SoonerLater
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I have a Samsung Droid Charge on Verizon. When I connect it via USB cable to a PC running Windows XP or one running Windows 7 (64bit), it shows me only some of the files. For example, my SD card has a folder \Music\. Under \Music\ are about 300 folders (one per artist). In each artist folder is at least one subfolder (one per album). The music tracks are in the album subfolders.
Here's the weird part... all of the artist folders show up, but only about the first (first, by alphabetical order) two dozen artist folders show as having any album subfolders. The rest show as empty. When I browse the SD card using Droid Charge itself, all of the folders and files are present. The seemingly missing folders and files only appear to be missing when viewing from a PC using USB. By the way, USB Debugging is OFF. I'm selecting "Mass Storage" mode when I connect the usb cable.
For what it's worth... when I browse the SD card from a PC using the "WIFI File Explorer" app from the Android marketplace, all of the folders and files are present. They're just not all visible (apparently missing) when using USB.
Ideas?
Here's the weird part... all of the artist folders show up, but only about the first (first, by alphabetical order) two dozen artist folders show as having any album subfolders. The rest show as empty. When I browse the SD card using Droid Charge itself, all of the folders and files are present. The seemingly missing folders and files only appear to be missing when viewing from a PC using USB. By the way, USB Debugging is OFF. I'm selecting "Mass Storage" mode when I connect the usb cable.
For what it's worth... when I browse the SD card from a PC using the "WIFI File Explorer" app from the Android marketplace, all of the folders and files are present. They're just not all visible (apparently missing) when using USB.
Ideas?
