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MobileFileSearch v1.51
MobileFileSearch v1.51 👉 Search files inside smartphones and tablets connected through USB MTP mode. MobileFileSearch is a lightweight utility that allows you to search files stored on smartphones, tablets, and other portable devices connected to your computer through USB using the Media Transfer Protocol (MTP). It can quickly scan connected devices and display matching files based on filename, extension, size, date, and other search filters. MobileFileSearch is especially useful for locating photos, videos, documents, music, APK files, and other content stored on Android devices or portable media players without manually browsing through folders. Search results can be copied, exported, or opened directly from the interface for easier file management. Be aware that this tool is useful if your Smartphone/Tablet uses the Media Transfer Protocol (MTP) to view and transfer files via USB. Features: • Search files on smartphones and tablets connected through USB • Works with devices using the Media Transfer Protocol (MTP) • Filter results by filename, extension, size, and modified date • View full file paths and file details • Open files directly from search results • Export search results to text, CSV, HTML, JSON, or XML • Lightweight and portable utility with no installation required • Supports drag-and-drop exporting of files • Command-line support for advanced usage Supported operating systems: • Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 10, Windows 11 Supported languages: • English Changes: v1.51 05-11-26 • Fixed bug: MobileFileSearch crashed when using the 'Open Folder In Explorer' option and the folder path contained a slash character ('/'). This download is for the Windows 64bit version (very bottom of page). If you need the Windows 32bit version, download here. Click here to visit the author's website.
5/5 5,035 Jun 03, 2026
Nir Sofer
   
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