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Can't Copy Titanium Backup Files to My PC

I created a Galaxy Nexus folder on the "data" drive on my PC. I connect my rooted Gnex and can see "Internal Storage" with folders and data in them. I can drag and drop the Clockworkmod folder and all the files inside move over to my PC just fine but with (paid) Titanium Backup only the folder is moved and none of files inside. The folder is empty. I can try to drag and drop single or multiple TiBu files and nothing is moved. I tried moving them to my desktop rather than the other drive and same thing happens. This happens with drag and drop or copy/paste. Why would Clockworkmod files move but not TiBu files?
Any help appreciated.

Have you tried using a file explorer on the phone and copying the the TitaniumBackup files to a folder that is viewable always through MTP such as DCIM and then transferring from that folder to your PC?

hEaTLoE said:
Have you tried using a file explorer on the phone and copying the the TitaniumBackup files to a folder that is viewable always through MTP such as DCIM and then transferring from that folder to your PC?
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I'll have to do more reading but I sort of understand that. Isn't that just a workaround? Shouldn't I be able to drag and drop the TiBu folder and its contents?
There's no problem dragging and dropping folders from my PC to my Gnex.
Thanks for help!

It may be...I got my GNex today (been on the same Drod Incredible since mid 2010). Already rooted, CWM and custom ROM, but I haven't had much time to play with the phone yet. I did notice using File Explorer I can see more folders on the SD card root than I can see using MTP which I believe may be related to the issue you're having.
I've only transferred files from my PC to the phone and subsequently deleted files using MTP, but I'll update trying to pull files from the phone. You could use ADP as well if MTP doesn't work.

MTP has to do with Media Player right? Maybe my problem is when I hook the Gnex up via USB the AutoPlay box comes up and I've just been closing it out without selecting anything. The only selection that mentions Windows Media Player is, "Sync digital media files to this device using Windows Media Player". Should I select that one? There's also, "Open device to view files using Windows Explorer" There're some others but I don't think they pertain.
Thanks, again for your help.

I've been clicking open device to view files or opening it through My Computer.
Make sure the phone is set to MTP and not Camera mode.

You can also use adb to pull the folder of your phone, assuming you have the correct drivers installed.
adb pull /sdcard/TitaniumBackup/

hEaTLoE said:
I've been clicking open device to view files or opening it through My Computer.
Make sure the phone is set to MTP and not Camera mode.
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Is MTP mode in Settings? I can't see it.

mudferret said:
You can also use adb to pull the folder of your phone, assuming you have the correct drivers installed.
adb pull /sdcard/TitaniumBackup/
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The drivers are the ones that came with Mug's Toolkit. I need to read up on abd.
Thanks

thusband said:
Is MTP mode in Settings? I can't see it.
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When you connect via USB, you can pull the notification bar down and change the type of connection type.
thusband said:
The drivers are the ones that came with Mug's Toolkit. I need to read up on abd.
Thanks
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ADB seems daunting, but is actually easy to use. Same with fastboot. Before you start running things, get ADB and other apps installed, open a command prompt from the platform-tools folder of the SDK and run the command: adb devices to verify the drivers are working. I've found usually the ADP driver installs fine, but the Android 1.0 driver for fastboot doesn't. Make sure both work fine before you start messing with things.
To test fastboot, boot into the boot loader and see if the computer recognizes the phone. You can then run the command: fastboot devices to see if you have a good connection.

hEaTLoE said:
When you connect via USB, you can pull the notification bar down and change the type of connection type.
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OK thanks. The pulldown shows MTP checked. Could it be something in Win 7 that needs changing to be able to recognize the Internal Storage files?
Looks like there's quite a few steps in setting up ADB. I'll have to read through everything carefully.
As with so many things unlocking and rooting opens up a can of worms. I don't mean that in the negative but it's like learning how to ride a bike again.

thusband said:
OK thanks. The pulldown shows MTP checked. Could it be something in Win 7 that needs changing to be able to recognize the Internal Storage files?
Looks like there's quite a few steps in setting up ADB. I'll have to read through everything carefully.
As with so many things unlocking and rooting opens up a can of worms. I don't mean that in the negative but it's like learning how to ride a bike again.
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The GNex Toolkit can easily install the correct drivers for you. You don't need the entire Android SDK if you just want Fastboot and ADB.
There's a DL link to Fastboot + ADB here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1366806&highlight=download+fastboot

Thanks everyone for the help. Fastboot and ADB will certain't have to be installed but it seems like it's a work around for not being able to drag and drop the TiBu files to my PC. I haven't seen other folks with this problem so I need to find out why it's happening with me.
Again, I really appreciate the help. I've learned a lot.

thusband said:
Thanks everyone for the help. Fastboot and ADB will certain't have to be installed but it seems like it's a work around for not being able to drag and drop the TiBu files to my PC. I haven't seen other folks with this problem so I need to find out why it's happening with me.
Again, I really appreciate the help. I've learned a lot.
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same issue here. was told to disconnect-reconnect usb cable. i did it twice but still i cant see the tibu folder... other folder works fine strangely..
i have a downloaded directory where i push files manually and i can see its contents!.
Whatever, i will use the tool kit

same problem here...when i make a backup i can't find titanium backup folder when i connect usb,even if a create a new backup folder from explorer in windows7.... :crying:

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Sync your tibu to dropbox or Google drive. Easily done over wifi.
I agree you can't copy the entire folder but I have no problem copy/paste the individual files inside titanium backup folder.
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zackpack said:
same problem here...when i make a backup i can't find titanium backup folder when i connect usb,even if a create a new backup folder from explorer in windows7.... :crying:
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The file directories for MTP aren't updated as dynamically as they should be. Try running an application like SDRescan or any of the solutions in the threads about missing files through MTP.

thank you all. Tonight i've uploaded to dropbox but i think it's a long way to get the result.
I'll try soon SDRescan.

If your on a custom ROM make sure to fix permissions.
I've had this happen on my GNex and my Xoom. Only real way I solved it was deleting all the files in my SD card with root explorer except for CWM folded and the rom I'm installing. Then reboot right after the delete FORMATTING system/data/cache and factory reset.
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I had this problem on my stock but rooted nexus. I could copy over files and folders just fine except the Titanium folder. I just restarted my phone and it worked.

[Q] CWM wont reboot after flashing sdcard utility (for updating PRL)

Hi -
I would've replied in the appropriate thread here but I dont have 10 posts yet. Anyhow,
I'm trying to update my Profile & PRL using the method in the thread above. downloaded the tar file, MD5 checksum verified. Extracted the contents via 7-Zip, copied the "multiboot" folder into the root of my sdcard. Booted into CWM 5.0.2.7 and installed the file. Received following output:
Code:
-- Installing: /sdcard/multiboot/FC09/boot_FC09.zip
Finding update package...
Opening update package...
Installing update...
Boot /sdcard/multiboot/FC09/zImage
Create mount symlink.
Remount partitions read-only.
(Re)mount /sdcard read-only.
Unpack kexec
Load zImage and initramfs
Sync.
Reboot into zImage.
Install from sdcard complete.
this whole process takes about 2 seconds and them my phone doesn't do anything. Doesn't reboot and stays in CWM. Am I doing something wrong?
I'm running CM7 RC0 with FC09 modem at the moment.

Where did you put the multiboot directory? It has to be at the root of your sd card. It can't be inside of any other folder.
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it is in the root of my sdcard. it's the same place I've always put other roms to flash

naz4viper said:
it is in the root of my sdcard. it's the same place I've always put other roms to flash
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So you flash all of your roms from /sdcard/multiboot/FC09? (Just being sarcastic, honest advice below...)
The directory structure must match exactly, meaning everything must be in the FC09 folder, which must be in multiboot, and multiboot must be at the root of the sdcard (honestly, I have seen this part vary - sometimes, my phone recognizes /sdcard, but other time I have had to use /mnt/sdcard... either way, the / at the beginning refers to the root of the file system (this is a linux/unix standard)... hopefully that helps
You should also verify the md5 of your download, and make sure the full extension is retained (sometimes .tar.xz and similar archives are saved as just .tar in some browsers, and sometimes that goes unnoticed because some archive programs will still appear to open the archive correctly, but the extracted files won't match the originals)
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styles420 said:
So you flash all of your roms from /sdcard/multiboot/FC09? (Just being sarcastic, honest advice below...)
The directory structure must match exactly, meaning everything must be in the FC09 folder, which must be in multiboot, and multiboot must be at the root of the sdcard (honestly, I have seen this part vary - sometimes, my phone recognizes /sdcard, but other time I have had to use /mnt/sdcard... either way, the / at the beginning refers to the root of the file system (this is a linux/unix standard)... hopefully that helps
You should also verify the md5 of your download, and make sure the full extension is retained (sometimes .tar.xz and similar archives are saved as just .tar in some browsers, and sometimes that goes unnoticed because some archive programs will still appear to open the archive correctly, but the extracted files won't match the originals)
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Thanks for the help styles. I did verify the md5 hash when i downloaded the tar.xz and it matched my local file. And I do believe my multiboot folder is in the root of the sdcard. But just in case, here's a screenshot from FileMananger:
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looks right, right?

If you check the "this is a question" box guess which subforum it belongs in.
Thread moved
FNM
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If you check the "this is a question" box guess which subforum it belongs in.
Thread moved
FNM
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sorry kenny! Didn't realize the "this is a question" meant only Q&A forum. Can you remove the [Q] property of this thread so it goes back to general discussion section. It's not so much a question but a need for assistance is getting the sdcard utility working.

No worries. Just hoping others see it and keep questions here. And you did ask a question in the OP so here is a good spot for it.
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ok so back to the original issue at hand.. i've been doing researching a bit more into the issue and i'm glad i'm not the only one where this is happening. Others are saying that I just need to keep waiting and the phone will reboot itself into sdcard rom after the flash is done.. just wanted to ask is that true? and how long should I wait ?

If set up correctly no more than a few minutes. Our SD card is class 2 so the read is a lot slower than phone memory.
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kennyglass123 said:
If set up correctly no more than a few minutes. Our SD card is class 2 so the read is a lot slower than phone memory.
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it's been about 10 or 15 minutes already and still nothing. I posted where the multiboot folder is on my phone. is that correct ? does it matter that i'm on CM7 and not CM9 ? What are the mount settings I should have in CWM "Mount and Storage" options ?

Yours looks to be in the same place mine is. Mine boots into it fine.

Cant see old files after flashing to 4.3 after 4.1

Im sure this has come up a few times but I cannot find the answer...I went from 4.1.2 mc2 to 4.3 and everything is running smooth as butter, but my files such as music and even the newest rom zip is still on my internal storage taking up so much space but I cannot see them through es file explorer or through my pc to delete them and free up space. When I flashed, I wiped cache, dalvic, factory reset then formatted system data and cache in that order, 3 times each and that's how ive always done it. I restored my backup of 4.1.2 (which after the fact I read that's the ultimate no no) but all files are there and the phone worked like it always had. I did flash 4.3 again and im still running it with no issues but I can't figure out how to see my old files from 4.1.2...any insight on this would be greatly appreciated!!! GO BRONCOS!!!

blacksmith_84 said:
Im sure this has come up a few times but I cannot find the answer...I went from 4.1.2 mc2 to 4.3 and everything is running smooth as butter, but my files such as music and even the newest rom zip is still on my internal storage taking up so much space but I cannot see them through es file explorer or through my pc to delete them and free up space. When I flashed, I wiped cache, dalvic, factory reset then formatted system data and cache in that order, 3 times each and that's how ive always done it. I restored my backup of 4.1.2 (which after the fact I read that's the ultimate no no) but all files are there and the phone worked like it always had. I did flash 4.3 again and im still running it with no issues but I can't figure out how to see my old files from 4.1.2...any insight on this would be greatly appreciated!!! GO BRONCOS!!!
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Your older files from 4.1.2 are stored in the /data/media folder. Newer Android versions now store internal data on /data/media/0. Use a file explorer with root permission features like Root Explorer to find and copy those files.

d3cypher said:
Your older files from 4.1.2 are stored in the /data/media folder. Newer Android versions now store internal data on /data/media/0. Use a file explorer with root permission features like Root Explorer to find and copy those files.
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Thanks man! Does root explorer dig deeper for files/folders? I have es file explorer but the only data folder I see is empty and I used the search in es file explorer for media but all thats in there are these in the screen shot. Im baffled!! I greatly appreciate your help!
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I tried out ES file explorer and I couldn't get it to recognize the folder. I do not think it offers the full features that root explorer dose.
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blacksmith_84 said:
Thanks man! Does root explorer dig deeper for files/folders? I have es file explorer but the only data folder I see is empty and I used the search in es file explorer for media but all thats in there are these in the screen shot. Im baffled!! I greatly appreciate your help!
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Press your menu key while in es file explorer on left side of screen click on tools scroll down to the root option and turn it on approve root then a new screen will pop up select mount read write on all options now you can see everything but hidden.
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jlmancuso said:
Press your menu key while in es file explorer on left side of screen click on tools scroll down to the root option and turn it on approve root then a new screen will pop up select mount read write on all options now you can see everything but hidden.
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That did it, thank you guys for your all of your help!!! jlmancuso, you saved my sanity my friend I GREATLY appreciate you man!!! I bet this will help out my fellow noobs too lol!!Have a great day everyone!

sdcard not visible in explorer

!!SOLVED!!! (see my last post..).
Hi guys
i have an issue where i have files on internal sdcard that are only visible in cwm. Any file explorer i use only shows sdcard/0 . These locations arent mirrored and the only way i am able to see the files is cmw. I have had this problem before and i found a script on xda some where that made it visible to my root explorer, howevr i cant seem to find this script again anywhere.
Does anybody know of the said script or have any suggestions as i want to free up this storage (300mb)
Thanks in advance

firstin said:
Hi guys
i have an issue where i have files on internal sdcard that are only visible in cwm. Any file explorer i use only shows sdcard/0 . These locations arent mirrored and the only way i am able to see the files is cmw. I have had this problem before and i found a script on xda some where that made it visible to my root explorer, howevr i cant seem to find this script again anywhere.
Does anybody know of the said script or have any suggestions as i want to free up this storage (300mb)
Thanks in advance
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Don't know about any script but have You tried X-plore?

Yea tried that. Same problem unfortunately. The below is want I want to get to, to delete some files in downloads folder especially . ( I think the location address is the same in the picture because I have the 0 folder highlighted.)
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But all I can get to in any file browser is this location below
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i don't understand your problem cause you stated its "sd card" and by that i thought you meant external memory but you listed saying it's phone memory?So you can't access your phone memory to delete files off it?Which ROM are you running? And have you mounted your system correctly if you're using es file explorer?

I'm using resurrection ROM. I don't know how else I can mount it with a file explorer?. I simply cannot get to that location in any explorer.
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firstin said:
I'm using resurrection ROM. I don't know how else I can mount it with a file explorer?. I simply cannot get to that location in any explorer.
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Check for your content in 'sdcard/0/' directory.

These are the options I can get to.
If I select sdcard/0 it takes me too sdcard/emulated/0 as shown below.
In cwm if select install from internal sdcard the files I am trying to get to to delete are visible. But all my files on my device are in the 0 folder which is all I can get to on my device. Its like I need to go up another level but cant.
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firstin said:
These are the options I can get to.
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If I select sdcard/0 it takes me too sdcard/emulated/0 as shown below.
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In cwm if select install from internal sdcard the files I am trying to get to to delete are visible. But all my files on my device are in the 0 folder which is all I can get to on my device. Its like I need to go up another level but cant.
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sdcard0 and sdcard0/emulated/0 are same, try it by moving your files outside from 0 folder to sdcard0/ if you got loop folder means '0/0/0'. First verify you've given root access to ES File Exp (From side pane >> root explorer). And if still didn't unable to move goto root directory '/' there you'll find 'sdcard0' directory, give a try with that.

This has happened to me before. Usually it's because of a bad backup due to lack of storage. What I did was delete the failed back up in CWM and you'll get the space back. For some reason, if you're backing up your phone on the internal SD, CWM will save it in some folder that's only accessible to CWM in recovery mode. Hope that helps.
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Thanks for you replies guys. Sorry have been away to keep this thread going.
I am still having the issue and haven't had a failed backup. Heres a link to video to show you exactly what i mean
http://youtu.be/ObOK-jeF1HU

Solved!!!!
Hey guys
I found the script i was talking about earlier. Heres the link to the xda thread. http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s3/development/cwm-sdcardzeromounter-mount-sdcard-t2355762
Cheers

Access to Emulated/999 Storage

Hi.
So I updated my One Plus 3 to Oxygen OS 5.0 via OTA update. As much as I love everything, especially the integrated Parallel Apps, it's infuriating to know I can't access the storage area of these apps on our phone's internal memory.
Let me explain.
Normally, our internal storage is located at following path: "storage/emulated/0/sdcard.
But incase of Parallel Apps, it's "storage/emulated/999". I was able to access it via both ADB via PC as well as Terminal Emulater using phone. BUT, it's not explorable via any File Explorer software.
My device is not rooted, neither do I want to risk rooting it for now. But I'd really appreciate it if someone could help me with a way to access that storage. Is there a method to create a path shortcut but terminal commands or some other sorcery ?
Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks
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There's no way you can access that data nor oneplus ever responded to queries of user's on the oneplus forum for the same. Hope we all somehow get access via stock explorer for that from oneplus and in the mean time If you find any solution somehow than please post here.

open the DOWNLOADS app on the device.*
In the left upper side click the three bar button. you will find parallel app storage

Solution to the hidden folder - 999 in internal storage of the phone.
abobobilly said:
Hi.
So I updated my One Plus 3 to Oxygen OS 5.0 via OTA update. As much as I love everything, especially the integrated Parallel Apps, it's infuriating to know I can't access the storage area of these apps on our phone's internal memory.
Let me explain.
Normally, our internal storage is located at following path: "storage/emulated/0/sdcard.
But incase of Parallel Apps, it's "storage/emulated/999". I was able to access it via both ADB via PC as well as Terminal Emulater using phone. BUT, it's not explorable via any File Explorer software.
My device is not rooted, neither do I want to risk rooting it for now. But I'd really appreciate it if someone could help me with a way to access that storage. Is there a method to create a path shortcut but terminal commands or some other sorcery ?
Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks
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Here's the solution for android users:
1. Download ES FILE EXPLORER from Play Store.[This File Explorer is the only exception.]
2. Find "Favourites" in top left corner section.
3. Add your own favourite folder by tapping on "ADD".
4. Name it as you wish and in the path section type "/storage/emulated/999/" and tap ok.
5. Here you go. Now, you can access the 999 folder where you can find all the cloned apps.
For iOS:
1. I don't know man.
2. Go for Apple Store.
Thank me later and have a good day.

**Eureka!** Found a way and it can work wirelessly.
**Follow my tutorial, Just discovered it and currently backing up my WhatsApp folder.**
So, First → Get the Filezilla client version.
and MiXplorer Silver - File Manager. Paid Version. But you know what to do with the paid version , Won’t link the links. But go for it,
and obviously know the file path of the DUAL APPS folder in my case it’s /storage/emulated/999/WhatsApp/……….
Now,
Open Mixplorer and then to the right Top corner click on the options and then click on Servers
Next, click the edit button and set the path the location of your Dual app
/storage/emulated/999
Now click start server.
Next, Create Hotspot → Connect your Laptop/Desktop(using a dongle or inbuild Wi-Fi) to the network then, Open Filezilla → You’ll need the location of your FTP server. As in our case, the server we created using MiXplorer,
Note## You’ll find the FTP address in the Notification menu of your phone by MiXplorer, Now in Filezilla Hostname will be the IP address mine was 192.168.XX.X
and port (If you’ve created your port in MiXplorer) else leave it blank and Boom Now, you’re provided with the Storage screen and Just copy whatever you want from There.
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To Switch the location of DUAL APPS on the phone.
Select any FOLDER and click on details and you’ll be presented with the details including the location (i.e. /storage/emulated/999/WhatsApp/………. )
Open MiXplorer and click on the options on the Right top corner.
Click on the edit button of the start FTP server.
Paste the location of the dual apps Folder. and click on the start FTP server.
The Blue is Our local drive and the Green is remote(DUAL APPS) and RED is the Status of the transfer.
And obviously, it’s efficient for any kind of file transfer using FTP i.e. Wirelessly.

Bjing_i said:
**Eureka!** Found a way and it can work wirelessly.
**Follow my tutorial, Just discovered it and currently backing up my WhatsApp folder.**
So, First → Get the Filezilla client version.
and MiXplorer Silver - File Manager. Paid Version. But you know what to do with the paid version , Won’t link the links. But go for it,
and obviously know the file path of the DUAL APPS folder in my case it’s /storage/emulated/999/WhatsApp/……….
Now,
Open Mixplorer and then to the right Top corner click on the options and then click on Servers
Next, click the edit button and set the path the location of your Dual app
/storage/emulated/999
Now click start server.
Next, Create Hotspot → Connect your Laptop/Desktop(using a dongle or inbuild Wi-Fi) to the network then, Open Filezilla → You’ll need the location of your FTP server. As in our case, the server we created using MiXplorer,
Note## You’ll find the FTP address in the Notification menu of your phone by MiXplorer, Now in Filezilla Hostname will be the IP address mine was 192.168.XX.X
and port (If you’ve created your port in MiXplorer) else leave it blank and Boom Now, you’re provided with the Storage screen and Just copy whatever you want from There.
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To Switch the location of DUAL APPS on the phone.
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Select any FOLDER and click on details and you’ll be presented with the details including the location (i.e. /storage/emulated/999/WhatsApp/………. )
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Open MiXplorer and click on the options on the Right top corner.
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Click on the edit button of the start FTP server.
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Paste the location of the dual apps Folder. and click on the start FTP server.View attachment 5162341
The Blue is Our local drive and the Green is remote(DUAL APPS) and RED is the Status of the transfer.
And obviously, it’s efficient for any kind of file transfer using FTP i.e. Wirelessly.
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Hi, Bro, I have the same problem, I need to access /storage/emulated/95/, but when I create the ftp server, no files are found in this folder, can you help me? Thank you
In addition, can this method be used under Android 11?

jkrowling608 said:
Hi, Bro, I have the same problem, I need to access /storage/emulated/95/, but when I create the ftp server, no files are found in this folder, can you help me? Thank you
In addition, can this method be used under Android 11?
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Yes. But I have faced some issues creating an FTP server now. so I am looking into another FTP server for phones and I am currently trying ES Explorer but to no avail, nothing worked yet. but yes, It'll work on Android 11 too because it's not bound to any kind of restrictions, it's just a server that's it.

jkrowling608 said:
Hi, Bro, I have the same problem, I need to access /storage/emulated/95/, but when I create the ftp server, no files are found in this folder, can you help me? Thank you
In addition, can this method be used under Android 11?
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I just checked it works! and I am in Android 10 currently and flawlessly. Just Keep watch on the directory listing.

Bjing_i said:
I just checked it works! and I am in Android 10 currently and flawlessly. Just Keep watch on the directory listing.
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I am using a Samsung mobile phone and my dualapp data is saved in /storage/emulated/95/, but when I create the ftp server, there are no files in this directory. Do I have to use an ftp client on the computer?

Why not use adb pull for entire WhatsApp folder or specific folder
adb pull storage/emulated/999/Whatsapp <destination>
999 is for dual space storage