how to transfer files from android to otg?
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['Connect a flash drive (or SD reader with card) to the full-size USB female end of the adapter. ... ', 'Connect OTG cable to your phone. ... ', 'Tap USB Drive.', 'Tap Internal Storage to view the files on your phone.', "Find the file you'd like to share. ... ", 'Tap the three dots button.', 'Select Copy.']
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['Plug the USB cable into the phone.', 'Touch and drag the notification bar down.', 'Touch USB for charging.', 'Touch the desired option (e.g.,Transfer files (MTP)).', 'The USB connection option has been changed.']
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['Connect your Android device to your PC using your USB cable.', 'Your device may ask what kind of connection to open. ... ', 'Now you can open Windows File Explorer on your computer.', 'Click your phone from the list on the left.', 'Browse and select files to transfer.', 'Right-click > Copy.']
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Drag Android File Transfer to Applications. Use the USB cable that came with your Android device and connect it to your Mac. Double click Android File Transfer. Browse the files and folders on your Android device and copy files.
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Connect your phone to your Mac via a USB cable and Android File Transfer should open automatically. If it doesn't, check your notifications bar and change the USB settings to File transfer/MTP mode. In Android File Transfer, find the folder and/or file(s) you want to transfer and drag and drop it to your desktop.
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['If necessary, touch and hold the Status bar (area at the top of the phone screen with the time, signal strength, etc.) then drag to the bottom. The image below is merely an example.', 'Tap the USB icon. then select File transfers (MTP).']
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['Connect a flash drive (or SD reader with card) to the full-size USB female end of the adapter. ... ', 'Connect OTG cable to your phone. ... ', 'Swipe down from the top to show the notification drawer. ... ', 'Tap USB Drive. ... ', 'Tap Internal Storage to view the files on your phone.']
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['If necessary, touch and hold the Status bar (area at the top of the phone screen with the time, signal strength, etc.) then drag to the bottom. The image below is merely an example.', 'Tap the USB icon. then select File Transfer.']
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['If prompted to allow access to your data, tap Allow.', 'Touch and hold the Status bar (at the top) then drag to the bottom. The image below is an example.', "From the. 'Android System' section, ensure File Transfer is selected."]
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['Download the app.', 'Open AndroidFileTransfer.dmg.', 'Drag Android File Transfer to Applications.', 'Use the USB cable that came with your Android device and connect it to your Mac.', 'Double click Android File Transfer.', 'Browse the files and folders on your Android device and copy files.']
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['Connect your Android tablet to the computer with a USB cable. ... ', 'Open another Windows Explorer window, one where you want the files copied to and browse to the folder on your PC that contains the files you want to transfer. ... ', 'Click and select the files from your computer you wish to transfer.']
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['Attach the USB cable to the phone and to a free USB port on your PC.', 'Swipe down from the top of the screen with one finger.', 'Tap the Android System notification.', 'Tap Tap for more options.', 'Tap File Transfer.', 'On your PC, select your device.', 'Select Open device to view files.', 'Open the DCIM folder.']
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['Unlock your Android device.', 'With a USB cable, connect your device to your computer.', 'On your device, tap the "USB for..." notification.', 'Select Transfer files.', 'A file transfer window will open on your computer. Use it to drag files.', "When you're done, eject your device from Windows.", 'Unplug the USB cable.']
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In order to get the file transfers to work, you'll need you'll need a USB OTG (On-The-Go) cable or adapter for that though. Once connected, you can set your phone to PTP transfer mode to access the images on your camera, and you'll be able to access an importer mode from the Lightroom app.
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Connect your phone via USB then Unlock your phone and select File transfer. A icon will appear on desktop or in Finder. It has Application name Android File Transfer as suggested by many. You don't need to download it.
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['Connect the USB drive to your Tablet using a USB OTG cable.', 'Go to Files > Local > USB drive, navigate to the USB drive, select the data that you want to copy, and then copy it to the target folder.']
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['Backup your old phone via USB to your harddrive, just create a folder and copy everything in there. ... ', 'Download Android Filetransfer and install it (on Windows, this is not needed)']