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LOL at least that was an easy solution.....nothing pointless here. glad you got it worked out.nevermind, my mom simply changed phone companies, i apologize for making a pointless thread
I'm on T-Mobile. In my general area, Verizon is known as having the most coverage, with T-Mobile a close 2nd. I never have connection issues anywhere else, and I've had this model phone for about 1 1/2 years. Also, my Mom who is nearby and has a budget phone on Mint Mobile (MVNO of T-Mobile) sometimes loses connection but can reconnect after a reboot... so I THINK T-Mobile is pretty decent in our area.Who is your carrier? That plays into it a bit as well as your phone. When I was on Sprint, my connection was always spotty at best when I went to see my doctor.
Which files? Give us a clue as to what you are not seeing, and we'll be in a better place to guess at the problem.I can view all the files from the applications in the Android folder with my S7 , but the tablet won't show me anything. I tried ESfile Explorer and it does the same thing too.