PC-Android Root File Manager - Android Commander by PanPiotr [WIN][ROOT][ADB]
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Solved.
Hay guy's, for those of you still stuck!! I got a nice and easy solution. Just install minimal ADB and fastboot, then copy the adb.exe, AdbWinApi.dll,
AdbWinUsbApi.dll to your "C:\Program Files (x86)\Android Commander\bin" folder and done!! now it will work with all the new 4.3 devices. Including NOTE 3
IF I HELPED, PLEASE SAY THANKS!:good:
Hay guy's, for those of you still stuck!! I got a nice and easy solution. Just install minimal ADB and fastboot, then copy the adb.exe, AdbWinApi.dll,
AdbWinUsbApi.dll to your "C:\Program Files (x86)\Android Commander\bin" folder and done!! now it will work with all the new 4.3 devices. Including NOTE 3
IF I HELPED, PLEASE SAY THANKS!:good:
I had that issue, you just need to install adbd insecure in the playstore. You will be able to browse your phone
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Just install adbd insecure from the playstore and Busybox, it helps too.
This is what I just did to get it to work, but I also copied adb.exe and AdbWinApi.dll over from "Minimal ADB and Fastboot" as well
You have to download a app to get unsecure root, once you have that then you will get root access to android commander.
Does anyone can help me, I have no root access over my phone?
When I run Android Commander, the bottom status bar says "Root Access : NO"
I don't understand what went wrong.
I tried to click the status bar, it just keep on loading.
Same with me!!! I know that I have root access, but Android Commander doesn't know that!
Guys, learn to read. You must install ADBInsecure and/or Busybox if you are 100/% sure that your phone is rooted but file manager don't see them as rooted.
ADB Insecure is a free soft by Chainfire (author of SU) but the PlayStore link is not free, contrary to the exact same version here at XDA:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1687590
I'm assuming you've found it already, but for others, the current last post in the Android Commander official thread has links - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=51692561
my brother had his Optimus G touch screen damaged, and he is password locked (pattern, really).
LG Service says the repair will WIPE the device (wtf ??)
In any case, he can't recover his photos becasue with no touch, he can't unlock the phone, and with a locked phone, MTP does not allow file access.
Any chance we can use this from recovery or bootloader to get files out of the media partition?
Or another method?
Thx
LG Service says the repair will WIPE the device (wtf ??)
In any case, he can't recover his photos becasue with no touch, he can't unlock the phone, and with a locked phone, MTP does not allow file access.
Any chance we can use this from recovery or bootloader to get files out of the media partition?
Or another method?
Thx
New Links and fixes
I've found the application elsewhere (http://android-commander.en.lo4d.com/), and so far so good. I'm running an HTC One M7 w/4.4.3. I had to use Chainfire's adb insecure and copy over the newest adb files for the program to find my phone, but it did work.
I've found the application elsewhere (http://android-commander.en.lo4d.com/), and so far so good. I'm running an HTC One M7 w/4.4.3. I had to use Chainfire's adb insecure and copy over the newest adb files for the program to find my phone, but it did work.
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52Hey xda,
I have found a very cool application for windows users: Android Commander.
Its a File Manager for Windows that lets you browse the root directories of your phone within a nice gui. No more typing lines of adb shell commands!
Download: Visit Website http://androidcommander.com/
Functions:
- File Actions
- Copy Files
- Delete Files
- Push Files from PC
- Pull Files to PC
- Create Directories
- Edit File Properties (Permissions, etc)
- Select Multiple Files
- Sign Files
- Read Device Info
- Open a ADB Shell console
- Read logcat
- Virtual Input (havent tried it)
- Screenshots (Tested and found buggy on CM9)
Screenshots from the Website:
3Solved.
Hay guy's, for those of you still stuck!! I got a nice and easy solution. Just install minimal ADB and fastboot, then copy the adb.exe, AdbWinApi.dll,
AdbWinUsbApi.dll to your "C:\Program Files (x86)\Android Commander\bin" folder and done!! now it will work with all the new 4.3 devices. Including NOTE 3
IF I HELPED, PLEASE SAY THANKS!:good:3For all those that get "Root Access : NO" on rooted phone, it's because adbd is running in "secure" mode.
Try adbd Insecure v1.30. It worked for me:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=16875903works just fine with Chainfires Insecure Mode app and KitKat on my Nexus 5.
You need to overwrite the files that are in $ROOT/Android Commander DIR/bin/ with the ones that are from an up-to-date sdk.
There are 4 files.
Here; I'll make it easier for you all.
Android Commander Update Files for 4.3+ Support
2New Links and fixes
I've found the application elsewhere (http://android-commander.en.lo4d.com/), and so far so good. I'm running an HTC One M7 w/4.4.3. I had to use Chainfire's adb insecure and copy over the newest adb files for the program to find my phone, but it did work. - File Actions
