How do I transfer files directly from Android to PC wireless without usb?

Using a local network shared folder is an effective way to transfer files from Android to PC. This method involves sharing a folder on your PC over the network and then accessing it from your Android device. Here's how you can set it up:

Setting Up a Shared Folder on Windows

1. Create a Folder for Sharing

• Right-click on the folder you want to share.
• Select Properties.
• Go to the Sharing tab.
• Click Share….
• Choose Everyone from the dropdown (or specific users), then click Add.
• Set permissions to Read/Write if you want to transfer files from Android to PC.
• Click Share and note the network path (e.g., \\YourPCName\SharedFolder).

2. Allow Network Sharing in Windows Settings

• Open Control Panel > Network and Sharing Center.
• Click Change advanced sharing settings.
• Enable Turn on network discovery and Turn on file and printer sharing.
• Save changes.

Accessing Shared Folder from Android

1. Install a File Manager with SMB Support

2. Connect to the Shared Folder

• Open your file manager.
• Navigate to the Network section.
• Select Add SMB Share or similar.
• Enter your PC’s IP address or network name.
• Enter credentials if prompted (for Windows login).
• Access the shared folder.

3. Transfer Files

• Copy files from your Android to the shared folder or vice versa.