If you have seen yourself in the position that you have ever wanted mount an NTFS disk on your Android thanks to OTG connectivity and it has been impossible for the Android operating system to recognize it, then you are in the right place.
And it is that in this practical video tutorial, I am going to teach you a very, very simple way with which you will be able to mount disks in NTFS format to access directly from Android and copy, cut or paste files in both directions.
Once again I have known this trick or possibility that Android users have of mount ntfs disks on android to work with them thanks to OTG connectivity, thanks to a member of the community Androidsis, in this case the friend Antichrist Community Manager and that has a channel of applications for Android in Telegram, which under the name of Androids around the world, offers us a lot of useful application mods for your Android. So I would recommend that you will join the channel by clicking on this link since it is the sea of interesting.
Having said this and given the corresponding and deserved thanks for the recommendation of the application that we are going to use to mount NTFS disks in Android, let's move on to the very simple practical tutorial on how to get it:
How to mount NTFS disks on Android
To achieve mount NTFS disks on Android and be able to work with them both ways, the first thing that we are going to need of course is an Android terminal, be it a Smartphone or a Tablet, which must be compatible with the OTG connection.
Once cHeck that our Android supports OTGWe will also need a Micro USB to USB or USB Type-C to USB adapter cable to connect the NTFS disk with which we want to work on Android.
It should be said that although all the time I am using the word NTFS disks, This can be extended to any means that we can connect via USB to our Android terminal..
So this practical tutorial will help us to hard drives in NTFS format, Pendrives in NTFS format or even memory cards that we have in NTFS format.
To be able to mount NTFS disks and work with them directly in our Android terminal, we are only going to need to download a totally free application and available in the Play Store which will do the job fully automatically.
The application that responds to the name of Microsoft NTFS USB Driver by Paragon SoftwareIt is an application that, as I said, is completely free and does not contain ads or hidden purchases in the application.
Just install the application and connect an NTFS disk to our Android, The application will run automatically to show us the aforementioned disk in NTFS format and offer us two options, an option to only read the disk and another option that will allow us to work with the disk as if we had connected it to a personal computer simply by using a simple but effective file browser with options to copy, cut, paste and delete files.
It's that simple and easy mount ntfs disks on android to be able to work with them as if it were a disc in FAT format.
For any questions that may assail you, how to mount the NTFS disk or how to unmount it safely at the end of our workFor this I refer you to the practical video tutorial that I have left you at the beginning of this post. A tutorial in which I explain everything in a detailed and above all simple way.
Download Microsoft NTFS USB Driver by Paragon Software for free from the Google Play Store
"It is completely free and contains no ads or hidden in-app purchases"
it's not like that. When you want to set up a format you have to pay.
Nothing free. It is paid. For that trip I already have saddlebags….
Hello they have deleted the app from the play store
Excellent
The app is no longer available in the play store… will there be another alternative or a similar app ???