Android cant move downloaded file

 · Android File Transfer not working issue is a pretty common scenario with a majority of Android phone users. The problems vary from "Could not connect to the device". Try connecting or restarting your device to "No Android device found". Please connect your Android device with a USB cable to "get started" or "Can't access device storage".Estimated Reading Time: 9 mins.  · I updated my Pixel 3 to Android 11 yesterday and now the Files app has no functionality to Copy or Move files. Before the update I could select files in the Files app and then choose Copy or Move, change to the folder and then paste them in. No Copy or Move of any type in any menus, even when long-hold, quick tap or two finger.  · While on the target or destination folder, tap the Move here at the bottom-right corner. The selected file will then be removed from the previous folder and then transferred to the new target.

Samsung's file transfer software often causes interferences with the native Android file transfer. To uninstall Kies you will need to download the installer first (clicking the link will start the download), and just then select the "uninstall" option within the file package. Here's how to move and copy a downloaded file to another folder on the Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 tablet. Android 10 File Management. Just like computers, Android devices also have a file manager. There are a number of free file browser apps on the Play Store that should allow you to locate and move the files. That would be the easiest way, since you don't mention what phone or music app you're using. Some music players allow you to designate folders it should look at for audio files, which would be eliminate the need to move files around.

When Android File Transfer cannot connect to the device, you need to check whether the Android File Transfer is of the latest version or is not corrupted. Older or corrupted versions of software applications usually hamper the performance, which is usual for Android File Transfer as well. Simply touch and hold on the selected file and then release when the Edit menu shows up beneath the screen. It's the same gesture you did when moving a downloaded file. I updated my Pixel 3 to Android 11 yesterday and now the Files app has no functionality to Copy or Move files. Before the update I could select files in the Files app and then choose Copy or Move, change to the folder and then paste them in. No Copy or Move of any type in any menus, even when long-hold, quick tap or two finger.