Windows 10: Windows 10 creates enormous jpeg files during file transfer from Android phone

Wanted to save som pictures from my Android phone. Copied 2450 jpeg files from phone library and pasted into a folder on my PC desktop. Total copied size was 16.4GB for those 2450 files. Checked the PC folder and discovered that I had 2450 jpeg files, each 16.4GB in size. Making up totally 40TB. All jpeg pictures are unreadable. Windows has compressed all folders and files, the two blue arrows are visible. Unfortunatelly, I have deleted the files from the Android phone. Now I´m stuck with 2450 unreadable jpeg:s which I cannot de-compress due to the enormous file size. Is this possible to solve somehow?

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No file transfer window when transferring files on android phones.


Device: One plus 2, Nexus 5, 7, and others not showing file transfer window when transferring files

OS: Windows 10

Brand: RazerModel: Razer

Blade 2016 (GTX 1060 edition)

Does this occur with other devices on this machine? : Yes

Does this happen on other laptops? : No

Does this occur when using different cables? : Yes

Does this occur on both modes MTP and PTP? : Yes

What happened when the device is unplugged While attempting to transfer a file?:

An error occurs as if the file were transferring in the background unseen but, it isn't.
It's been checked under task manager.
Steps Taken:Deleted any and all drivers dealing with Android through Device Manager -> show hidden devices -> uninstalled drivers.

Used different usb type "c" cables.

Uninstalled and reinstalled one plus drivers,

Uninstalled drivers for mtp and reinstalled

Updated all drivers per laptop website

Ran sfc/scannow tools, no issues found

Ran disk clean up, cleared all and any temp file (ex: cache, cookies, java cache)

This issue has been found to be windows itself and not the device(s).

Please feel free to throw me suggestions after reading through what was done! *Biggrin

 

cannot transfere files between android and WIN10

Hi Mostafa,

Can you walk me through the steps on how are you trying to copy the files to your Windows 10 device. Based on your post, your android phone is showing on device manager. Can you verify if your android device is shown in File Explorer (On your keyboard, press
Windows + E. Then, check if the device is shown).

If the android device is shown in File Explorer, you can manually copy the files to your Windows 10 device by following these steps:

1. On your keyboard, press Windows + E.
2. Double click the file name of your android phone.
3. Locate the folder where the files you want to transfer is stored.
4. Highlight all the files you want to transfer.
5. You can either press Ctrl + C (this will just copy the files and retain the copy on your phone), or press
   Ctrl + X (this will move the files from the phone to the Windows 10 device, this will delete the copy from he phone).
6. Navigate through your Windows 10 device on where you want to store the files.
7. Once your on the desired location, press Ctrl + V (this will paste the copied files to this location).

Please respond to this thread to let me know how the issue progresses. Similarly, if you have more questions, please inform me by replying to this post.

 

Cable to transfer files

OMG. I have never met anyone who actually bought one of those file transfer things.



Firewire will do the same as USB, but faster, so will a cheap crossover cable. I can wlak you through the steps of moving data so you will not miss a beat.




Anything more than $10 to buy a cable is too much.