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

Using a USB-C Ethernet dongle (or a USB-C to Ethernet adapter) can be an effective way to transfer files from Android device to PC over a wired connection, especially if you're looking to avoid Wi-Fi limitations or want a more stable, faster transfer. Here’s how it works and what you need to do:

How the USB-C Ethernet Dongle Trick Works

• Connect the dongle: Plug the USB-C Ethernet dongle into your Android device.
• Connect to LAN: Use an Ethernet cable to connect both your Android device and PC to the same local network (router or switch).
• Configure network sharing: Your Android device can be set up to share its storage over the network, or you can set up a network sharing protocol directly.

Steps for File Transfer from Android to PC via Ethernet

1. Connect everything:

• Insert the USB-C Ethernet dongle into your Android device.
• Connect your Android and PC to the same router or switch via Ethernet cables.

2. Configure Android for network sharing:

• Some Android devices may automatically recognize the Ethernet connection.
• Use a file manager app like Solid Explorer or CX File Explorer that supports network protocols.
• Enable FTP server or SMB sharing on your Android device (via apps like Simple FTP Server or WiFi File Transfer).

3. Access files on PC:

• On your Windows PC, open File Explorer.
• Enter the network address (e.g., ftp://<Android_IP>:<port> or \\<Android_IP>\sharedfolder).
• Transfer files directly, maintaining original quality.