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I got that scenario happening to me yesterday. Transferring Big Files between Computer and Android Wireless-ly In this case, the workaround was either to use Wi-Fi or Bluetooth to transfer the files. Since the ISO file is located on my PC, so I have to find a workaround.

Not sure what went wrong but when I tried the cables with my Android on other PC, they were working good.

Trying not to give up with the situation, I looked for another data cable and quickly switched it to another cable hoping my Android would be soon appear on my Windows 10 file explorer.īut then again, it was a false hope, my Android still didn’t appear on my computer. It was pointing to MTP – which means it’s the right mode to do file transfer and the right mode for Android to appear as additional drive on my computer. I did check developer option on my Android (follow the steps here to enable it) to see if the cable is set to MTP or something else. It didn’t appear even after I unplugged and plugged multiple times and after trying and switching to different ports. For the record, the ISO file is 400MB in size.Īs usual, I took my Android data cable, plugged it on my Windows 10 computer and expect the Android will appear as part of additional drive on Windows explorer. On the other hand, I have Android phone with me and I need to transfer quite big size file – an ISO file – from my computer to my Android. My computer is now turning like a MacBook that has no ports except it’s still a Windows laptop. So I have 3 USB ports on my computer but now all my computer USB ports have all given up with me.