You will most likely want to copy the file to either /sdcard or /sdcard/Download with ADB Push. If you wanted, you could even replace /sdcard with /sdcard/Download and that would copy the ZIP file to the commonly used Downloads folder. What we’re doing with this example command is using ADB to send the Magisk Uninstaller ZIP file to the “base” directory of your internal storage. This is actually located in /sdcard/Download/ We’re telling the ADB.exe file to “push” this Magisk uninstaller ZIP file into a folder on the Android smartphone or tablet labeled “sdcard.” This may be even more confusing to those who don’t have an “SD card slot,” but this is actually just where Android mounts the internal storage.įor instance, you’re likely familiar with the Downloads folder which is in Android’s internal storage. So this is the example command we’re looking at here. send, or copy) a file to an Android device over USB.Īdb push Magisk-uninstaller-20170813.zip /sdcard The “adb push” part of the command is very straight forward and is simply telling ADB.exe that we’re about to “push” (e.g. So here I will go over what I mean when I tell you to type out the command adb push. I go over an example in the video above but I understand that not everyone wants to watch that. I have a feeling you’re here because you either prefer the command line or aren’t booted into the Android OS. You can then just copy the file through your desktop OS’ file explorer program like you are used to. Instead, you can switch the USB mode (check your Notification Panel after completing Step #1 of the tutorial) over to MTP or File Transfer mode.
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