- #IS IT SAFE TO DELETE ZERO BYTE FILES IN WINDOWS 7 FOR ANDROID#
- #IS IT SAFE TO DELETE ZERO BYTE FILES IN WINDOWS 7 PC#
I have confirmed that the problem is triggered by Totalcmd. The files moved to SD card are readable on mobile and in a card reader, with normal file sizes but are inaccessible via USB - Transfer files (file sizes indicated as 0 bytes). The files moved to SD card readable on mobile, in a card reader and via USB - Transfer files. SD card file system and unit allocation size (cluster size) : the problem occured on a default FAT32 format as well as exFAT and NTFS with at least one case of a non-standard (increased) cluster size.
Files moved to SD card using Totalcmd will be 0 byte in size when viewed in USB - Transfer files mode.ģ. I can jump into USB - Transfer files mode after seconds or after a month, it doesn't matter. Time interval between the Totalcmd move operation and the bug occurence.
#IS IT SAFE TO DELETE ZERO BYTE FILES IN WINDOWS 7 PC#
A different PC or system (tested W10 and W7, W7 on two PCs).Ģ.
I also confirmed the following to be irrelevant:ġ.
#IS IT SAFE TO DELETE ZERO BYTE FILES IN WINDOWS 7 FOR ANDROID#
Use Totalcmd for Android to move photos from internal memory DCIM\Camera to SD card DCIM\Camera Take photos as usual, with my usual app.Ģ. Steps I followed to trigger the occurence of the bug again:ġ. It seems that only the USB - Transfer files (PC connect) mode is affected. Can you still open the photos on the card within Android? I'm currently not aware of any bugs in Total Commander or Android which could be causing this. Otherwise: Good work keep it up, registered user since more than a decade Used OS: 6.0, TC: 2.80b7 (but "defective" files were copied with older versions too). Where's the switch to do a physical copy instead to create links (if this really is what happened here). On the other hand the copied files do not look in any regard special when viewed on android total commander (no symbol that would indicate a link, file size is ok).Īh i just recognized the anroid file manager shows a 0 byte length either. I would guess the copy did indeed create symbolic links, but those aren't supported on the USB connection. They also can't be accessed which you might think would work with a symbolic link. if media files are copied, they show up in the viewer ok.īut when i connect with USB to a PC (MTP) the copied files show up with 0 byte length in windows explorer or total commander.
They were accessible on my android device without any restriction, e.g. Hi, i copied some files from one folder on the SD card to another folder using the copy button.
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