Hello,
I found an app for my android smartphone with nfc called FareBot but to scan my transit card I need encryption keys.
So I need to get the keys with a program called MiFare but there for I need a NFC reader for pc but I don't have one and I don't want to buy one for this one time only.
So my question is can I use my android phone as a NFC Reader for my windows 8 pc.
Here's some information:
Phone: LG G2 D802
Android version: 4.2.2 (Jelly Bean)
Laptop OS: Windows 8 Enterprise
If you need more information or something just ask.
Greatz, iJeanPaul
NFC App
I can't give you link because I'm a new user here, but search the play store for "NFC Relay"
It creates a server on your phone - connect to that server from your PC and you will have a scriptor-like console interface where you can send and receive commands.
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Hi,
I have a rooted Tornsmart MK908 android TV Quad Core A9 Processor Rockchip running
Android Ver 4.2.2
Kernel: 3.0.36+
rjh_V_102j2 #58
Vendor software Ver: 101j2 21-6-2013
I need to run Teamviewer so I can control the device remotely, I have managed to install QuickSupport & get access to all functions (Dashboard, Apps, Process, Settings, etc.) but cannot view the screen even when I gives access to share, therefore defeating the object for using Teamviewer.
When starting the Teamviewer it comes up with a pop up
"In order to be able use the additional features Remote Control, you need to install an Add-On. Please contact your vendor for more information"
Cant find an Add-On that resolves this issue!
I just need to remotely access & control the unit & view the screen & dont have a preference on Teamviewer although it seems to be the best free app out there? - Can anyone tell me how to solve this problem, I'm new with Androids so simple instructions is much appreciated.
Thank you
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Hello,
I have a strange question. I have a android tablet that will be replaced. I have the outlook app running for old emails. I forgot the pasword for outlook because I have access so I don't need it. Is it possible to download the android tablet and run it on my laptop under windows. So I can open the old emails form my pc.
thx
Hello,
This problem is about the Android TV (provided by my "Freebox Mini 4K Player" - France).
There is two component of my Freebox (Internet Box) :
the "server" unit with an external hard drive plugged through USB based on a "private" OS (based on linux - Freebox OS);
the "player" that is my Android TV unit;
I would like to use my AndroidTV to emulate old games (console, computer, etc.).
My Android TV has a very little internal storage (about 5Go). So I would like to store all my ROMs/Emulators on my external drive plugged to my "Server".
How can I access this external drive from emulator App (like ClassicBoy) ?
I can access the external drive on my Android TV using "ES Explorer > Local Network > Scan" and it find it. But, out of ES Explorer, I can't access it anymore.
As a tips : It seems that the link through the Local Network use the samba protocol to join it.
Thanks for your coming answers.
Regards,
Any idea about that please ?
if you need more informations, you could ask !
Hi,
i have this simple configuration.
Philips Andoird TV PUS6501 (Android 5) + External HDD
PC (Windows 10)
What i want is to copy files from my PC to the HDD wich is connected to the TV.
I heard this was possible with Android KitKat but since Android Lollipop the function is gone.
I heard what i want is possible if i get root and set up a Samba Server (wtf never done something like that before)
I heard root is possible but only temporary (with the dirty cow script) but i didnt find any tutorial for my TV nor did i recive any help in the Philips Android TV Thead.
So what can I do to get write access when the HDD is still connected to the TV?
Sven
sevenRA1 said:
Hi,
i have this simple configuration.
Philips Andoird TV PUS6501 (Android 5) + External HDD
PC (Windows 10)
What i want is to copy files from my PC to the HDD wich is connected to the TV.
I heard this was possible with Android KitKat but since Android Lollipop the function is gone.
I heard what i want is possible if i get root and set up a Samba Server (wtf never done something like that before)
I heard root is possible but only temporary (with the dirty cow script) but i didnt find any tutorial for my TV nor did i recive any help in the Philips Android TV Thead.
So what can I do to get write access when the HDD is still connected to the TV?
Sven
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Share the files on your PC and use X-plore or ES file manager to copy the files from one to the other. Another possibility is using something like Cetus Play on the TV side. It can set up a simple web server that will accept uploaded files.
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My deepest apologies if this is the wrong forum but I am trying to find out if anyone has been able to modify these pdms as its little more than a cell phone made by a company called Nuu and its their A1+ phone.
It appears to be stripped of all apps and not sure if its possible to root it to add the other android apps back but it would be nice if I could add them back and do things like re enable the audio plug.
I just got one of these and started to investigate such an idea, which is how I found this thread.
So far I have gotten it to be accessible in Windows 10 Pro by installing the Drivers from:
https://www.helpjet.net/Fs-34429584-64578678-97773923-devices.html
It shows up under Devices and drivers as Android. Which is the Internal Storage on it.
To view the files on it , you have to copy them to another drive on your computer.
Within Device Manager Android Phone shows and within it it shows Android Composite ADB Interface so it appears the serial port to access the phone is accessible.
I installed a 32GB MicroSD and in Device Manager it shows up under Portable Devices as does Android .
In Device Manager Drives, neither the Android or 32Gb MicroSD Show up as drives.
, but Android is viewable in Explorer as a 5.24 GB Drive.
So it appears it is susceptible to hacking, just have to figure out how to do it....
It will be cool if someone can extract applications and make them work in any Android smartphone to avoid using 2 phones.