Windows 10 How to connect to Android SmartPhone by WiFi? mount drive in File Exp?

To connect your Windows 10 system directly to an Android smartphone and access it as a mounted drive in File Explorer, you can utilize the following methods: 1. Using Wi-Fi Direct: - Check if your Android smartphone supports Wi-Fi Direct. - On your Android device, enable Wi-Fi Direct in the network settings. - On your Windows 10 PC, go to Settings > Devices > Bluetooth & other devices. - Click on "Add a device" and select Wi-Fi Direct. - Locate and connect to your Android smartphone. - Once connected, your Android device should appear as a networked device in File Explorer on your PC. 2. Using Third-Party Apps: - Some third-party apps enable wireless file transfers between Android and Windows. Apps like AirDroid, ES File Explorer, or Pushbullet allow you to connect your Android device wirelessly and manage files from your PC. 3. USB Tethering: - Another method is to enable USB tethering on your Android device and connect it to your PC via USB. - Once connected, your phone should appear in File Explorer as a USB drive. 4. Microsoft Your Phone App: - The "Your Phone" app allows you to link your Android phone with your Windows 10 PC wirelessly. - After setting up the app on both devices, you can access photos, messages, and notifications from your Android device on your PC. 5. FTP Server Apps: - Some Android apps create an FTP server on your device, enabling wireless file access. - Install an FTP server app like "FTP Server" on your Android device and connect to it via an FTP client on your PC. Choose the method that best suits your needs and device capabilities to establish a wireless connection between your Windows 10 PC and Android smartphone for file access.