I was thinking you would try this in your X-plore app since you want to default to that app.
In your previous post you say,
By what method did you do this?
How long ago are we talking? The last time I can remember seeing the ringtone folder and it being populated by the default ringtones was Android 5 or 6, maybe 7, but it was a loooonnng time ago.
As simply as I can put it, I do not believe you will be able to find or look at this folder today. This is because Android, and maybe it's just Samsung, has stopped allowing users to even see the folders belonging to the apps installed on our devices without rooting the device. Rooting, some may call it jailbreaking, involves unlocking the Bootloader to gain access to the root of the internal storage drive. If you can access this, you would find the folder containing your ringtones in a folder inside of the [app] that allows you to choose your ringtone. So if that app was named, Jims Ringtone Picker, you would likely find a app folder named, com.jimsringtonepicker, and inside of that you would find a folder possibly named, Ringtones, Media, Data, or something else that would indicate where the tones are stored.
I did do a quick search just to see if there were any directions out there and found these directions.
How do I access app files on Android?
- Open the File Manager app on your device.
- After launching the app, go to your device's internal storage or SD card.
- Find the “Android” folder and open the “data” or “obb” subfolder.
- Locate the corresponding app folder.
I didn't go into the article or view any more of the directions to see how accurate they are but you can view the
link here.
If you are just trying to add music or personal selections to this list there are a myriad of ways to do this. The Zedge app is likely one of the most popular apps for this but there are dozens of ringtone apps at the Play Store. A quick search shows this top list of ringtone apps
here.
If you are trying to remove tones, it likely isn't possible to remove stock ringtones without root access, at least no way that I'm aware of and that's not to say it doesn't exist but you'd be more likely to find it by asking the internet.
I'm sure none of this is what you want to hear however I believe this is the best I think we would be able to help you with here.
Good luck, best wishes