Download folder disappeared android

 · Open the SDK Manager and download "Android SDK Platform-tools" at the top in the Tools folder. Share. Improve this answer. Follow SDK Manager is a shortchut for the "tools/android" folder, this folder is missing – Luiz Carvalho. Oct 7 '13 at I would just re-download the SDK then. – Evan Bashir. Oct 7 '13 at Reviews: 1.  · How to Recover Accidentally Deleted Files. It’s just as important to manage expectations. There’s no guarantee that lost data will be recovered. Rooting an Android Phone. Rooting an Android phone is not the ideal solution for average users. But if you saved all your files directly on your phone and not a memory card, this may be the only Estimated Reading Time: 5 mins.  · The Downloads app was always a little buggy. If you got a file into the /Download directory using some other method besides downloading it from the web (e.g., by copying it from your PC via USB), it might not show up in the Downloads app, because I think that app would only show files that were handled by the Download Manager.

1) I too create a C:\downloads folder on my computers, and I make sure it's included in data backups. (There's probably a registry hack that would make the OS think that this is the main Downloads folder, but instead I just put a shortcut to it in the Downloads folder.) 2) I set my browsers to prompt me for a save location for downloaded files. Method 1: Recover Missing Files from Backup. If you have a backup on SD card, Google, or other places, you can recover disappeared files without rooting your Android mobile phone or tablet. Operations should be simple, so here we do not show you detailed steps. However, if there is no backup, a piece of Android data recovery software is required. My Files: Navigate to and open My Files, then tap More options (the three vertical dots), and then tap Trash. Navigate to and touch and hold the missing file. Then, tap Restore. Gallery: Navigate to and open the Gallery app, then tap the menu on the lower right, then Trash. To restore an image, tap Edit, and then select your image, or a group.

These apps can scan your SD card or Android internal storage and try to find any lost files. Make sure to pick an app that’s been downloaded over K times and has over a star rating. If an app doesn’t work, there are some paid third-party programs out there that you can try like FoneDog, www.doorway.ru, and Remo Software. 1) I too create a C:\downloads folder on my computers, and I make sure it’s included in data backups. (There’s probably a registry hack that would make the OS think that this is the main Downloads folder, but instead I just put a shortcut to it in the Downloads folder.) 2) I set my browsers to prompt me for a save location for downloaded files. Find the file manager app. Left: Files app on a Pixel 3. Right: My Files on a Galaxy S10 Plus. Screenshots by Jason Cipriani/CNET By far the easiest way to find downloaded files on Android is to.