer and that allows me to see my NAS but I cannot access any folders as I get an error message Indeed it is as other peripherals mey be avaILABLE. I'm guessing that it is so he can print a document from his mobile device to a printer connected to his homegroup. Kind of important now, and guaranteed to become more important in the near future.
If it's to wirelessly sync music or files on your devices from your PC, there's plenty of apps for that on playstore. I don't understand what the point of this would be on a phone. Any PC on that list can access any other PC on the list granted you have set the appropriate permissions. The homegroup is only for other Windows PCs to connect to each other and share files over the network.
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