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The following information need to be noted down. You'll need this information to connect to the FTP server running on your smartphone from your desktop through the FileZilla FTP Client you've already installed on your computer.

Here, you just need to note down 3 important settings. At this point, you'll get a screen more or less similar to the one shown below.

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Tap the icon of the WiFi Pro FTP Server app you've already installed on your smartphone. Once the Personal Hotspot is switched on, it's time to start the FTP server on the smartphone.

Settings в†’ Wireless & networks в†’ Connections в†’ Mobile Hotspot & Tethering в†’ Mobile Hotspot.

Settings в†’ Network & Internet в†’ Hotspot & tethering в†’ Wi-Fi hotspot.

The path to the hotspot activation option may be slightly different on different phone models.

If you couldn't find the hotspot icon in the drawer, you can switch it on through the settings menu. This essentially means that we're not going to use an internet connection-at all. You may note ( see image below) that we've not activated Wi-Fi and Cellular/Mobile Data on the mobile device. Step 2: Start the FTP Server on Your SmartphoneWe'll start with switching on the Personal Hotspot on our smartphone. The process explained above is obviously the theoretical part. Initially, it may feel like a very overwhelming and complex process, but once you get hold of it, it'll be a cakewalk. Once the process completes, simply disconnect and switch off the things you've activated in earlier steps. Thereafter, we'll use the FTP client on our desktop to connect with the FTP server running on the smartphone.ДЇrom here on, through the FTP client's interface, we can do file transfers in either direction. First, we'll switch on the WiFi scanning process on our desktop and will connect to the wireless access point associated with our smartphone. Next, we'll switch on our WiFi Pro FTP Server that'll automatically hook up with our already active wireless access point enabling any external WiFi-capable device to connect to it through an appropriate ( FTP client) application. Remember, we'll not switch on WiFi or Mobile Data at all. It can be compared with WLAN ( Wireless Local Area Network) to which your desktop can connect to. Here's a general explanation about how things will work.ДЇirst of all, we'll switch on the Personal Hotspot on our smartphone creating a wireless access point. That latter one will connect to the server to facilitate easy file transfers-both ways. The first one ( i.e., the FTP server) should be installed on your smartphone and the second one ( FTP client) will run on your desktop. The following are the two applications required for the job. Once installed, you'll never need an internet connection to transfer files and folders between both the devices. One of these applications will be installed on your smartphone and the other one on your desktop PC. It's a one-time exercise and the only instance where you'll need an active internet connection.

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Step 1: Install the Necessary SoftwareBefore you start the actual file transferring process, you'll need two applications that need to be installed.

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So, without wasting any time, let's get started and learn to transfer files between an Android phone and a desktop even if we don't have Internet and a USB cable. I've tried to include the most common use cases.ДЎ0 Steps to Keep Your Smartphone in a Healthy and Optimized Condition I'll try my best to keep this file transfer tutorial as simple as possible-for your convenience.Дepending on the brand and model of your smartphone, the configuration process may differ-slightly. If you're technically challenged, you may find this method a little bit difficult to follow-but-once you grasp it, it's like a cakewalk. To tackle this situation, we're going to learn a way through which we can transfer the files between an Android device and a desktop computer without using Internet data or a USB cable. But, what if, you don't have the USB cable and doesn't have enough data left in your Internet plan to complete the transfer of some huge files? This situation often arises when you're traveling or simply are not at home or office. Another popular method is to use the Internet bandwidth to complete the file transfer between both the devices. One of the most common methods is using a USB cable to transfer the files in both the directions. Different people complete this task in different ways. Exchanging files between a smartphone powered by Android and a desktop ( or a laptop) is quite common.

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