So what's the big secret?Hi there
A newbie...just joined today....just wanted to know if anyone managed to use Total Commander to copy files to Android system folder......if not, please message me. I just found a way to do it....
So what's the big secret?Hi there
A newbie...just joined today....just wanted to know if anyone managed to use Total Commander to copy files to Android system folder......if not, please message me. I just found a way to do it....
Strange ,i have a S22 ULTRA 5GThank you, but... no joy there on Android12 on a Samsung GalaxyS22
Anybody's solution would be appreciated
I tried to illustrate it with screenshots ..it might help ...?Thank you, but... no joy there on Android12 on a Samsung GalaxyS22
Anybody's solution would be appreciated
How?Thank you so much for your response !
Sorry for the late reply. But I got it to work eventually![]()
So sorry for the late reply.
Thanks,So sorry for the late reply.
I honestly cannot remember.
I think i just followed the instructions of the of the person i quoted.
Wow! Total Commander just BLEW MY MINDDD!Total Commander ( Play store free version ) can also access Android /data .
No root ,
I'm on Android 11 .
I use it eg......to copy /move "items" from the data folder , to to another directory .
However don't know if it will suite your "needs"
good luck .
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Total Commander - file manager - Apps on Google Play
Android version of the desktop file manager Total Commander (www.ghisler.com).play.google.com
It works. I fond my solution on top thanks to yours. Also I use Xplore, it is as powerful than Total Commander.Hello,
A mirror of root/data/data is root/data_mirror/data_ce/null/0/, with full read and write access.
Tried successfully with Solid Explorer on Pixel 7 Pro (Android 13, Magisk 25.2).
I discovered this mirror thanks to Total Commander.
You need a rooted phone to browse those folders, also, simply put, if you can't browse a folder on a non rooted phone, there is very high chance that you need root to browse it (no random app like X-Plore, Solid Explorer or what not will help)@juandante, is your phone rooted? In my case of non-rooted Mi11/Android 13 and Solid explorer neither /data or /data_mirror are shown in root folder. And when clicking on /mnt/runtime I get a "unable to browse ..." error.
Total commander does not show the root level folders at all
Since the Android 11 update, I have been unable to access the Android/data folder through Samsung's "My Files" app. This appears due to the storage updates in Android 11 where the "system further restricts your app's access to other apps' private directories" (Android 11 Storage updates). So far the only app I found that can access these directors is the Files app by Marc apps & software, however it's only read permissions and I cannot write to the directory. The last alternative is to connect to a computer and gain full read/write access through USB.
Has anybody found a way to bypass these storage restrictions without root?
adb shell su mount -o rw,remount /
allowed me full access to browse and modify. When you're finished make sure to remount as read only adb shell su mount -o ro,remount /
Yes fellow! Somehow I bypassed this restriction.Download File Manager Plus from this link- https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.alphainventor.filemanager and give it access to your phone.It will work...Since the Android 11 update, I have been unable to access the Android/data folder through Samsung's "My Files" app. This appears due to the storage updates in Android 11 where the "system further restricts your app's access to other apps' private directories" (Android 11 Storage updates). So far the only app I found that can access these directors is the Files app by Marc apps & software, however it's only read permissions and I cannot write to the directory. The last alternative is to connect to a computer and gain full read/write access through USB.
Has anybody found a way to bypass these storage restrictions without root?
How are you getting it to wok ? I think the app is still telling me android/data is write protected :/