androidtvfan
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My Samsung S9 plus will not charge as the port is somehow damaged i.e moisture or whatever has got it so the plug won't go all the way in...Have I lost all my photos on its 128gb internal memory ? I presume I have ?
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Not unless moisture/whatever damaged its storage, too, and not just its charging port.My Samsung S9 plus will not charge as the port is somehow damaged i.e moisture or whatever has got it so the plug won't go all the way in...Have I lost all my photos on its 128gb internal memory ? I presume I have ?
If he can't charge it...I don't think this will work.Use the LAN option in ES File Explorer to backup your files to your PC...
Most of us abandoned ES long ago over its privacy problems.Use the LAN option in ES File Explorer to backup your files to your PC...
I don't think that moisture would stop the plug being inserted. I'm with Steven on this: if you can't see visible damage to the port or some obstruction in it I'd consider the possibility that it's the cable.My Samsung S9 plus will not charge as the port is somehow damaged i.e moisture or whatever has got it so the plug won't go all the way in...Have I lost all my photos on its 128gb internal memory ? I presume I have ?
Most of us abandoned ES long ago over its privacy problems.
ES File Explorer Pro is my favorite of numerous file managers I've tried. It most seamlessly connects to all of my Linux computers, and has features others lack or poorly implement.Allowing ES File Expolerer to only access your home LAN IP addresses (i.e. 192.168.*.*:* in most cases) via NoRoot Firewall removes the privacy / security issues.
ESFE is a powerful litlle app....
Most of us abandoned ES long ago over its privacy problems.
I don't think that moisture would stop the plug being inserted. I'm with Steven on this: if you can't see visible damage to the port or some obstruction in it I'd consider the possibility that it's the cable.
If you can see something in the port, be very careful trying to get it out: a hard probe could easily damage the contacts.
Thanks for all the replies. In the end after some wiggling about the plug went in properly again and all fine now. I was all set to buy the wireless charger but then you have to enable wireless charging I read so guess that wouldn't have worked..anyway fortunately all good anyway
The headphone port continues to be impossible to use though