Re: Tutorial: How to copy ANY files, both directions between Windows and iOS/iPadOS using built-in functionality

Hank Rogers wrote:

badgolferman wrote:

Hank Rogers <Hank@nospam.invalid> wrote:.

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And you have to repeat all this shit every time DHCP issues a
different IP address to your windows computer.
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That seldom happens, but you can always reserve that IP address for
your PC in your home router.
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It's only seldom if you have only 1 or two devices and never reboot
them.
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It happens fairly often if you have several devices connecting at
different times.
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Yes, you can switch to using static IPs, but it's also a hassle, and
other disadvantages.
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I have a network drive which always has the same IP and it is a good
solution, but doesn't work with apple's "files" app. Files sets the
drive as read only. It's been this way for a long time, so I doubt
apple will ever fix it. I found another app which DOES work, but
there's no way to get the native files crapp to write anything to the
drive.

Files app sets the network drive as read-only?  Is this network drive
external to the Apple device... or are you saying Files app sets the
Apple device as read-only and you can't write to your phone?