Windows 10: How to access "Bernard's Galaxy S10e\SD card\Music" from the command line?

I don't believe this is possible, I've looked at numerous threads which purport to accomplish this, but none actually work. When I connect my Android phone to my Windows 10 PC, I can access "Bernard's Galaxy S10e\SD card\Music\" in Explorer. How can this same folder be access from the command line?

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GPU-Z what command line parameter ?

Suggestion: /? (-?) and /help (-help) command-line arguments to show a list of all possible arguments in a small window. *Smile

 

Cannot copy music files to SD card

Dear Arnie,

Thanks for your suggestions and see below...

Put card into surface and run scan; all ok

Files will not copy to music folder (either mp3 or jpeg or excel) I tried all sorts of files ad none would work

I did copy a music file to "videos" on the card and it copied perfectly (since deleted it)

It seems the "MUSIC" folder on the card is locked to copying when the card is in the phone because I CAN copy music files to it when it is in the surface pro.

Music is default to save to SD card

I cannot see to add music in groove as I already have over 7500 songs on my 200GB card.

Many thanks,

A.

 

Cannot copy music files to SD card

Hello Arthur,

Let us try these different ways to isolate your concern. You may follow the steps provided below:

• Check if the SD card is not corrupted. Try to scan the SD card manually.
• After scanning, try copying music files again.
  
• Insert the SD card in the phone and check where your musics are saved by default. Go to
  Settings > System > Storage >
  Save locations.

If the issue still persist, you can try this is an alternative. If your using Groove music app, you can save your music by following the steps below:

• Open the Groove music app.
• Under add some music, choose between Copy your music from PC or Add music to your OneDrive.
• A prompt will show up once you choose a specific action.

Please don't hesitate to ask the community if you need more assistance.