Still complaining? On your phone double check that you have USB access configured properly by going into the Settings app, searching for “USB” and checking these options: Just click OK – which quits the app – and then relaunch it from your Applications folder.
Even with that, though, don’t be surprised if the AFT app pops up this error: On the phone you’ll immediately see a pop-up once you connect the two devices via cable: In any case, once you can connect ’em, make sure you have Android File Transfer on your Mac and it should automatically start up when the phone is plugged in! For my setup, that’s just a USB-C to USB-C cable, easy enough, but your configuration might be a bit more complicated. The first thing you’ll need is a cable that plugs into your Mac computer on one end and into the phone on the other. But no worries, I’ll show you how it works and then how to work around any problems. The problem with it is that there’s a weird timing issue between your phone being connected, you giving approval on your phone for the computer to access files and the app on your Mac receiving approval before it pops up an error and fails.
Android file transfer app mac for free#
It’s a simple, albeit buggy app that you can download for free from the Android Web site (or just click on this: Get Android File Transfer for Mac). There are a couple of different ways you can solve this puzzle including the ninja-only command line on the Mac, but fortunately there’s an easy way too: Android File Transfer.
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