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Usually the stock File Manager can only be accessed from the general settings and not as a separated app from the drawer. I'm not sure about the right steps for your LG model but try something like Settings - Storage - Files.The File Manager App that I'm using now is by Google but I want to use a different File manager app, that only shows up in my app settings, but not in my app drawer as shown in the illustrations.
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In the settings below, the File manager app that I want to use was one I downloaded from Google Play.
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That would be nice... if I knew how. Do you know how? What do you mean by "launcher"?Depending on the launcher you can create a widget to open the Storage settings or even the Files option.
Well, I don't necessarily dislike the Google File manager, just wondered about what the difference is with the smaller one. Maybe it's the layout. But guess I'll just have to get used to the Google one. I've tried some other file managers but the ones I've tried had other stuff with it that I didn't need (I don't remember what they were). But thank you.The smaller Files app is the system one that I think only shows up when needed, but you can't open it yourself.
Is there a reason why you'd rather not use Files by Google? I can recommend a couple of other good file manager apps if you need one.
Try this. Long press an empty spot on your homescreen, tap 'Widgets', scroll down the list until you find 'Settings', drag it to the screen and look for the 'Storage' option.That would be nice... if I knew how. Do you know how? What do you mean by "launcher"?
Thank you, but there are no settings for Widgets on my phone.Try this. Long press an empty spot on your homescreen, tap 'Widgets', scroll down the list until you find 'Settings', drag it to the screen and look for the 'Storage' option.
Well, I don't necessarily dislike the Google File manager, just wondered about what the difference is with the smaller one. Maybe it's the layout. But guess I'll just have to get used to the Google one. I've tried some other file managers but the ones I've tried had other stuff with it that I didn't need (I don't remember what they were). But thank you.![]()
Try Total Commander. Free and ad-free, and no extraneous stuff (although there are some plug-ins you can add on, also free.