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Guys - I'm working on a batch script to copy files from my phone to my computer. However, the phone shows up as Pixel 4 and there isn't a drive letter attached to it in disk manager. Can you tell me how do I do a cd command or change directory to this particular directory structure? When I copy the path from a folder I need to copy files from, it shows up This PC\Pixel 4\Internal shared storage\DCIM\Camera but don't know how to call that in a .bat file Thx

Hello @JakeSokol-9687,

Use mountvol in the command prompt you can get the ID of the volume you want to access like this:

In a batch script you can try the following command to see if it helps:

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From I've been able to determine, you would need to set your phone to connect in MSC mode. That way it will appear as a USB drive to your pc.

//docs.microsoft.com/en-us/archive/blogs/jamesone/on-scanners-cameras-and-their-usb-modes-and-lifting-the-lid-on-how-they-can-be-scripted

On my Motorola G5 it had USB options to "Transfer files" and "Transfer Photos [PTP]". I set my phone to "Transfer files", and I saw that it was using the MTP driver. I found these software products that appear [I have not tested] to make the phone visible as a drive letter.

//ptpdrive.com/index.html
//www.mtpdrive.com/

To access "This PC", it appears that you would need to use the Shell.Application COM object. Here is a Powershell script that uses that to copy files from your phone. You can modify that to suite your needs.

//github.com/nosalan/powershell-mtp-file-transfer

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