Questions Re Accessing My Device Via My Win OS Desktop
For the very first time today, I successfully plugged in my Galaxy Tab into my Win 7 OS desktop PC (the purpose of this is to experiment); I did this via a USB connection.
In Windows Explorer I can see that I can create NEW folders in my device (for the time being to be used for data storage); it appears that I would be using my device's internal storage. But I'm very concerned that in doing so I would create some major unintended consequences, i. e., I would crash my device. Has anyone tried doing this?
A 2nd purpose for my experiment is to directly access my device's micro SD card, but it's not showing up in Explorer; any ideas as to why not?
Finally, has anyone found any creative/labor saving/etc. uses for accessing an android device via Windows?
For the very first time today, I successfully plugged in my Galaxy Tab into my Win 7 OS desktop PC (the purpose of this is to experiment); I did this via a USB connection.
In Windows Explorer I can see that I can create NEW folders in my device (for the time being to be used for data storage); it appears that I would be using my device's internal storage. But I'm very concerned that in doing so I would create some major unintended consequences, i. e., I would crash my device. Has anyone tried doing this?
A 2nd purpose for my experiment is to directly access my device's micro SD card, but it's not showing up in Explorer; any ideas as to why not?
Finally, has anyone found any creative/labor saving/etc. uses for accessing an android device via Windows?
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