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[Script][win] Add Send To android device command over WiFi port in win OS - 11/7/13

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Hello xda mates,,
Who wants to have this command in Send to group??



Yeah it makes the life easy,, so no need to search for usb cable just to send some files into android external or internal sdcard..

The principle here is to send files over WiFi port using send to command in windows machine OS..

How to achieve that:
First you need to download the script that I prepared, extract it and follow these steps:
1. Put "adb_Send-to" folder anywhere in your hard drive.
2. Open "ip-address-here.txt" and type your android device WiFi IP address there and save changes.
3. Copy the file "My Android Device.cmd"
4. Go to the following directory:
Code:

%APPDATA%\Microsoft\Windows\SendTo
and paste SHORTCUT of "My Android Device.cmd" there.
5. Open your android device WiFi port and enable ADB WiFi (download from Google Play)

Now on your computer just right click on any file and choose "Send to" to send your file to extSdCard over WiFi..!!!

N.B: If you don't know which ADB WiFi to download from Google Play, I recommend you this one:




Extra:
You can customize the icon and name of the shortcut to your taste..

Tips:
Tip #1
Make IP settings static not DHCP in android device. By doing this you will not need to enter new IP address each time you want to connect over WiFi using this script.
How to do that?
Go to your WiFi networks --> long press your current WiFi connection --> modify network config --> IP settings (static), now put a static IP address that resembles your router gateway except for the last digits and put your gateway (See this picture as an example).

Tip #2
If you would like to send your file into a specific folder in your device, create a folder in the targeted memory sdcard first; let's say you created a folder in internal sdcard called MyStuffs
So what you need to do is to open the script "My Android Device.cmd" and edit this line by Notepad++:
Quote:

Code:

adb push %1 /storage/sdcard0/
to:
Code:

adb push %1 /storage/sdcard0/MyStuffs/

and save changes..
You can do the same for external sdcard. Create a folder in external sdcard called for example MyStuffs2 and edit this line in the script by Notepad++:
Quote:

Code:

adb push %1 /storage/extSdCard/
to:
Code:

adb push %1 /storage/extSdCard/MyStuffs2/

and save changes..

Tip #3
If you run of some adb problems, check this post here by @kmokhtar79




- Combine Script (Send to Internal or External SdCard), mounting commands included | Download |

Old release:
 

- Send to external sdcard script | Download |
- Send to internal sdcard script. | Download |



Have a nice day,,



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