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Find ways to restore missing files on your Android device.

Find ways to restore missing files on your Android device.

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PhantomRazer
Member
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02-02-2023, 10:49 PM
#1
You're facing a frustrating transfer issue with your Android videos. It seems the process took an unusually long time, and only a fraction succeeded. Here’s what might be happening:

- **File size or format**: 759 videos under 75 GB could be problematic if the external SSD isn’t compatible or if the file structure is corrupted.
- **Transfer settings**: Ensure you’re using the correct transfer speed and quality settings—slow speeds can cause failures.
- **Device compatibility**: Verify your Android device supports the external SSD and that the drive is properly connected.
- **File corruption**: Try checking for corrupted files before transferring or using a different tool.

For recovery, you might:
- Use a dedicated video transfer app optimized for large files.
- Check the file integrity after transfer.
- Consider backing up your videos elsewhere first.

To prevent future issues:
- Test with smaller files before full transfers.
- Ensure SSD health and proper connections.
- Update drivers and software regularly.

Let me know if you want step-by-step recovery tips!
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PhantomRazer
02-02-2023, 10:49 PM #1

You're facing a frustrating transfer issue with your Android videos. It seems the process took an unusually long time, and only a fraction succeeded. Here’s what might be happening:

- **File size or format**: 759 videos under 75 GB could be problematic if the external SSD isn’t compatible or if the file structure is corrupted.
- **Transfer settings**: Ensure you’re using the correct transfer speed and quality settings—slow speeds can cause failures.
- **Device compatibility**: Verify your Android device supports the external SSD and that the drive is properly connected.
- **File corruption**: Try checking for corrupted files before transferring or using a different tool.

For recovery, you might:
- Use a dedicated video transfer app optimized for large files.
- Check the file integrity after transfer.
- Consider backing up your videos elsewhere first.

To prevent future issues:
- Test with smaller files before full transfers.
- Ensure SSD health and proper connections.
- Update drivers and software regularly.

Let me know if you want step-by-step recovery tips!

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Oxopvp80
Member
183
02-03-2023, 12:16 AM
#2
When moving big data files, adb performs better and faster, especially on a PC. This applies only if you used a computer for the transfer. If the SSD is connected directly to your phone or tablet, it won’t make a difference.
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Oxopvp80
02-03-2023, 12:16 AM #2

When moving big data files, adb performs better and faster, especially on a PC. This applies only if you used a computer for the transfer. If the SSD is connected directly to your phone or tablet, it won’t make a difference.

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Shadowbird_
Member
71
02-03-2023, 04:38 AM
#3
You haven't encountered ADB before, that's okay! It stands for Android Debug Bridge, a tool used to connect and manage devices running Android.
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Shadowbird_
02-03-2023, 04:38 AM #3

You haven't encountered ADB before, that's okay! It stands for Android Debug Bridge, a tool used to connect and manage devices running Android.

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PainxZz
Junior Member
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02-03-2023, 06:36 AM
#4
Android debugging bridge is activated through developer options, often accessed via a tap on the build number or similar (check your device settings). On the PC side, you can use adb pull to send files to your phone or adb push to transfer them back. You'll need to install adb, which you can download from Google's SDK tools. If using Linux, it's available in many package managers. Note that connecting the drive directly to the phone or tablet isn't the intended method—ADB is primarily for moving data between devices.
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PainxZz
02-03-2023, 06:36 AM #4

Android debugging bridge is activated through developer options, often accessed via a tap on the build number or similar (check your device settings). On the PC side, you can use adb pull to send files to your phone or adb push to transfer them back. You'll need to install adb, which you can download from Google's SDK tools. If using Linux, it's available in many package managers. Note that connecting the drive directly to the phone or tablet isn't the intended method—ADB is primarily for moving data between devices.