Error copying files from PC to S10e using USB cable

are you copying onto the sd card? if so what card do you have? have you tried different cables?

 

Have you tried wireless, like through wi-fi?

For me that is much easier.

I still tend to limit how much I try to copy at one time, because any time you deal with massive amounts of content you increase the chance of errors.

https://nitroshare.net/

 

I agree with puppykickr here, you're trying to copy too much data.
Imagine Niagara falls funneled thru a garden hose.
I copy only a few things at a time with the best results

 

You cannot just make things work as you expect them to.

If that was possible, then you would have copied your files already and not needed to post here again.

You have tried all the things that you have wanted to try, with failed results- yet refuse to try any of the suggestions given, as simple as they may be- like trying to copy smaller amounts of data each time or using a different method.

I never had any luck trying to do what you want the way you are trying, and so I found NitroShare and use that instead.
My problem was solved, although I still need to limit the quantity of data to transfer at one time.

Data does not always transfer in order, one thing at a time.
Sometimes things get jumbled, and then are sorted out at the other end.
When you transfer large amounts at one time, you increase the number of parts transfered and also increase the chances of them not being sorted properly in the end.

And what are you using to look for these files that are 'not copied'?
Is it possible that they ARE copied and you are not finding them?

If there is a '.' in the beginning of any file or folder, that will be considered a hidden file on Android.
Stock file managers are notoriously crap (like My Files) and if that is what you are using then a better one is in order.

For what it's worth, it is neither smart nor constructive to tell people you have asked for help how you would like them to answer.

Many answers to life's questions are things that we do not want to hear or do.

 

Did this other person use your computer, your cables, and your programs and apps?

Is the phone absoultely identical- because even the 'same' phone can be very different just between cellular providers.

Check this one out...
My ol'lady and I have the exact same phone.
Same specs, relatively the same manufacture date, etc.

The difference?
Hers is from Tracfone, and mine is an unlocked model.

The biggest difference is that hers has a replaceable battery, whereas mine does not.

This would be a huge difference, correct, (?) in two 'identical' devices?

Also, Samsungs have two processors available for their phones, and many small differences between what would appear to be identical devices.

See if that person can bring the other device to your home and replicate the success, using your equipment and first one phone then the other.

Or you go over there and try the same thing.

Or you could try another method altogether, which is what I had to do for myself.

Wi-fi transfer works for me, and it is wireless and fast.

 

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FeriM:

I noticed you have been doing this from Windows 7 machine and getting same results. I don't experience your problem specifically, however, I did have Windows 7 issue recently relating to USB ports on my old laptop that may be worth inspecting.
My issue is that one of the three USB ports on my ASUS was no longer being recognized by even the Windows OS; I discovered it while plugging my Samsung into that port. For the longest time I couldn't figure what happened because I don't abuse the ports, and besides that the laptop had been idled over a year since I use a Windows 10 machine mostly now.

Finally, I was testing out a version of Linux from a USB stick on that laptop (on a different port) and to my surprise Lubuntu was able to access that port. That tickled my curiousity to research the Windows 7 side, discovering that a Microsoft firmware update downloaded sometime recently had mucked up the USB subsystem, leaving me only 2 out of 3 working ports. I rolled back all those firmware drivers I could find until the dead USB port came back online.

I've no idea if you may be suffering a similar firmware driver update that affects your USB subsystem, but it's worth considering.