Android automatically downloading from my computer

Answer (1 of 4): Go to playstoreSettingsAutoUpdate apps click on do not auto update re ask the question if you are not taking about auto updating. Answer (1 of 5): John’s response is pretty solid, but I’ll add a few things (given the ambiguity of your question) 1. Rooting is a simple process for most Android devices and is rarely irreversible. Samsung devices that use Knox security can be tripped if you attempt to flash custom recovery, R. Import photos and videos from an Android phone to PC. First, connect your phone to a PC with a USB cable that can transfer files. Turn your phone on and unlock it. Your PC can’t find the device if the device is locked. On your PC, select the Start button and then select Photos to open the Photos app.

Launch File Explorer on your PC, and you will find the Samsung device under Devices and drives. Step 5. Click on your device to open it and view files if the images are on SD card, double click on phone. Step 6. Now, go to the DCIM folder to find your photos. Step 7. If the over-the-air update is available for your Pixel, it should automatically download. Reboot your phone after the update has installed, and you'll be running Android 10 in no time! Turn on the Bluetooth on both your PC and Android device. On your Android phone, turn on Bluetooth from Settings. On PC, please go to Start Settings Devices to turn on Bluetooth. Please make sure that your Android phone is discoverable. Step 2. Select your Android phone from the list of devices, click Pair to make a connection. Step 3.

Step 7: In the OneDrive app for Android, you can access the same folder and download files uploaded from your PC. If you don’t want to use OneDrive, alternatives include Dropbox and Google Drive. Step 6. Select the images that you want to transfer from your phone to your computer and tap share. Select Bluetooth and choose your computer name. Step 7. Select receive a file to allow your computer to receive the images. Step 8. Wait for the Bluetooth file transfer to reach %. Step 9. Save the file to the desired location on your PC. Step 1. Connect Android to PC via a USB cable. Connect your Android phone or tablet to a computer with a lightning USB cable. Open "My Computer" and find your Android hard disk. You can see it act as a portable device with the brand name of your Android. Step 2. Make a copy of your Android files.